A POLL

[laceblade]

Dear Friends,

Help me decide my life.

Should I participate in megaflare_ff? [Megaflare is a Big Bang for Final Fantasy video games.]

Fic commitments can be made for one of these four levels:
Flare - 5,000 words
Ultima - 10,000 words
Mega Flare - 20,000 words
Giga Flare - 40,000 words

Poll #7282

Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 5

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Should I participate in Megaflare?

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Yes
4 (80.0%)

No
1 (20.0%)

If "Yes," should I work on the FF VII Inception AU in earnest? (haven't touched it in....a couple months?) Or something different?

(If FFVII Inception AU, I think I'd lean toward the latter two word counts. D: )


I am insecure fanperson, ;_;
One day, I will make these decisions for myself!

Comments

[calculus_of_destructions]

Rock the inception fic. :-p

[laceblade]

Does "rock it" mean 40,000?! :O

[calculus_of_destructions]

Oh, not necessarily! It means "go forth & be awesome", which means whatever length you want to shoot for. I don't know jackshit about what the story length should be. :-p

[laceblade]

I don't know jackshit about what the story length should be. :-p

Neither....neither do I! lol.

[jesse_the_k]

And I vote no because I'm all about the doing nothing and relaxing. Or at least trying to.

[eggcrack]

I say go for it! I tried it last year and although I didn't get my story done, it was nevertheless a great experience and I enjoyed it. Not to mention it's a good chance to finally get those WIPs you've been planning to do into the actual WIP stage. :D

[laceblade]

Which, in theory, is what I should be doing, too, given that doctor types think my physical illness is induced by stress.

BUT. If writing releases my angst/etc., maybe it would be okay?? I want writing to not be stressful for me. So I can write ALL THE FIC.

[laceblade]

It's good to know that you enjoyed it even though you didn't finish - as I haven't signed up for one of these before, I kind of feared feeling all, "OMG I FAILED" if I end up not reaching the word count goal.