Hi, Leo! I'm an aspiring writer and after spending the last 2-3 years in a creative block + managing my real-life problems, I decided to write again last week and started to make some research about worldbuilding, map-making and stumbled upon your channel. Your content is reeeally good and to watch theses narrative videos is being such a good experience that I needed to say it. Hope you keep your good work and keep inspiring people like you did to me!
Hi Ricardo, thanks so much for reaching out! I feel with you, sometimes creativity just doesn't come easy, especially when facing a challenging time in life - but I believe it can be all the more empowering if we let go of the notion that we have to 'get somewhere' with our creations and instead just use them as a therapeutic tool to empathize with our own and others' situation and reflect on the reality of life! So, in that spirit, it makes me very happy if this project can serve as a companion on your journey, and feel always free to share your experiences along the way. All the best to you!
I just discovered your channel and am really enjoying these videos!!! I was wonder if the narrator of theses worldbuilding stories is a figure within this fictional world, or if it's just you as the narrator. Keep up the great work.
Hey, welcome and glad you are enjoying this! Yes, it is an in-universe narrator who compiled a historical atlas of his culture's predecessors and these entries will culminate in his present-time (at the end of the 4th era). And while the author as a scholar of different historical cultures aspires to generality and objectivity, everything I will make for this project will be from a contextual lens inside the fiction and there won't be any external narrative standpoint.
WORLDBUILDING NOTES I use this comment to explain references to older material or new ideas. On the Peietorisi (ua-cam.com/video/y-vJOtZuJ_g/v-deo.html): To the Sameisé, the Peietorisi were seats in the house of the gods (the world), they were home to the respective local goddess and the temples of Samei cities would be built around them. The Pelaisi would have carvings of the goddess’ emanations, making them part of the human houses and communal life as these houses rested on the Peietora’s seat in the great first house. Removing a Pelai from a Peietora meant populating the seat and carrying the goddess into the other houses to watch over them.
I'm loving all your content so far man. Real inspiring, Keep it up!
Thanks a lot! Very happy to hear this :)
Hi, Leo! I'm an aspiring writer and after spending the last 2-3 years in a creative block + managing my real-life problems, I decided to write again last week and started to make some research about worldbuilding, map-making and stumbled upon your channel.
Your content is reeeally good and to watch theses narrative videos is being such a good experience that I needed to say it. Hope you keep your good work and keep inspiring people like you did to me!
Hi Ricardo, thanks so much for reaching out! I feel with you, sometimes creativity just doesn't come easy, especially when facing a challenging time in life - but I believe it can be all the more empowering if we let go of the notion that we have to 'get somewhere' with our creations and instead just use them as a therapeutic tool to empathize with our own and others' situation and reflect on the reality of life! So, in that spirit, it makes me very happy if this project can serve as a companion on your journey, and feel always free to share your experiences along the way. All the best to you!
I just discovered your channel and am really enjoying these videos!!!
I was wonder if the narrator of theses worldbuilding stories is a figure within this fictional world, or if it's just you as the narrator. Keep up the great work.
Hey, welcome and glad you are enjoying this! Yes, it is an in-universe narrator who compiled a historical atlas of his culture's predecessors and these entries will culminate in his present-time (at the end of the 4th era). And while the author as a scholar of different historical cultures aspires to generality and objectivity, everything I will make for this project will be from a contextual lens inside the fiction and there won't be any external narrative standpoint.
WORLDBUILDING NOTES
I use this comment to explain references to older material or new ideas.
On the Peietorisi (ua-cam.com/video/y-vJOtZuJ_g/v-deo.html): To the Sameisé, the Peietorisi were seats in the house of the gods (the world), they were home to the respective local goddess and the temples of Samei cities would be built around them. The Pelaisi would have carvings of the goddess’ emanations, making them part of the human houses and communal life as these houses rested on the Peietora’s seat in the great first house. Removing a Pelai from a Peietora meant populating the seat and carrying the goddess into the other houses to watch over them.