Who are you?
Hi there. I’m Will, an average shut in who has a passion of fictional stories whether it be games or movies.

Do you have an update schedule?
No, I don’t. I hate to rush things.

What is my profile pic of?
Q from Street Fighter 3rd Strike.

Why do you write?
I like to think about characters that I think, are underappreciated or given the short end of the stick in their own series. I like to do stuff to make them feel loved and mostly because I have the most fun with them.

Which characters do you write for?
I like the dorky or the extremely professional characters. Such as Jaune Arc from RWBY, the Carmine Bros from Gears of War, the misfit squad of Bad Company, Kohta Hirano from Highschool of the Dead and Quint from Resident Evil. These are the quirky characters that I like and I plan to add more to the list.

HUNK is probably the kind of professional character that I just love.

I plan to make a massive crossover work of X-Com, a fic involving Armin from Attack on Titan and a massive crossover zombie fic with using the game Killing Floor as a baseline.

Why are there so many fighting scenes in your stories?
Been a fan of action flicks my entire life. Bullets and the punches, I just want to admire the spectacle of it all. I am most definitely not the greatest writer. I approach the fights is a tad bit grounded more in reality. Not as a handicap for me as a writer but as a challenge to put forth the effort in stories. To make the scenarios all the more exciting to just read about.

Are you a Beta?
No, I do not just roll over for anyone. :-/

No, are you a Beta READER?
I am offering to those who like my work to feel free to ask me for assistance in case you want a fight scene to give your story that extra vigor. I can offer examples of me helping and that is:

Fatal Attraction by RoseImagine on Chapter 10 for her story.

My Lovely Sea Gypsy by Shantty on Chapter 18 of her story.

Black Lagoon Last Resort by 4fireking on Chapter 23/24 for his story.

Jaune's Cat by bulletproofpencil on Chapter 15 for his story.

Reclaimers by Operator Blake 'Roxasrock as Editor

The Light in the Abyss by GreenLeafEverLove as Editor

Attached to the Heart by SilverxPhoneixDragonxQueen as Editor

The Broken ButterFly and Death's Apostle by SilverxPhoneixDragonxQueen as Editor

The Vermilion Heart and Sable Quintus by BlessfulheartAndreth2015 as Editor

COAP - Antares on Chapter 5 by Mercenary Nemesis.

So how do you operate as a Beta Reader?
I love to help fellow writers even if they're dealing with writers block. If it just that you want to start writing, but don't know what to do. Let me know, I can help rebound ideas if that is what you need as well.

How do you operate as a writer yourself?
When I do write a story, it is usually just just me with an idea and rolling with it. I always have an idea first, and I know how I want it end when the time comes. The major plot points are what I connect the dots to and along the way I adapt my story to that. It’s a long but incredibly fun process. Seriously, I sometimes write just see the response I get if the story is good enough. I do my best to make stories that seem fun, thought provoking and generally at a good length. I'm still improving as a writer and I can admit that about myself. My favorite stories are me trying to make the lessor known characters of Games seem to be fleshed out more. I can say much about that statement because there a bunch of ideas in my head but lack of time and motivation to write it. It’s all a process.

Do you have idols in writing?
I have many favorite Authors but the ones who stick out for me is Karin Traviss, James Lovegrove, Walter Dean Myers, David Williams and Z.A. Recht.

Karin Traviss writes novels for Star Wars Republic Commandos, Gears of War, and Halo. 3 of established gaming franchise which I love completely. She writes the situation of the characters and the details of what's happening in events that completely immerse me to her works. If something happened in the story then there is a complete and logical reason to it. If a plot hole can occur, it will be immediately squashed with a reason. The same with the how in-depth her knowledge of war just makes the various worlds feel all the more real, regardless of how absurd.

James Lovegrove writes the "Age Of" series. Where science fiction clashes with mythology. Such as The Age of Voodoo, Age of Olympus, and my personal favorite The Age of Odin. The dialogue of each character just has all the conversations becomes fantastic and natural. Just by the tone of words, I can tell which character is speaking. I do like of how much the stories of magic and science fiction goes hand in hand in mostly realistic scenarios. That balance just makes me grin at how it was achieved so seamlessly.

Walter Dean Myers writes the social impacts of society and war. The Fallen Angels and Sunrise over Fallujah were two books I was graced to read in middle school. That feeling of dread and self-discovery during the events in a warzone. I find it compelling.

David Williams writes a series of Wild West themed books but Blood Feud and Charge in Victory stand out as my favorites. Stories to two different young men in personal missions, which was something that I respect. I did have some emotional hardships but to see some boys power through inspires me. Blood Feud sticks out to me because of the tone shift and how main character is able to outsmart many he comes across. Charge into Victory is something that I respect of a man in the Indian Wars of the US just helps me on wanting to understand both sides of a conflict.

Z.A. Recht is a master of the 2nd person. Come on, just fight me on that. His trilogy of The Morningstar Strain felt like I was watching a movie that reading a book series. If anything, that need to just observe characters on all angles is what fascinates me. If anything, his style of making character behavior just pop out and feel human. I love it and when I do make character interaction, Z.A’s style is what rubbed off on me the most.

These are the Authors I idolize whenever I write. I don't copy them of course because as much as I want to known as a great as these authors but I want to remain unique to myself.

What do I do if I have more questions?
Just PM me and we can have any discussion going. It’s up to you really.

This has been all and good. :-D
My name is William and it is a pleasure to me you.