Originally Posted by
Kouki
Think about when you're doing action scenes and you say that you "Shot the man walking away casually." when you meant to say you "Shot the man, walking away casually."
You see how your target's position changed in those two examples. One had "you walking away after shooting someone" while the first had you "shooting someone who was walking away"
I'm trying to stop things before they go bad, that's my job, to manage, to make sure things don't go wrong and to pick up on things that might go wrong before they do. In a high action sequence, we're all going to have to know what you mean when you say something, other wise you're gonna be shooting some random guy and we're gonna be running after the dude who was sitting down in the park and wondering why you chose to just stand there.
I promise that while I am a stickler for good grammar(I make my mistakes though), I would NOT bother the shit out of you if I didn't think it would come up later as a bigger issue. I'm not even asking you to go back and change your post, I'm just telling you, for future reference, "you forgot your commas".
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