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[Rinhi]

why wouldn't they be? they make a ton of gil to write text that they've probably written hundreds of times before

[Jybril]

why wouldn't they be? they make a ton of gil to write text that they've probably written hundreds of times before

Hell I'd do it too if I really cared that much about gil.
I heard they make 100k-200k an hour LOL.

[Haruka_R]

Maybe don't do it no more? I dunno bro.

[Rinhi]

Hell I'd do it too if I really cared that much about gil.
I heard they make 100k-200k an hour LOL.

though I've always wondered; how much of that do they need to give back to the venue?

[Caurcas]

This reminds me that people pay actual money to commission fanfiction of their characters. Crazy.

[Bobby66]

To me it is no different from those that commission others for art of their character. I am a digital artist and some friends would offer me sometimes upwards of 500 usd for me to do some art of their character. I would shutter, personally I do it for free since I enjoy it and it is not my desire to make it a profession. Though people can make a decent amount of money using their skills and writing is just another skill.

So i can see it.

[Caurcas]

Well time to polish off that creative writing degree and get to making side cash. Just got to set my dignity to the side. No Lalafell, and 100$ per story.

[Rhais]

Well time to polish off that creative writing degree and get to making side cash. Just got to set my dignity to the side. No Lalafell, and 100$ per story.

If you ever read through some of it, I think you would find most of it is not penned by someone with a writing degree.

[Bobby66]

If you ever read through some of it, I think you would find most of it is not penned by someone with a writing degree.

All the more reason for them to corner the market of FFXIV character fanfics. They already have quality ahead of the competition.

[van_arn]

If you ever read through some of it, I think you would find most of it is not penned by someone with a writing degree.

I don’t think low quality writing is a barrier for success in storytelling. Look at Stephenie Meyer.

Granted, I think it really comes down to how you measure success.