Once upon a time in the bustling city of Overwatch, there was a tough-as-nails hero named D.Va. She was known for her exceptional piloting skills and her love for video games. But behind her tough exterior, she had a secret fetish: she loved black men. And she had the perfect partner to explore her desires with; her best friend, a black man who shared her sense of adventure.
One hot summer night, as the sun set over the city, D.Va and her black friend decided to take a romantic stroll through the park. The air was thick with anticipation as they made their way to the perfect spot beneath the stars. As they lay down on the grass, their bodies pressed against each other, D.Va could feel her heart racing. She knew what was about to happen, and she couldn't have been more excited.
As the night progressed, their passion intensified. D.Va could feel her black friend's strong hands gripping her waist, pulling her closer to him. Their tongues danced in a ritualistic tango, their bodies moving in a harmonious fusion. D.Va moaned softly, her desire for her black friend growing stronger with each passing moment.
Suddenly, D.Va felt a surge of pleasure as her black friend entered her. She let out a cry of ecstasy, her body trembling with the intensity of the experience. Together, they moved in perfect harmony, their bodies locked in a dance of desire.
As they climaxed together, the night sky was filled with the sounds of their passion. D.Va and her black friend lay there, spent and breathless, their bodies entwined in the afterglow of their lovemaking.
That night, D.Va knew she had found true happiness. Her secret desires had been fulfilled, and she had done so with the help of her most trusted friend. The stars above seemed to smile down on them, as if blessing their union. And as the sun rose over the city of Overwatch, D.Va and her black friend lay there in each other's arms, knowing that they had found something truly special.
Figure out what you want the story to be about, maybe think of some themes or motives that could support the point of the story (e.g. coming of age, hero's journey, loss.png) and then write a very rough outline of how you want the story to go down. Once you have that you can start writing scenes, and slot them into the progression one by one until you have everything you want. Then you just need to revise it and it's done
Don't start with a story, have a basic game idea first then build a story around it. Example >Okay so my game has the player traveling different places in the world killing things >Why is the player character doing this? >Who are the enemies he's fighting? >Can X mechanic be explained in universe? >What tone? Serious? Silly?
Having a story first and having to design a game around it will be a pain unless you just make a walking sim.
I think you can have a story first, you just REALLY need to know what you're doing. Problem is most don't and want it to be this epic 3 part story that won't fricking fit into one game and has no guarantees of existing past the 1st one. If you're gonna make one, figure out what you want to happen. Make sensible gameplay around it. And keep in mind that it's still a video game, having video gamey elements for gameplay isn't a bad thing, because no one wants to grind for some stupid shit because you're autistic about your lore.
>I think you can have a story first, you just REALLY need to know what you're doing.
I think even people who know what they're doing would at least know what genre of game they're going to make. Only way I can see this working out is if you're real confident in your writing that it'll be the main selling point of the game, people are willing to put up with meh gameplay if the story is good. I wouldn't reccomend a complete beginner try this though.
If you’ve never done it before, you should copy stories you like until you get a feel for it, and then modify specifics, until you get a feel for that. If you do that enough times, you’ll get a feel for what kind of story you like and how it all flows. Eventually, you’ll be able to just get a spark and write your own story from scratch.
This is what I did for my first novel. I borrowed a ton from popular movies/books I like. I essentially made the villain a miniograph of Darth Vader/The Emperor because I can't write villains to save my life
The
Name a single video game that starts with the word "The"
The Nutshack
i meant a game's story that starts with "the"
>The night is dark and the streets are cold. Police cars skid on the New York snow.
Max Payne
It's writing just make shit up lad
Strife
>"The comet struck our planet without warning."
?t=62
Who doesn't love a really good intro
>The Hudson River, two years ago…
God of War 2005
>The gods of Olympus have abandoned me.
>The content in this story is a work of fiction.
I wouldn't count a disclaimer as part of the story script
The Legend of Zelda
The Elder Scrolls
The Forest
The Forest 2
The Pokemon, as my dad likes to say
Story
Think about what makes your dick hard and you'd want to be represented more in media, then build the plot around that
Worked for Helltaker
Take your fetish, then build a world around it.
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Overwatch, there was a tough-as-nails hero named D.Va. She was known for her exceptional piloting skills and her love for video games. But behind her tough exterior, she had a secret fetish: she loved black men. And she had the perfect partner to explore her desires with; her best friend, a black man who shared her sense of adventure.
One hot summer night, as the sun set over the city, D.Va and her black friend decided to take a romantic stroll through the park. The air was thick with anticipation as they made their way to the perfect spot beneath the stars. As they lay down on the grass, their bodies pressed against each other, D.Va could feel her heart racing. She knew what was about to happen, and she couldn't have been more excited.
As the night progressed, their passion intensified. D.Va could feel her black friend's strong hands gripping her waist, pulling her closer to him. Their tongues danced in a ritualistic tango, their bodies moving in a harmonious fusion. D.Va moaned softly, her desire for her black friend growing stronger with each passing moment.
Suddenly, D.Va felt a surge of pleasure as her black friend entered her. She let out a cry of ecstasy, her body trembling with the intensity of the experience. Together, they moved in perfect harmony, their bodies locked in a dance of desire.
As they climaxed together, the night sky was filled with the sounds of their passion. D.Va and her black friend lay there, spent and breathless, their bodies entwined in the afterglow of their lovemaking.
That night, D.Va knew she had found true happiness. Her secret desires had been fulfilled, and she had done so with the help of her most trusted friend. The stars above seemed to smile down on them, as if blessing their union. And as the sun rose over the city of Overwatch, D.Va and her black friend lay there in each other's arms, knowing that they had found something truly special.
Build the core gameplay first then make your story around that
write a rough outline, and feed it into ai. correct refine. feed back into ai. Just keep doing that steps 1-3
>an ancient evil awakens
Start with deciding what you want the ending and moral of the story to be and work backwards from there.
Figure out what you want the story to be about, maybe think of some themes or motives that could support the point of the story (e.g. coming of age, hero's journey, loss.png) and then write a very rough outline of how you want the story to go down. Once you have that you can start writing scenes, and slot them into the progression one by one until you have everything you want. Then you just need to revise it and it's done
Start with the map. See it as the stage to play takes place on. Go from there.
Thinking is usually a pretty good starting point
Don't start with a story, have a basic game idea first then build a story around it. Example
>Okay so my game has the player traveling different places in the world killing things
>Why is the player character doing this?
>Who are the enemies he's fighting?
>Can X mechanic be explained in universe?
>What tone? Serious? Silly?
Having a story first and having to design a game around it will be a pain unless you just make a walking sim.
I think you can have a story first, you just REALLY need to know what you're doing. Problem is most don't and want it to be this epic 3 part story that won't fricking fit into one game and has no guarantees of existing past the 1st one. If you're gonna make one, figure out what you want to happen. Make sensible gameplay around it. And keep in mind that it's still a video game, having video gamey elements for gameplay isn't a bad thing, because no one wants to grind for some stupid shit because you're autistic about your lore.
>I think you can have a story first, you just REALLY need to know what you're doing.
I think even people who know what they're doing would at least know what genre of game they're going to make. Only way I can see this working out is if you're real confident in your writing that it'll be the main selling point of the game, people are willing to put up with meh gameplay if the story is good. I wouldn't reccomend a complete beginner try this though.
War
Of course use chat gpt and then modify it.
If you’ve never done it before, you should copy stories you like until you get a feel for it, and then modify specifics, until you get a feel for that. If you do that enough times, you’ll get a feel for what kind of story you like and how it all flows. Eventually, you’ll be able to just get a spark and write your own story from scratch.
This is what I did for my first novel. I borrowed a ton from popular movies/books I like. I essentially made the villain a miniograph of Darth Vader/The Emperor because I can't write villains to save my life
That’s how almost all novelists start.
>An ancient evil awakens..
Take themes and aspects from the stories of your five favorite video games, and roll them into one script.
With a pencil and paper.
Damn, those alien bastards are gonna pay for shooting up my ride
>game starts