1) Theist

2) Roman Catholic

3) None

Definitely in favor. This holiday season virtually killed my activity on this site, and I suspect this will benefit everyone entering the contest, including those with something ready to submit.

https://archive.org/stream/sirgawainandgre00neilgoog#page/n16/mode/2up

Here's a raw sample in the beginning of this version of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and a full translation after. I haven't read it myself, so I can't tell you much about it.

I think real stories tend to hold a special type of fear factor compared to fictional ones.

Looks like Fazz beat me to it. Take his advice.

In addition, read as much as you can, both storygames and books. When reading storygames, see what appeals to you, whether it's the multi-branch path, the interactivity, the inventory system, etc. Find out what makes a good storygame to you and what you want to make and learn how. Reading is also good while developing your writing skills, which also is something you should do to make a good storygame, mostly if you're writing a story-based storygame.

So it is. >.<

I mean, some time today or tomorrow. Not too sure when exactly since I have two birthdays to work around.

Not recently. I was commenting more based on the progress than anything. I may have the time and chance to read it some time this weekend, though.

That game tutorial's not bad. I know I would've liked to have played that the first time I played a game using items. Although, the interface was easy enough to figure out on your own. At least one storygame covers something important about the site. Glad to see a site-based tutorial storygame has been thought up before.

I have to say, even though W&W and Voice of a Madman are virtually on hold, the progress on Hell Storm is looking good.

I'd really want to see this implemented. If there's even the smallest chance that something like this prevents good, strong comments on storygames from appearing, I'd rather have it than not.

Additionally, there's been a few complaints I've noticed about people losing their work, If this suggestion is accepted, perhaps someone could consider using the pop up idea for other pats of the site.