I guess, I deserved that one.At least a MSc from a top university like Oxford of Harvard.
PhD preferred.
I too like me some vegetable stew...above room temperature IQ........
ehm, from what i am writing... very deep.How corrupted are we talking about?
Like very "light" one or deep one?
If you're looking to create your own corruption game I would suggest that you don't start with a character that is too sexually conservative. A girl/woman with experience can still be sexually naive. Too many games have women that begin so unbelievably conservative that it's hard to believe they even know what sex is. If you have a character like this, and you want a believable corruption storyline, then the timeframe for corrupting the woman becomes very long.ehm, from what i am planning... very deep.
Thanks for the tip, i will keep it in mind.If you're looking to create your own corruption game I would suggest that you don't start with a character that is too sexually conservative. A girl/woman with experience can still be sexually naive. Too many games have women that begin so unbelievably conservative that it's hard to believe they even know what sex is. If you have a character like this, and you want a believable corruption storyline, then the timeframe for corrupting the woman becomes very long.
(ha ha ha ha - good one)I have yet to see a single game put out in the adult community that has ever managed to accurately represent someone that actually appears to be intelligent.
+1 on this.High intelligent doesn't tend to applied to high self worth or esteem
Dumb girl can be tough one
Naive girl also can be also highly attentive
+1 also with the added:A person with a 100 IQ can never write from the perspective of a person with a 150 IQ
You don't need to be a genius to write about intelligent characters. IQ is also just one facet of intelligence. Intelligent or high IQ people can still make retarded decisions that screw everything. They can have character flaws like laziness, social, or emotional issues that hamper their success in whatever endeavor.I don't know what your IQ is or education. So none of this is meant as an insult to anyone.
It's purely a factual point on the topic at hand.
What I like vs what an author can write effectively are two different things.
One of the biggest places authors go wrong is trying to write above their means when it comes to characters.
It's the easiest area to spot the make mistakes.
A person with a 100 IQ can never write from the perspective of a person with a 150 IQ
They don't see the world the same. There isn't a damn thing they can ever do to change that.
Also education can play as much or more of a problem. A person who has no real understanding of complex topics is easily spotted when trying to write about it.
It's because they see things in a different manor they can solve more complex issues and problems. If you could simply imagine the way they think or see issue then you could solve the same problems they can. You can't.
If you are forced to write a character above your means there are a few tips to minimize that issue. Avoid discussing how they view or see an issue. Simply discuss them from a point of perception that shows their actions from an outside appearance.
The best answer is write characters in your own level use people you know as examples. In fact you can use researching how people would react to have a bit of fun. Get a few friends together at a diner or bar and talk about different situation and ask how they react in various situations. If you are fairly good at reading micro expressions and stuff you could learn something about friends you have they might not want to actually tell you. It would also help you gauge how truthful they are with their answers.
Granted I tend to use we researching believably of a plot, my friends don't think worse of my because they know me. You'll probably need your own reason they can accept so you don't get the creeper stare.
My Answer:
I like women who intelligent. I have yet to see a single game put out in the adult community that has ever managed to accurately represent someone that actually appears to be intelligent.
I would love for someone to write that game where the female character actually acts intelligent and it is believable.
Claire: Okay, fine! My favourite food is braised asparagus.