The Adventures of Grimdark

I decided to continue this into my blog, instead of a forum post to avoid doubleposting and clutter along with being able to post the particularly bad games instead of every game. Maybe I'll even include a moral of the story kind of thing too.

First game of this? To be fair, I should have dodged when I was lastpick and a duo of Wukong and Master Yi claimed bot. Now mind you, this is a draft pick game with all level 30s. Their Lee Sin talked trash for the entirety of the 20 minutes, including going as far as to tell us they were invading as the game started. They got three kills and took blue. As expected, bottom lane was a disaster. I had attempted to be jungle Amumu but soon went to top after said invasion and I accidentally bought Q first.

Short and terrible game short, I ended 3/8/9. Wukong went 2/13/5 and Master Yi went 2/7/7. Total kills was 14-43.

Lesson learned in this game? The 5 m
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I've not much to say but a need to vent my frustration at how much bullshit the Single Line (even moreso for the Super Single) throws at you. Its not even a problem until you hit 14-21, where you get fully evolved Pokemon. Its also the most profitable; you only get 3 and 3 for 1-7 and 8-14, respectively. But no sir! You get critical hit Psychics from Garbadors that I was surprised even *bleep*ing knew Psychic! Not to mention the Subway Boss, Ingo, has 3 Pokemon that are interchangeable with whatever lead you have. Sometimes he'll lead with Klingklank or other times his Garbador.

I hate the Battle Subway. So much. :@
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After trying to help others that would help myself but don't, I've come to the conclusion that people make a lot of mistakes on their stories when they present it in a format on forums such as this. So I made a list of things to do when you consider putting your work on Neoseeker or anywhere you can alter or edit font size, color, and so forth.

1) Don't use stupid colors. The color you're reading this in may not 'stand out' or be cool, but if you want anyone to read your story with minimal effort, you'll refrain from touching the color tags. While people may still read your story, it isn't without highlighting your text or some other task that the reader shouldn't be forced to do. Would you read a book with white pages and light green text?

2) Don't change the damn font size. Perhaps you got the gist of colors in the first point, but missed the subtext: Your audience wants to easily read i
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