If I'm remembering Nendo-Kata right they are the Virus... so basically any story witth them is all about an anti-male zombie apocalypse where the zombies ramble on about their 'moral superiority'. They are also squid based and are what Cthulu would be if he was less interested in eating things and being in the horror genre and corrupted things with lust, instead of insanity.
Another 'problem' that CarrotGlace has is lack of a filter editor. Though many writers have this issue... his manifests oddly. Specifically, it manifests in the chapter titles... I've been hearing the same issues constantly (for a certain definition of constantly popping up for roughly a decade now. He does complete stories. He completes entire arcs. He actually resolves major plot points and does major chunks of character development. The main issue he seems to get here is that he fails utterly to label theses in the chapter title headers as such. In the past I've seen pages and pages of complains on this in a single post.... the person freaking out totally and at length... that then gets utterly confused when you brake things down for them. Its less about content than formatting with him.
You have to remember that when you get past stories of 10-15k there is only so much to say about the subject before you have to add new things... or you end up with Bleach... the same arc over and over and over again. To the point 3-4 episode battles are used to make a BIG reveal... the character still has a sword with exactly the same powers and and you must have forgotten about it by now. Bleach is also what happens when you drive the plot by character popularity polls... strangely characters people know get picked commonly over ones that appear in a single episode. *facepalms*
Personally. I think one of Skysaber's major issues is that writes past the limits of his own attention span. He then forgets the main plot purpose and never bothers to reread the story he wrote before continuing the story. At that point he starts filling in the plot points as they remember what he was thinking at the time... eventually things dillute until he forgets what the character's personalities are and then uses them all as megaphones for some rant. This ends up with him getting called on it and freaking out and hiding from the Internet. If its been long enough he breaks down and rereads his own work again and either ditches it or tries a new version of the chapter.
Another 'problem' that CarrotGlace has is lack of a filter editor. Though many writers have this issue... his manifests oddly. Specifically, it manifests in the chapter titles... I've been hearing the same issues constantly (for a certain definition of constantly popping up for roughly a decade now. He does complete stories. He completes entire arcs. He actually resolves major plot points and does major chunks of character development. The main issue he seems to get here is that he fails utterly to label theses in the chapter title headers as such. In the past I've seen pages and pages of complains on this in a single post.... the person freaking out totally and at length... that then gets utterly confused when you brake things down for them. Its less about content than formatting with him.
You have to remember that when you get past stories of 10-15k there is only so much to say about the subject before you have to add new things... or you end up with Bleach... the same arc over and over and over again. To the point 3-4 episode battles are used to make a BIG reveal... the character still has a sword with exactly the same powers and and you must have forgotten about it by now. Bleach is also what happens when you drive the plot by character popularity polls... strangely characters people know get picked commonly over ones that appear in a single episode. *facepalms*
Personally. I think one of Skysaber's major issues is that writes past the limits of his own attention span. He then forgets the main plot purpose and never bothers to reread the story he wrote before continuing the story. At that point he starts filling in the plot points as they remember what he was thinking at the time... eventually things dillute until he forgets what the character's personalities are and then uses them all as megaphones for some rant. This ends up with him getting called on it and freaking out and hiding from the Internet. If its been long enough he breaks down and rereads his own work again and either ditches it or tries a new version of the chapter.