Because they're all not 'C's.
I remember that chorus part as if I have known it for ages. But when I checked the dates its a somewhat recent song. I feel like I have been familiar with that sound and "I wanna get down" over and over again for something like 10 years. But... When I first heard it this fall and saw the release date I was somewhat shocked. Like I have heard this before and know it at the back of my head but I only recently got into kpop... So the only other logical thing is that there has to be some other song that has a similar chorus to the one in FXXK IT. Or I am going insane...
What is a pvp battle? How do I get it or do it? I want to obtain sinnoh stones.
It's an action adventure romp set in a cyberpunk world.
Our heroes are wronged by an evil corporation, and they must work together to shut that corporation down with the help of a legendary computer virus.
I've figured out the intricacies of my heroes and their adventure, from inciting incident to ending payoff.
But I haven't written anything in there showing my villain yet. Do I even need to? Is it ever okay to just stay with the heroes on their journey? Do I NEED to show my villains reacting and their objectives etc.
I assume the answer is YES ABSOLUTELY. If that's so, then how often do I need to cut back to my villains and their plotting? What sort of things might prompt a switch over to hear from the bad guys?
Naturally, I suppose, it's a nice rest after a big action sequence... to slow things down and show the evil guys in suits discussing what's happening and where they're at with finding their enemies.
But I was just wondering if anyone could share any useful tips on when it's good to hear from our villains, and when it's good to stay with the flow of the story...
