Writer's block

Well, you seem to have set the stage for quite a conflict right now. You've got me about to go in to fight @BrandinoB to distract him and let the rest of the team get away. Meanwhile @Unifier has apparently died at the hand of his own team leader. We don't actually know that he definitely died, only that he seemed to. @lionafp is also away from her team right now, being elsewhere having just attacked @Unifier and subsequently not able to lead her team right now. You could exploit both of these. Additionally, nobody on the "good" team yet has actually died, which you could exploit. @themaelstromeye has also not made a full appearance yet. My suggestions would be:

-big fight between me and @BrandinoB, maybe not have either of us die in that fight and leaving that for a massive final battle
-one of the team doesn't get away from @BrandinoB and is killed
- @Unifier isn't actually killed by that spell and survives long enough to join the other team
- @themaelstromeye replaces unifier on the battlefield
- @lionafp is unable to command her team and as a result many of them die before she can return to the battle

 

I want to be in one of your stories! If you need another character you could add me in

 

You could have me assassinate @LordCh4os on purpose when he's not looking cause he head shots me every other time.

 

You should kill everyone off as they become zombies...

 

Tbh when I hit a writer's block I just wait a while until I find some inspiration. That's the reason why no1 ever relies on me for frequent/regular uploads for chapters.

 

Writer's block is like being stuck in a hole. A very, very deep hole. And when you're in that kind of situation, there are 3 main options:

1. Sit there and slowly wither away from hunger (that sounds very cruel).
2. Wait until help arrives/a miracle happens and you can escape quickly without too much trouble.
3. Or you can slowly dig through the dirt and clay until you get out.

None of these are exactly appealing. Obviously, it's not the best idea to abandon hope and starve (as in, give up and completely stop writing). BUT, there still are some more options.

Most of the time, I tend to go with the second option, and simply go on with life until inspiration strikes and/or I've developed enough ideas for the next chapter. The problem is that it tends to take 2+ weeks for me before I finally have a solid idea of what I'm going to do.

Digging yourself out can take some time. You've got a lot of dirt, and rocks, and worms, and words... And sometimes, you run into a rock while you're working through the chapter. Sometimes, you can get around it and keep going. Other times...you have to start all over again. It's hard, but it works with enough time, effort and dedication. You can make it out.

TL;DR Writer's block is like being stuck in a hole, you either starve or dig yourself out, but it can be conquered.

 

When I was actively writing my story Respawn , if I came into a writer's block I would just write some random stuff. Just keep writing. If I didn't like it, I'd take it out. If it seemed good, I'd keep it in and develop upon it.

Like @LordCh4os said, youve got some pretty good conflict coming up. You could just have a whole chapter or two of the fight, jumping around from character to character/battle to battle and highlight everything that's going on, you could focus on what the leaders are doing/thinking, etc. Just keep writing ^-^