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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fladian" data-source="post: 122591" data-attributes="member: 5833">Which post was "retarded," Alekill?As for TerranUp16, which I won't quote. Seeing as I could answer it in general instead of picking out parts to answer.Despite that I enjoy reading, I seem to enjoy the "amateur" authors more than the professional ones. Comparing the amount of amateur work I've read to the 'real' work has a giant gap inbetween. Maybe it's because many simple ideas are thrown together and the phrase could be used: "Hope for the best." (When translated to my native language, it's a phrase I use quite often) The way that the authors tries to pull out the potential is something that interests me, not necessarily the story itself. It does not mean that I'll avoid reading good stories though... and I must admit, that I haven't read anything good for a while now, present company ignored, of course.I am familiar with the Warcraft story line in general, but it never really got me interested enough, therefore that I didn't continue to follow it. Starcraft, however, is something else. Sci-Fi rarely excites me, as I am not interested in futuristic-events. I could never write a decent sci-fi story either, as I cannot motivate myself to make it really exciting. Unfortunately, I am very limited to what I am able to write, luckily that I am already familiar with most of them. Therefore that you'll never encounter a decent sci-fi story of mine; perhaps that I'll write one someday, but I can guarantee it won't be very good. I am however interested in fantasy; and write it if necessary."Liberty's Crusade," is not a name that rings any bell for me, unfortunately, nor is "Speed of Darkness." I am, however, familiar with Day of the Dragon, though mostly of name than reading it.</blockquote>

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