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As people who follow my plurk have noticed, I've been having. A reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaallly hard time getting any sort of focus in this game. I'm not sure how much people outside of myself can help me with this, but maybe hearing some feedback could be a boot to the flank in getting moving again? IDK.
I dunno what to say that I haven't said on Plurk to you about this, but I'll reiterate that the biggest problem with playing Fourth Wall aware characters in a panfandom jamjar is that sometimes you'll be expected or assumed to recognize a thing that you, as a player, have no interest in.
Really, there's no easy way around that fact except to either feign interest (ie "spend a few hours on Wikipedia and TV Tropes until you can adequately bullshit your way out of the paper bag") or to not worry about defying those assumptions. It it doesn't bother you as a player, then you'll be more likely to keep on rolling in spite of the few speed bumps.
Past that, Jack certainly has more potential than you give him credit for - by now he's been here at least half a year, so it's pretty safe to assume he's got a set routine he does every day that keeps him going, even in the absence of a MayJ. After all, he IS a Harvest Moon protag, so he should be used to weaving in and out of other people's lives based on their schedules. Maybe figuring out what exactly his daily routine is will help you figure out some things to do with him or places to tag him out?
Yeah, I think ultimately the problem I have (in both cases, really) is that I don't have the energy to expend effort to figure these things out. even something as simple as figuring out a schedule, because I know for a fact that Jack has potential, I just need to get to it x.x
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Really, there's no easy way around that fact except to either feign interest (ie "spend a few hours on Wikipedia and TV Tropes until you can adequately bullshit your way out of the paper bag") or to not worry about defying those assumptions. It it doesn't bother you as a player, then you'll be more likely to keep on rolling in spite of the few speed bumps.
Past that, Jack certainly has more potential than you give him credit for - by now he's been here at least half a year, so it's pretty safe to assume he's got a set routine he does every day that keeps him going, even in the absence of a MayJ. After all, he IS a Harvest Moon protag, so he should be used to weaving in and out of other people's lives based on their schedules. Maybe figuring out what exactly his daily routine is will help you figure out some things to do with him or places to tag him out?
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