Crashbexpert

@S773510 possibly. Need to complete some things before I can get possibly hired.

Oh sorry to hear that did you had any luck finding one

@S773510 well more like recently been looking for a new job and work took a lot of my time.

@Crashbexpert  was that a yes

@az1234567777777777 bru....

@Crashbexpert are you still doing you're broken gamer story or did you give up on it

@Crashbexpert that's reasonable

@Crashbexpert I'm for Arthur's taking a curtain amount of time to update there stores so long they take like 3 or  4 years to update

@Hollow_Ghost how's it going. 

@Crashbexpert ok thank you very much for the tips

@silver1the1hedgehog 6: Think of a specific genre and stick to it. 
            
            7: Make sure you give any characters enough development that they become memorable. The flaws of many stories is too many characters and not enough development to them.

@silver1the1hedgehog some tips I can give is;
            
            1: Make your protagonist believable and realistic.
            
            2: OP characters are usually not a good idea as readers enjoy reading conflict and struggle.
            
            3: If you want to do an OP character the antagonist has to be either just as strong or be superior in another sense. A good example is your protagonist could be stronger, but your antagonist is smarter.
            
            4: Plan out characters as much as possible that way you can reliability come up with how they would react or solve situations.
            
            5: A good little exercise I like to do is take whatever character I am making and putting them in different situations and think how they would respond, they don't even have to be situations revolving the actual story. Helps build who they are and what their ideals are.