You criticize someone or something. And you do it harshly. You are very critical of them and their ideas.
The consequence is this:
You become insecure and less likely to try any of your own ideas. You are never seen putting yourself out there. You aren’t a part of the creative community. You are a vampire.
Or maybe you just accept feedback and improve as a creator?
I want to be a vampire.
This isn’t Facebook. There’s no need for passive aggressive drama posts.
You are not a creator. You have no ideas of your own. You are simply here to observe.
You will take what you are given. You shouldn’t criticize so much. It cripples your own motivation. You see how hard it is for creators to exist. You are too scared to try anything of your own.
My ideas would send you into a spiral of insanity.
Actually, I am a creator and a writer. You need to learn to take feedback instead of looking down on everyone else who isnt resonating with your content.
Is that why you don’t do your ideas, because you’re so concerned about others might think or how others might react? My point is proven yet again.
This needs some context.
Way to offend an entire zone of Ven’thyr there… vampires are our friends… not food…
No.
They’re just dark.
So very, very dark…except for some of my works.
My jokes aside, may I ask what inspired this passive aggressive post?
If you have works, okay. Good.
I just think, people want to criticize each other… and Blizzard… so much, but what have they done? At least people are trying things.
At least Blizzard is trying.
What have you tried to do with your life?
Judging what? The game? Content creators? Huh?
A Ven’thyr told them their outfit was hideous… to be fair, I always take what a Ven’thyr says with a grain of salt…
Consequences of Judging Harshly
Well, yea, all the time.
It is a part of my rotation.
Anything. Somebody starts something, an idea, whatever… and other people come around and start criticizing it. Why? Give them a chance.
Many things.
Life isn’t completely devoted watching the fires burn.
Still writing errr…I suppose you could call it a shipping fanfiction, action horror.
This is why you should never have creative writing workshop days with a Venthyr.
To be fair, we have given WoW’s devs several chances, and we see where that’s led, to a fratboy culture and the decline of WoW’s content quality… sometimes criticism is earned.