Note: This may be the first OLL game-related blog post. If you are interested in it, you also may be excited to hear that tech writer, game writer, and video host Veronica Belmont has decided to participate in NaNoWriMo this year!
Double note: This blog post includes some minor spoilers.
I recently finished Campaign Mode in Gears of War 3. I play with my brother, who is a Gears of War fan boy in every sense of the word. And for good reason—there are a lot of fabulous things about this game: the Beast Mode option, old maps re-beautified, and really it’s still probably the ultimate “bro series,” even for lady-bros like me. (But I promised I would write about the writing, and so I shall!) The final installment of the franchise has gotten a lot of praise for its greater presence of female characters, namely Anya, Sam, and Queen Myrrah.
really hate this ending question. ‘What kind...attributes do you consider necessary
character is simply someone you can relate...(“you” meaning
Look. A good female character is a good character—...is, an interesting, three-dimensional...
First trick: don’t try...write female characters like female characters. Write all
thought-provoking. I’m not much...have never tried this game but if her perspective is...
strong, independent female. Woo.
That’s a great question...great answer for. I can’t write down all
gender. I just write people. :B
Yesss. This. All of this.
Of course there’s...problem where readers/watchers/whathaveyous will just hate on...