StarFleet Carl: Blog

With the subtitle, how I enjoyed writing the bitch slapping Elder Maxson.

My thanks to all my readers. I appreciate that you're taking the time to read the words I've strung together here. With this chapter, I should have just under 130,000 words uploaded for this story at this point, Chapter 10. I just calculated that I've got just over 275,000 total written at this point, working on Chapter 22, actually, and depending upon how people cooperate, I should have it finished at Chapter 25.

Maybe ,,,

Well, if you know the game, you already know the plot. But finding it out the first time you played through, without cheats ... talk about your slap in the face.

There are NO watersports in this chapter. Don't complain about the code not being included. Seduction of someone with their pants down that just used the bathroom - yes. That's different.

Seriously, one thing that the modded version of Skyrim had that I played when I wrote Legacy of a Legend was bodily functions. Your character (and the NPC's) would every so often quite literally have to go. Which seriously brought back the old rhyme to me.

In days of old,
When Knights were bold,
And toilets weren't invented,
You left your load,
Beside the road,
And walked away, contented.

Yeah, I know - pretty crappy, right? [rimshot}

Just missed it, completely. GameLit, since this is based upon a rather successful game franchise. Keep those cards and letters coming, folks.

I've just uploaded Chapter 6.

In case anyone wonders, the history that Tina mentions is actually what happened in the Fallout Universe. I didn't have to create any of that.

See you next week, keep those cards, letters, and comments coming!

Getting ready to upload Chapter Five. It's a good thing I can do so. Sometimes author paranoia is a good thing.

Not only did I had an HDD failure - and lost everything on the HDD - but then I ended up breaking the USB stick that I keep all of my stories on for work both at home and work. Fortunately, I ALSO do a network backup to a second computer, so nothing was permanently lost other than half a days work doing edits on already completed chapters.