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UCanShootMyNova
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I'm not much into original stories set in a premade universe. Why would I read fanfiction if not to see the universe in question put in very particular circumstances that it wouldn't otherwise be in? If I wanted originality I'd just find a fantasy/scifi series on goodreads.
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GM_Nebaris
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You can have a new story with new characters that still borrows from unique elements of the setting, which you couldn't have with a different series alltogether.
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Fated Xtasy
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As someone who actively works to get into writing(I wanna be one of those actors that directs, acts and writes shit) its kinda a easier road to drive on when you're working with pre-existing characters. They got a full background you can reference, a developed personality and a style of speaking(i.e Vader)
Writing an original story is much more tiring tbh. I've tried on the DMBE forums and it's a bloody mess. Not to mention that most original stories follow a gary stu or a self insert of the fan with the same name and no originality.(This isn't a dig at dmb, he can at the very least make fight scenes seem interesting)
To be honest, I've never seen an original story that isn't shitty in some aspect.
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