People who call Masky and Hoodie (however you want to spell it) creepypastas or proxies make me so uncomfortable and annoyed. Did they even watch Marble Hornets?
Actually.. Tim himself said that he didn’t give it a single though (Or single…
Woah woah woah, I apologize if it sounded as if I were attacking you with my opinion, that isn’t what I meant at all. All I actually intended to point out in my original reply was how the creators said that they don’t really care about it at all (Not that I know them personally myself, but after sifting through Tim’s blog I’ve found some answered asks about this exactly).
I, personally, think that it’s okay to add them into your pasta fics or whatever, however if you begins to fight somebody when they point out that they really are from MarbleHornets and not pasta’s by technicality, then I begin to have a problem.
However I really do agree with you on how you seem do dislike how Hoodie and Masky are popularly written. It seems that people write their (non canonical and slightly offensive) obsession with cheesecake over their actual personalities- something I am highly against as somebody who takes their writing and character development seriously.
Oh no, I didn’t feel attacked. I just do my best not to make others feel that way. As I am sure you are aware this site is very sensitive about opinions and, well, everything. I assumed they didn’t care all that much it just upsets me when people make shit up for characters they didn’t create. If you want to make a character your own just make a character.
I don’t mind writing MH characters with creepypasta characters. I find it fun. But keeping them all in character is important. But yes, what I’m saying mainly is they are not pastas and they are not proxies.
The portrayals of Masky and Hoodie make me so confused. Anyway, I have enjoyed this little conversation with you. As I said, debating is the way to keep fandoms alive, right?
(Source: writerofblood)
