Chess please!
dont know anything about music, so no, not accepting albums sorryJoon Yorigami wrote: 3l6xx
are you willing to do albums
will watch this one first, I have too many things noted already LMAOeblf2013 wrote: 331669
Ah I think you might like Niea_7 too
It's chess, I dont have anything to say about chess, I don't feel any sort of way torwards chess, there isn't a plot or any idea that I can really explore, it's just a competitive board gameFarfocele wrote: e575n
Chess please!
I'm mainly looking to do an analysis on the themes and ideas and stuff, same reason why I didn't review chess, I don't have anything to say about osu! in that senseCorne2Plum3 wrote: 3y1z1p
Review "osu!"
I think your art is ok. Being completely honest it's not something that's really going to stand out compared to the style of the other artists I follow like cam collins or some weird japanese artists I follow on pixiv. However the art is still good, it reminds me a lot of the style a lot of occidental webtoons has, or even the artstyle some newground flash games used to have, and I do think you habve the skill level in art to actually draw one of these if you were actually determined to do so (Of course you would need to know how to write a story or code but you get my point)lostsilver wrote: q37e
my art :>
i do actually wanna end up making my own webtoon/show or something :>Patatitta wrote: 5t25
I think your art is ok. Being completely honest it's not something that's really going to stand out compared to the style of the other artists I follow like cam collins or some weird japanese artists I follow on pixiv. However the art is still good, it reminds me a lot of the style a lot of occidental webtoons has, or even the artstyle some newground flash games used to have, and I do think you habve the skill level in art to actually draw one of these if you were actually determined to do so (Of course you would need to know how to write a story or code but you get my point)lostsilver wrote: q37e
my art :>
no I mean I gave up at episode 1z0z wrote: 2h2d46
*seasonPatatitta wrote: 5t25
tried to watch it a while back but honestly I really didn't enjoy the first chapter and it would seem painful to watch the restMrMcMikey22 wrote: 6l396f
Watch Battle for Dream Island..
it's not for everyone of course
will add to the backlog but that's going to take a whilea at this point, big backlogMaxIsABigKaiju wrote: 5b4w4z
Review Wander Over Yonder
I have alraedy beaten deltarune, so I can do this one rnCorne2Plum3 wrote: 3y1z1p
Review Deltarune
I think people overthink OT, like A LOT, I feel for most of the problems people complain about, it's just stuff that they like to complain about but either dont actually hate it or at least not enough to do anything about it. I'm saying stuff like "OT is dying" or "current thread sucks!!!". I just think that is total BS-Remi wrote: 103k2t
Review Off Topic, do you like the way it is right now, why or why not? What kind of threads make OT more enjoyable for you?
well it was made by 2 preteens at the timePatatitta wrote: 5t25
no I mean I gave up at episode 1z0z wrote: 2h2d46
*seasonPatatitta wrote: 5t25
tried to watch it a while back but honestly I really didn't enjoy the first chapter and it would seem painful to watch the restMrMcMikey22 wrote: 6l396f
Watch Battle for Dream Island..
it's not for everyone of course
mainly multiplayer thing, not something I can analyzeNanofranne wrote: kae
Left 4 Dead 2?
i'm going to note it but due to it being a very long game it's going to take me a whileCerno wrote: 6g571s
since im playing it rn so why not, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
absolutely notManishh wrote: 2k5q58
Can you do research over how to build a parameter in Minecraft when the default method of using dry coral fan is not working (when the server run on paper, it does not work)
Played it for a while but couldn't finish, it gets very repetitivePatatitta wrote: 5t25
absolutely notManishh wrote: 2k5q58
Can you do research over how to build a parameter in Minecraft when the default method of using dry coral fan is not working (when the server run on paper, it does not work)
also: updates
assassins creed did not make my computer shit itself, but the game itself doesn't seem to be very good, will continue playing it but i'm seeing myself dropping this game tbh
ok yeah no I've only played like an hour but i'm already hating the game, i'm not going to subject myself to thisKarmine wrote: 6c5h1b
Played it for a while but couldn't finish, it gets very repetitivePatatitta wrote: 5t25
absolutely notManishh wrote: 2k5q58
Can you do research over how to build a parameter in Minecraft when the default method of using dry coral fan is not working (when the server run on paper, it does not work)
also: updates
assassins creed did not make my computer shit itself, but the game itself doesn't seem to be very good, will continue playing it but i'm seeing myself dropping this game tbh
Yeah, there's also this whole thing with named fighters you can kill to rank up, would make sense in a pvp game but is kinda useless in a single player, you can entirely ignore it as far as I knowPatatitta wrote: 5t25
ok yeah no I've only played like an hour but i'm already hating the game, i'm not going to subject myself to thisKarmine wrote: 6c5h1b
Played it for a while but couldn't finish, it gets very repetitivePatatitta wrote: 5t25
absolutely notManishh wrote: 2k5q58
Can you do research over how to build a parameter in Minecraft when the default method of using dry coral fan is not working (when the server run on paper, it does not work)
also: updates
assassins creed did not make my computer shit itself, but the game itself doesn't seem to be very good, will continue playing it but i'm seeing myself dropping this game tbh
This game just doens't feel like a single player game, it feels like you took a game like destiny 2 and then just made it singleplayer, totally ignoring the fact that the structure of a multiplayer game does not work in a singleplayer one
for example, in most single player games, while they usually have some balance testing and stuff, if something ends up being a little overpowered it doesn't matter, you can choose to just not use it if the game didn't really require it. If you find a way to cheese a boss, the game will usually just hand out the win to you, the game is non-competitive so it doesn't matter if you found a way to cheat
this was my idea of what the game was going to be, so I played like that, however, I felt the game was pushing me back at every single chance it had
oh I obtained a cool item!, cool but you dont have enough experience to use it, you must get to at least x level to use it
I'm confident on my fighting skill, I can take that elite down: wrong, you cant since you're not the adequate level, it's just going to two-shot you
well, I saw that stealth can oneshot enemies, i'm just going to sneak up to them, do this whole section while stealthing, and then just oneshot them: wrong, the attack only really does a certain ammount of damage, so you cant really one-shot enemies with a level higher than yours
the whole thing seems like you're playing a live service multiplayer game, but that's not how a single-player should look, in a multiplayer game, certain choices are made because if not it could ruin the experience for other players, this game is doing those decisions because they thought they were cool
not only that, but this game literally features an option for your horse to travel to quest objectives automatically, and a cash shop, in a single player game
this is the first single player game i've ever played that had a cash shop
i'm just baffled by this game, I haven't played too many AAA games in general, so I really didn't expect an assassins creed to look like that. And the AAA games that I have played are stuff like baldur's gate 3, where if you're skilled enough, you can take on a stronger enemy than you, maybe even use the environment to oneshot it, and then steal all their loot, which has no level requirement associated. Because this is the standard, or at least it should be, not whatever the fuck this game tried
that's a good one, of the movies I initially watched when I was getting into anime and I still really love it to this dayNanofranne wrote: kae
What about Silent Voice?
179bpm wrote: 4r3o3f
the game ib please
i've already read kagurabachiNotRaffi wrote: 171b11
Alright here, just do it in any order:
Kagurabacchi (genuinely curious of your opinion) [4 chapter]
Shimotsuki-san wa Mob ga Suki (ongoing one-shot i think) [8 chapter]
Reincarnation no Kaben (one of my personal favourite for some reason, ongoing) [69 chapter]
Billy Bat (i haven't finished it myself, but it's pretty confusing, you don't have to do this one if you don't want to, it is pretty long) [165 chapter]
no harm in suggestingKatouMegumi wrote: 4d5u5e
You know, I regret posting here. The thing I asked for will probably never get done.
I don't own a switch, I will have to see if a friend legally decides to lend me their switch on their legitimate bough physical copy of the game at hand, will add to the list thoSerraionga wrote: 2r3s1z
Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE
watched the first chapter, this is just a funny silly youtube series about a game show, no real topic or anything I can really analyze since it's not particulary deep or original, there isn't even really a script set ahead of time since it's comment vote out peopleMrMcMikey22 wrote: 6l396f
Alright you potatohead... -.-
ONE
Agreed. Simple plot and premise but excellent execution. The moment of Shouya in the end makes me cry in the cinema, seeing how the guy fully redeem himself and let go from his troubled past. I think everyone should watch it. It will change an aspect of your life.Patatitta wrote: 5t25
that's a good one, of the movies I initially watched when I was getting into anime and I still really love it to this dayNanofranne wrote: kae
What about Silent Voice?
I dont have the courage to go watch one of these animes in the cinema haha, it did make me cry too when I watched initiallyNanofranne wrote: kae
Agreed. Simple plot and premise but excellent execution. The moment of Shouya in the end makes me cry in the cinema, seeing how the guy fully redeem himself and let go from his troubled past. I think everyone should watch it. It will change an aspect of your life.Patatitta wrote: 5t25
that's a good one, of the movies I initially watched when I was getting into anime and I still really love it to this dayNanofranne wrote: kae
What about Silent Voice?
will add, but due to it being a book, it will take a me a very long time to read, and actually get toKudou Chitose wrote: 5e5w51
Review Nabokov's 'Pale Fire', it's a funny book, one of my favourites
open sandbox, do whatever, not something I can really analyzeFarfocele wrote: e575n
please review minecraft
Patatitta wrote: 5t25
Nijigahara Holograph analysis
I HATE asano inio
thanks for reading
ok but actually, I just dont get this mangaka, i've read four mangas of them (Oyasumi punpun, dead dead demons dedededestruction, subarashii sekai and now this one), and I have to say, I hated all four of those
asano inio has this writting style where the plot is just pure unfiltered nihilism, and I feel you're only really going to enjoy their mangas if you already agree with that philosopohical viewpoint, because he doesn't really put any effort into actually making you care if not
for example, this manga, which is one volume long, the protagonist starts being a complete asshole for not good reason, and I feel the manga expects me to still care about this character and t osee their cool little growth, but due to the fact that I hate about the character from the fourth , I just dont care, i'm just wishing for divine retribution and for the character to be punished for their actions, something that doesn't really happen in this manga, but, insteaad, their actions are weirdly rewarded
I feel that is by far my biggest problem with this mangaka, that is the reason why I also disliked punpun, I just didn't care about punpun at all, the story was made to be so nihilistic that I just couldn't even care about the manga itself
another quirk of their writting, is in fact, that it's just bordering on torture porn, like actually, we did NOT need a rape scene in punpun, and the end of this manga just borders in the same imaginery, even if that was just an hallucination
the story is not particulary deep or interesting either. It's not bringing anything new to the table and it's not really a noteworthy story, which was mainly my problem with subarashii sekai, while it does look like it would be deep, it really isn't
however, I have to say, most of these problems were adressed in dead dead demons dedededestruction
... at least the first half of it
because yeah, it starts strong. It's a story of an alien invation from the perspective of someone normal and society at large, not a story focusing on the heroes that would save the world or anything, which is a story I like. The characters are actually likeable, and the nihilistic point of view actually makes the manga better
but starting the second half, I feel that vision of an alien invasion from the eyes of someone normal is lost, as the story gets more complicated for some reason, culminating on the worst ending i've ever seen to a manga
I just dont get this mangaka, and honestly this is probably the weakest manga from all of the ones i've read from him, I'm actually interesting in hearing any positive opinion on this because I don't get what there is to like here
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I don't own a switch, I will have to see if a friend legally decides to lend me their switch on their legitimate bough physical copy of the game at hand, will add to the list thoSerraionga wrote: 2r3s1z
Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE
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also: update, I've just finished the second hobbit movie, moving on to the last
did you not enjoy the manga yourself?Reyalp51 wrote: 3o2r5d
Patatitta wrote: 5t25
Nijigahara Holograph analysis
I HATE asano inio
thanks for reading
ok but actually, I just dont get this mangaka, i've read four mangas of them (Oyasumi punpun, dead dead demons dedededestruction, subarashii sekai and now this one), and I have to say, I hated all four of those
asano inio has this writting style where the plot is just pure unfiltered nihilism, and I feel you're only really going to enjoy their mangas if you already agree with that philosopohical viewpoint, because he doesn't really put any effort into actually making you care if not
for example, this manga, which is one volume long, the protagonist starts being a complete asshole for not good reason, and I feel the manga expects me to still care about this character and t osee their cool little growth, but due to the fact that I hate about the character from the fourth , I just dont care, i'm just wishing for divine retribution and for the character to be punished for their actions, something that doesn't really happen in this manga, but, insteaad, their actions are weirdly rewarded
I feel that is by far my biggest problem with this mangaka, that is the reason why I also disliked punpun, I just didn't care about punpun at all, the story was made to be so nihilistic that I just couldn't even care about the manga itself
another quirk of their writting, is in fact, that it's just bordering on torture porn, like actually, we did NOT need a rape scene in punpun, and the end of this manga just borders in the same imaginery, even if that was just an hallucination
the story is not particulary deep or interesting either. It's not bringing anything new to the table and it's not really a noteworthy story, which was mainly my problem with subarashii sekai, while it does look like it would be deep, it really isn't
however, I have to say, most of these problems were adressed in dead dead demons dedededestruction
... at least the first half of it
because yeah, it starts strong. It's a story of an alien invation from the perspective of someone normal and society at large, not a story focusing on the heroes that would save the world or anything, which is a story I like. The characters are actually likeable, and the nihilistic point of view actually makes the manga better
but starting the second half, I feel that vision of an alien invasion from the eyes of someone normal is lost, as the story gets more complicated for some reason, culminating on the worst ending i've ever seen to a manga
I just dont get this mangaka, and honestly this is probably the weakest manga from all of the ones i've read from him, I'm actually interesting in hearing any positive opinion on this because I don't get what there is to like here
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I don't own a switch, I will have to see if a friend legally decides to lend me their switch on their legitimate bough physical copy of the game at hand, will add to the list thoSerraionga wrote: 2r3s1z
Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE
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also: update, I've just finished the second hobbit movie, moving on to the last
thats more or less the rection i was expcting lmao
i didnt finish it :/Patatitta wrote: 5t25
did you not enjoy the manga yourself?Reyalp51 wrote: 3o2r5d
Patatitta wrote: 5t25
Nijigahara Holograph analysis
I HATE asano inio
thanks for reading
ok but actually, I just dont get this mangaka, i've read four mangas of them (Oyasumi punpun, dead dead demons dedededestruction, subarashii sekai and now this one), and I have to say, I hated all four of those
asano inio has this writting style where the plot is just pure unfiltered nihilism, and I feel you're only really going to enjoy their mangas if you already agree with that philosopohical viewpoint, because he doesn't really put any effort into actually making you care if not
for example, this manga, which is one volume long, the protagonist starts being a complete asshole for not good reason, and I feel the manga expects me to still care about this character and t osee their cool little growth, but due to the fact that I hate about the character from the fourth , I just dont care, i'm just wishing for divine retribution and for the character to be punished for their actions, something that doesn't really happen in this manga, but, insteaad, their actions are weirdly rewarded
I feel that is by far my biggest problem with this mangaka, that is the reason why I also disliked punpun, I just didn't care about punpun at all, the story was made to be so nihilistic that I just couldn't even care about the manga itself
another quirk of their writting, is in fact, that it's just bordering on torture porn, like actually, we did NOT need a rape scene in punpun, and the end of this manga just borders in the same imaginery, even if that was just an hallucination
the story is not particulary deep or interesting either. It's not bringing anything new to the table and it's not really a noteworthy story, which was mainly my problem with subarashii sekai, while it does look like it would be deep, it really isn't
however, I have to say, most of these problems were adressed in dead dead demons dedededestruction
... at least the first half of it
because yeah, it starts strong. It's a story of an alien invation from the perspective of someone normal and society at large, not a story focusing on the heroes that would save the world or anything, which is a story I like. The characters are actually likeable, and the nihilistic point of view actually makes the manga better
but starting the second half, I feel that vision of an alien invasion from the eyes of someone normal is lost, as the story gets more complicated for some reason, culminating on the worst ending i've ever seen to a manga
I just dont get this mangaka, and honestly this is probably the weakest manga from all of the ones i've read from him, I'm actually interesting in hearing any positive opinion on this because I don't get what there is to like here
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I don't own a switch, I will have to see if a friend legally decides to lend me their switch on their legitimate bough physical copy of the game at hand, will add to the list thoSerraionga wrote: 2r3s1z
Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE
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also: update, I've just finished the second hobbit movie, moving on to the last
thats more or less the rection i was expcting lmao
Glad you liked it, it's a hit or missPatatitta wrote: 5t25
Finished texhnolyze: I have a lot to say about this anime, and half of it isn't even about the anime
this is a weird AF anime, it's an extremely slow anime, with confusing storytelling and almost no sound, and I mean that there are like moments in the anime that's basically just a black screen with no sound for like 5 seconds.
To be fair, in the second half of the anime, they start adding more dialogue, since they start focusing mroe on the plot but yeah, if you dont enjoy the first chapters you're not enjoying the end even with that slight change on style.
with this type of anime I think everyone has their own interpretation, so i'm going to explain my entire thought process of why I think the way I do about texhnolyze
first of all, we got to see why the decision to barely have any dialogue or even images at point really do for the anime, to be fair, if you wanted to write a story about the afterlife and not really being quite human that sort of stuff you would just write something like haibane renmei, but this is drastically different to that.
Silence is not a good option for telling a plot, since when you're talking about complex concepts, like texhnolyzation or any other very specific and precise details, you must use words, you cant really explain world history properly without really using a single word.
the one thing that's actually better understood without saying a word are personalities, how someone acts. It's better to actually see that person in action than just hearing about it. If you realize that the anime is extremely silent (which you will), you're going to start focusing more on every detail that you have access too, and that includes how a character acts.
this anime is all about that, seeing how people reject and embrace the post-humanistic ideas, how they deal with being able to see a possible future or how they deal confronted with death, if you look at the anime with that lens, and stop really trying to fully understand the plot I think you will see it a lot more clearly
this is reinforced by the fact that it is an anime original, there was no source material for this. When creating an anime original you take full advantage of the medium, a lot of the time betters than a adaptation from a manga, and allowing to determine how long each shot lasts does improve the experience of this anime.
the actual anime is pretty interesting, I think all the characters are very interesting and the locations and plot really reinforce and create situations where they flourish a lot.
----- (starting this part I start derailing to something entirely else so yeah, my actual analysis of the anime itself ends here) ---
However, I suspected one thing. This wasn't about the anime itself, I've already said all that I wanted to say about the anime, but more about the reception and seeing why other people enjoyed or disliked this anime
and that is, because I know how the internet acts, and I know that my opinion on this anime would be in the minority
Currently, on the internet, every disscussion on any film, anime, book, manga, or even colaborative project will end up in the same way. The internet wants to see an explanation for EVERYTHING, the work doesn't even have to be abstract for this to really happen. I saw it happen with lain, and I feared it happening the same with this anime
I feel the biggest current example of this are in fact, the backrooms. One guy did a short horror story, and then people started to go, but wait... where does x come from? where do you from here? eternally, and you now currently have something closer to S than you did to the original work
A similar thing happened with lain, it had a lot of elements that also mainly work to make it a more character focused story, however, look into any disscusion of lain, and everyone is praising how complex the plot is, even if lain really doesn't have that much plot (and honestly isn't really that good IMO)
and you here had a similar recipe, abstract anime that mainly focused on the characters with barely any dialoge. So I looked into it, and I was right.
Most of the negative reviews i've seen on this anime is that the anime was too slow "for no reason at all" and that you could not understand the plot properly, and i've also seen some other analysis trying to completely decypher and explain the plot. To be fair I did find a lot of people talking similar stuff to me. But I realy think that just going with that mentality is going to cause you to enjoy some works a whole lot less, and I think this is one of those examples
so yeah, good anime, but to embrace the abstract and confusing aspects of it rather than trying to overexplaining it to really enjoy it (at least in my personal opinion)
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also updates: i'm halfway through billy bat (really enjoying it)
going to watch utena next
In general, ABe's anime are slow and abstract to some degree so yeah, that was to be expected.Karmine wrote: 6c5h1b
Glad you liked it, it's a hit or missPatatitta wrote: 5t25
Finished texhnolyze: I have a lot to say about this anime, and half of it isn't even about the anime
this is a weird AF anime, it's an extremely slow anime, with confusing storytelling and almost no sound, and I mean that there are like moments in the anime that's basically just a black screen with no sound for like 5 seconds.
To be fair, in the second half of the anime, they start adding more dialogue, since they start focusing mroe on the plot but yeah, if you dont enjoy the first chapters you're not enjoying the end even with that slight change on style.
with this type of anime I think everyone has their own interpretation, so i'm going to explain my entire thought process of why I think the way I do about texhnolyze
first of all, we got to see why the decision to barely have any dialogue or even images at point really do for the anime, to be fair, if you wanted to write a story about the afterlife and not really being quite human that sort of stuff you would just write something like haibane renmei, but this is drastically different to that.
Silence is not a good option for telling a plot, since when you're talking about complex concepts, like texhnolyzation or any other very specific and precise details, you must use words, you cant really explain world history properly without really using a single word.
the one thing that's actually better understood without saying a word are personalities, how someone acts. It's better to actually see that person in action than just hearing about it. If you realize that the anime is extremely silent (which you will), you're going to start focusing more on every detail that you have access too, and that includes how a character acts.
this anime is all about that, seeing how people reject and embrace the post-humanistic ideas, how they deal with being able to see a possible future or how they deal confronted with death, if you look at the anime with that lens, and stop really trying to fully understand the plot I think you will see it a lot more clearly
this is reinforced by the fact that it is an anime original, there was no source material for this. When creating an anime original you take full advantage of the medium, a lot of the time betters than a adaptation from a manga, and allowing to determine how long each shot lasts does improve the experience of this anime.
the actual anime is pretty interesting, I think all the characters are very interesting and the locations and plot really reinforce and create situations where they flourish a lot.
----- (starting this part I start derailing to something entirely else so yeah, my actual analysis of the anime itself ends here) ---
However, I suspected one thing. This wasn't about the anime itself, I've already said all that I wanted to say about the anime, but more about the reception and seeing why other people enjoyed or disliked this anime
and that is, because I know how the internet acts, and I know that my opinion on this anime would be in the minority
Currently, on the internet, every disscussion on any film, anime, book, manga, or even colaborative project will end up in the same way. The internet wants to see an explanation for EVERYTHING, the work doesn't even have to be abstract for this to really happen. I saw it happen with lain, and I feared it happening the same with this anime
I feel the biggest current example of this are in fact, the backrooms. One guy did a short horror story, and then people started to go, but wait... where does x come from? where do you from here? eternally, and you now currently have something closer to S than you did to the original work
A similar thing happened with lain, it had a lot of elements that also mainly work to make it a more character focused story, however, look into any disscusion of lain, and everyone is praising how complex the plot is, even if lain really doesn't have that much plot (and honestly isn't really that good IMO)
and you here had a similar recipe, abstract anime that mainly focused on the characters with barely any dialoge. So I looked into it, and I was right.
Most of the negative reviews i've seen on this anime is that the anime was too slow "for no reason at all" and that you could not understand the plot properly, and i've also seen some other analysis trying to completely decypher and explain the plot. To be fair I did find a lot of people talking similar stuff to me. But I realy think that just going with that mentality is going to cause you to enjoy some works a whole lot less, and I think this is one of those examples
so yeah, good anime, but to embrace the abstract and confusing aspects of it rather than trying to overexplaining it to really enjoy it (at least in my personal opinion)
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also updates: i'm halfway through billy bat (really enjoying it)
going to watch utena next
I seeing the first episode and the only dialogue comes after like 15 mintues and is a guy on the phone but you only hear what he says, no idea who he's talking to or even what they're talking about
People don't like anime etc. that require them to think, but they still watch stuff like that then complain (average MAL reviewer lol)
Gilgamesh is another anime with a similar weird vibe but not nearly as abstract
Are you trying to kill this thread?Corne2Plum3 wrote: 3y1z1p
Review the whole OT!Book community/forums/topics/1718752
I'm already lamenting over my suggestion of a 40 hour visual novel getting placed in a separate queue until a normal queue ends (that gets filled at rate higher that it's being cleared)Corne2Plum3 wrote: 3y1z1p
Review the whole OT!Book community/forums/topics/1718752
yeah stuff that long is going to make me not actually take other requests for a long time, so i'm prioritizing other stuff first, as I said earlier, I may still do it eventually, so no harm in suggestingKatouMegumi wrote: 4d5u5e
I'm already lamenting over my suggestion of a 40 hour visual novel getting placed in a separate queue until a normal queue ends (that gets filled at rate higher that it's being cleared)Corne2Plum3 wrote: 3y1z1p
Review the whole OT!Book community/forums/topics/1718752
do you want me to also watch gilgamesh?Karmine wrote: 6c5h1b
Glad you liked it, it's a hit or missPatatitta wrote: 5t25
Finished texhnolyze: I have a lot to say about this anime, and half of it isn't even about the anime
this is a weird AF anime, it's an extremely slow anime, with confusing storytelling and almost no sound, and I mean that there are like moments in the anime that's basically just a black screen with no sound for like 5 seconds.
To be fair, in the second half of the anime, they start adding more dialogue, since they start focusing mroe on the plot but yeah, if you dont enjoy the first chapters you're not enjoying the end even with that slight change on style.
with this type of anime I think everyone has their own interpretation, so i'm going to explain my entire thought process of why I think the way I do about texhnolyze
first of all, we got to see why the decision to barely have any dialogue or even images at point really do for the anime, to be fair, if you wanted to write a story about the afterlife and not really being quite human that sort of stuff you would just write something like haibane renmei, but this is drastically different to that.
Silence is not a good option for telling a plot, since when you're talking about complex concepts, like texhnolyzation or any other very specific and precise details, you must use words, you cant really explain world history properly without really using a single word.
the one thing that's actually better understood without saying a word are personalities, how someone acts. It's better to actually see that person in action than just hearing about it. If you realize that the anime is extremely silent (which you will), you're going to start focusing more on every detail that you have access too, and that includes how a character acts.
this anime is all about that, seeing how people reject and embrace the post-humanistic ideas, how they deal with being able to see a possible future or how they deal confronted with death, if you look at the anime with that lens, and stop really trying to fully understand the plot I think you will see it a lot more clearly
this is reinforced by the fact that it is an anime original, there was no source material for this. When creating an anime original you take full advantage of the medium, a lot of the time betters than a adaptation from a manga, and allowing to determine how long each shot lasts does improve the experience of this anime.
the actual anime is pretty interesting, I think all the characters are very interesting and the locations and plot really reinforce and create situations where they flourish a lot.
----- (starting this part I start derailing to something entirely else so yeah, my actual analysis of the anime itself ends here) ---
However, I suspected one thing. This wasn't about the anime itself, I've already said all that I wanted to say about the anime, but more about the reception and seeing why other people enjoyed or disliked this anime
and that is, because I know how the internet acts, and I know that my opinion on this anime would be in the minority
Currently, on the internet, every disscussion on any film, anime, book, manga, or even colaborative project will end up in the same way. The internet wants to see an explanation for EVERYTHING, the work doesn't even have to be abstract for this to really happen. I saw it happen with lain, and I feared it happening the same with this anime
I feel the biggest current example of this are in fact, the backrooms. One guy did a short horror story, and then people started to go, but wait... where does x come from? where do you from here? eternally, and you now currently have something closer to S than you did to the original work
A similar thing happened with lain, it had a lot of elements that also mainly work to make it a more character focused story, however, look into any disscusion of lain, and everyone is praising how complex the plot is, even if lain really doesn't have that much plot (and honestly isn't really that good IMO)
and you here had a similar recipe, abstract anime that mainly focused on the characters with barely any dialoge. So I looked into it, and I was right.
Most of the negative reviews i've seen on this anime is that the anime was too slow "for no reason at all" and that you could not understand the plot properly, and i've also seen some other analysis trying to completely decypher and explain the plot. To be fair I did find a lot of people talking similar stuff to me. But I realy think that just going with that mentality is going to cause you to enjoy some works a whole lot less, and I think this is one of those examples
so yeah, good anime, but to embrace the abstract and confusing aspects of it rather than trying to overexplaining it to really enjoy it (at least in my personal opinion)
----
also updates: i'm halfway through billy bat (really enjoying it)
going to watch utena next
I seeing the first episode and the only dialogue comes after like 15 mintues and is a guy on the phone but you only hear what he says, no idea who he's talking to or even what they're talking about
People don't like anime etc. that require them to think, but they still watch stuff like that then complain (average MAL reviewer lol)
Gilgamesh is another anime with a similar weird vibe but not nearly as abstract
If you enjoyed texhnolyze you might like it too so yeah if you wantPatatitta wrote: 5t25
do you want me to also watch gilgamesh?Karmine wrote: 6c5h1b
Glad you liked it, it's a hit or missPatatitta wrote: 5t25
Finished texhnolyze: I have a lot to say about this anime, and half of it isn't even about the anime
this is a weird AF anime, it's an extremely slow anime, with confusing storytelling and almost no sound, and I mean that there are like moments in the anime that's basically just a black screen with no sound for like 5 seconds.
To be fair, in the second half of the anime, they start adding more dialogue, since they start focusing mroe on the plot but yeah, if you dont enjoy the first chapters you're not enjoying the end even with that slight change on style.
with this type of anime I think everyone has their own interpretation, so i'm going to explain my entire thought process of why I think the way I do about texhnolyze
first of all, we got to see why the decision to barely have any dialogue or even images at point really do for the anime, to be fair, if you wanted to write a story about the afterlife and not really being quite human that sort of stuff you would just write something like haibane renmei, but this is drastically different to that.
Silence is not a good option for telling a plot, since when you're talking about complex concepts, like texhnolyzation or any other very specific and precise details, you must use words, you cant really explain world history properly without really using a single word.
the one thing that's actually better understood without saying a word are personalities, how someone acts. It's better to actually see that person in action than just hearing about it. If you realize that the anime is extremely silent (which you will), you're going to start focusing more on every detail that you have access too, and that includes how a character acts.
this anime is all about that, seeing how people reject and embrace the post-humanistic ideas, how they deal with being able to see a possible future or how they deal confronted with death, if you look at the anime with that lens, and stop really trying to fully understand the plot I think you will see it a lot more clearly
this is reinforced by the fact that it is an anime original, there was no source material for this. When creating an anime original you take full advantage of the medium, a lot of the time betters than a adaptation from a manga, and allowing to determine how long each shot lasts does improve the experience of this anime.
the actual anime is pretty interesting, I think all the characters are very interesting and the locations and plot really reinforce and create situations where they flourish a lot.
----- (starting this part I start derailing to something entirely else so yeah, my actual analysis of the anime itself ends here) ---
However, I suspected one thing. This wasn't about the anime itself, I've already said all that I wanted to say about the anime, but more about the reception and seeing why other people enjoyed or disliked this anime
and that is, because I know how the internet acts, and I know that my opinion on this anime would be in the minority
Currently, on the internet, every disscussion on any film, anime, book, manga, or even colaborative project will end up in the same way. The internet wants to see an explanation for EVERYTHING, the work doesn't even have to be abstract for this to really happen. I saw it happen with lain, and I feared it happening the same with this anime
I feel the biggest current example of this are in fact, the backrooms. One guy did a short horror story, and then people started to go, but wait... where does x come from? where do you from here? eternally, and you now currently have something closer to S than you did to the original work
A similar thing happened with lain, it had a lot of elements that also mainly work to make it a more character focused story, however, look into any disscusion of lain, and everyone is praising how complex the plot is, even if lain really doesn't have that much plot (and honestly isn't really that good IMO)
and you here had a similar recipe, abstract anime that mainly focused on the characters with barely any dialoge. So I looked into it, and I was right.
Most of the negative reviews i've seen on this anime is that the anime was too slow "for no reason at all" and that you could not understand the plot properly, and i've also seen some other analysis trying to completely decypher and explain the plot. To be fair I did find a lot of people talking similar stuff to me. But I realy think that just going with that mentality is going to cause you to enjoy some works a whole lot less, and I think this is one of those examples
so yeah, good anime, but to embrace the abstract and confusing aspects of it rather than trying to overexplaining it to really enjoy it (at least in my personal opinion)
----
also updates: i'm halfway through billy bat (really enjoying it)
going to watch utena next
I seeing the first episode and the only dialogue comes after like 15 mintues and is a guy on the phone but you only hear what he says, no idea who he's talking to or even what they're talking about
People don't like anime etc. that require them to think, but they still watch stuff like that then complain (average MAL reviewer lol)
Gilgamesh is another anime with a similar weird vibe but not nearly as abstract
yeah will note itKarmine wrote: 6c5h1b
If you enjoyed texhnolyze you might like it too so yeah if you wantPatatitta wrote: 5t25
do you want me to also watch gilgamesh?Karmine wrote: 6c5h1b
Glad you liked it, it's a hit or missPatatitta wrote: 5t25
Finished texhnolyze: I have a lot to say about this anime, and half of it isn't even about the anime
this is a weird AF anime, it's an extremely slow anime, with confusing storytelling and almost no sound, and I mean that there are like moments in the anime that's basically just a black screen with no sound for like 5 seconds.
To be fair, in the second half of the anime, they start adding more dialogue, since they start focusing mroe on the plot but yeah, if you dont enjoy the first chapters you're not enjoying the end even with that slight change on style.
with this type of anime I think everyone has their own interpretation, so i'm going to explain my entire thought process of why I think the way I do about texhnolyze
first of all, we got to see why the decision to barely have any dialogue or even images at point really do for the anime, to be fair, if you wanted to write a story about the afterlife and not really being quite human that sort of stuff you would just write something like haibane renmei, but this is drastically different to that.
Silence is not a good option for telling a plot, since when you're talking about complex concepts, like texhnolyzation or any other very specific and precise details, you must use words, you cant really explain world history properly without really using a single word.
the one thing that's actually better understood without saying a word are personalities, how someone acts. It's better to actually see that person in action than just hearing about it. If you realize that the anime is extremely silent (which you will), you're going to start focusing more on every detail that you have access too, and that includes how a character acts.
this anime is all about that, seeing how people reject and embrace the post-humanistic ideas, how they deal with being able to see a possible future or how they deal confronted with death, if you look at the anime with that lens, and stop really trying to fully understand the plot I think you will see it a lot more clearly
this is reinforced by the fact that it is an anime original, there was no source material for this. When creating an anime original you take full advantage of the medium, a lot of the time betters than a adaptation from a manga, and allowing to determine how long each shot lasts does improve the experience of this anime.
the actual anime is pretty interesting, I think all the characters are very interesting and the locations and plot really reinforce and create situations where they flourish a lot.
----- (starting this part I start derailing to something entirely else so yeah, my actual analysis of the anime itself ends here) ---
However, I suspected one thing. This wasn't about the anime itself, I've already said all that I wanted to say about the anime, but more about the reception and seeing why other people enjoyed or disliked this anime
and that is, because I know how the internet acts, and I know that my opinion on this anime would be in the minority
Currently, on the internet, every disscussion on any film, anime, book, manga, or even colaborative project will end up in the same way. The internet wants to see an explanation for EVERYTHING, the work doesn't even have to be abstract for this to really happen. I saw it happen with lain, and I feared it happening the same with this anime
I feel the biggest current example of this are in fact, the backrooms. One guy did a short horror story, and then people started to go, but wait... where does x come from? where do you from here? eternally, and you now currently have something closer to S than you did to the original work
A similar thing happened with lain, it had a lot of elements that also mainly work to make it a more character focused story, however, look into any disscusion of lain, and everyone is praising how complex the plot is, even if lain really doesn't have that much plot (and honestly isn't really that good IMO)
and you here had a similar recipe, abstract anime that mainly focused on the characters with barely any dialoge. So I looked into it, and I was right.
Most of the negative reviews i've seen on this anime is that the anime was too slow "for no reason at all" and that you could not understand the plot properly, and i've also seen some other analysis trying to completely decypher and explain the plot. To be fair I did find a lot of people talking similar stuff to me. But I realy think that just going with that mentality is going to cause you to enjoy some works a whole lot less, and I think this is one of those examples
so yeah, good anime, but to embrace the abstract and confusing aspects of it rather than trying to overexplaining it to really enjoy it (at least in my personal opinion)
----
also updates: i'm halfway through billy bat (really enjoying it)
going to watch utena next
I seeing the first episode and the only dialogue comes after like 15 mintues and is a guy on the phone but you only hear what he says, no idea who he's talking to or even what they're talking about
People don't like anime etc. that require them to think, but they still watch stuff like that then complain (average MAL reviewer lol)
Gilgamesh is another anime with a similar weird vibe but not nearly as abstract![]()
I'm very biased in favour of made in abyss, since it was the first anime I read that I went "I get it" and decided to watch more anime in my own spare time after that, as that was a friends recommendation. In a way, this is the anime that got me into animeNanofranne wrote: kae
another one : What about Made in Abyss?
I'm thinking of do rating each chapter individually, or at least every from the same s individually, since the advice and criticism I can give to someone are not the same as I can give to another person, I still have to see how I will do itMrMcMikey22 wrote: 6l396f
Wait what if you rate each chapter from the OT! Book?
Like rate all of the chapters from worst to best...
Mine should land somewhere somewhere below the mid or something idk... =P
tbh would be interesting to get for each authorPatatitta wrote: 5t25
I'm thinking of do rating each chapter individually, or at least every from the same s individually, since the advice and criticism I can give to someone are not the same as I can give to another person, I still have to see how I will do itMrMcMikey22 wrote: 6l396f
Wait what if you rate each chapter from the OT! Book?
Like rate all of the chapters from worst to best...
Mine should land somewhere somewhere below the mid or something idk... =P
bruh sortry i can't deal with this now i'm still processing the new pp recordPatatitta wrote: 5t25
well, I caught up with the OT!book and analyzed it
here are my chapter per chapter notes, however they're less in depth than what i'm going to write on here
honestly, this is an above average work for the skill level of writting that we're working with, like, i've read a lot of fanfics that are infinitely worse, and the number of fanfics/original stories of non very experienced writters that I prefeered over this one were small
however, there is one BIG problem that really kills a lot of scenes in the book, and that is the pacing
the thing with allowing everyone to create a character and and write a chapter is that for example at the start, there are 80 pages of pure character introduction, so it kinda gets boring after the 15th chapter introducing characters, also, when there is an actually good plot thread going on, having 2 chapters following a totally different thread kills the pacing of the first one. So things like the action scenes that you're trying to pull near the latest chapters falls a little bit flat. You can still write a good book with this setup, but I just dont think action/drama works
now, another problem that is less general to the actual story structure, is actually something that I already ranted about in my texhnolyze review
the general problem that happens when the internet tries to write anything, you end with too much lore
everything must be explained and showed to the reader, you must have a map, names for each location, story for each part, in depth lore for each character, etc.
When you're watching a movie or reading a book that is normally considered to be of very high quality, there really aren't segments where they just dump a shitload of lore in a flashback about the protagonist after the character was introduced for the first time, yet here it happens constantly. You spend like 30 chapters introducing lore for everything and setting shit up but most of the plot points that ends up happening doesn't take advantage of any of that, with one major exception, chapters 17, 28, and 29
you dont need to understand 100% of the world if you're only going to use 20% of it for the plot
the arika/robotic club plotline is actually really really good compared to the rest of the book, and is BY FAR the best part of the book. The concept of a character that just makes drone to explore and do experiments takes full advantage of everything set up, it takes advantage of the concept of the crumbling world, it actually ties well with the other club which was already set up before and allows for a chapter in the future where they actually do a partnership. The end of the chapters usually do set up things that ends up being on use, the writting style is solid. Due to it not being action it does not suffer from that problem I mentioned before
problem is, the best plotline in the book only has 3 chapters
the main arc of the book is this other side/fantasy monster/action plot, which again, the action doesn't really work. The concept of the other side was cool, this distorted land with all the colors reversed and stuff, that's cool, but you just dont take advantage of it. It's just shown and then not really used for anything
I don't really know where that main plot is going, even if it's the one that has had the most screen-time I don't know what the end goal for it would be, but honestly seeing how the structure and how everything is set up, I understnad the book is going to go as far as it can until the thread dies, which doesn't seem to be soon
more weird and specific details are on the documment I shared
i'm also using this post as my pitch for becoming an editor for the book. I think a lot of the earlier stuff cant really be fixed without rewritting, something that I know isn't really going to happen, but I think you can still take this to a good direction if the book goes for long enough
------ updates -------
started revolutionary girl utena, watched first 4 chapters, I like it, I was almost all day outside yesterday so I didn't really watch anything yesterday
next on the list: hapymaher, kayou seemed like a bit sad that it fell so long, so i'm going to prioritize this one
Much like Penguindrum, Utena starts normally then stuff goes insane, like insane.Patatitta wrote: 5t25
------ updates -------
started revolutionary girl utena, watched first 4 chapters, I like it, I was almost all day outside yesterday so I didn't really watch anything yesterday
next on the list: hapymaher, kayou seemed like a bit sad that it fell so long, so i'm going to prioritize this one
I expected as much, i'm excited for iteblf2013 wrote: 331669
Much like Penguindrum, Utena starts normally then stuff goes insane, like insane.Patatitta wrote: 5t25
------ updates -------
started revolutionary girl utena, watched first 4 chapters, I like it, I was almost all day outside yesterday so I didn't really watch anything yesterday
next on the list: hapymaher, kayou seemed like a bit sad that it fell so long, so i'm going to prioritize this one
I've always wondered what the experience of actually reading the book in it's entirety as a newcomer would be like so your analysis was really insightful, thanks for that.Patatitta wrote: 5t25
well, I caught up with the OT!book and analyzed it
here are my chapter per chapter notes, however they're less in depth than what i'm going to write on here
honestly, this is an above average work for the skill level of writting that we're working with, like, i've read a lot of fanfics that are infinitely worse, and the number of fanfics/original stories of non very experienced writters that I prefeered over this one were small
however, there is one BIG problem that really kills a lot of scenes in the book, and that is the pacing
the thing with allowing everyone to create a character and and write a chapter is that for example at the start, there are 80 pages of pure character introduction, so it kinda gets boring after the 15th chapter introducing characters, also, when there is an actually good plot thread going on, having 2 chapters following a totally different thread kills the pacing of the first one. So things like the action scenes that you're trying to pull near the latest chapters falls a little bit flat. You can still write a good book with this setup, but I just dont think action/drama works
now, another problem that is less general to the actual story structure, is actually something that I already ranted about in my texhnolyze review
the general problem that happens when the internet tries to write anything, you end with too much lore
everything must be explained and showed to the reader, you must have a map, names for each location, story for each part, in depth lore for each character, etc.
When you're watching a movie or reading a book that is normally considered to be of very high quality, there really aren't segments where they just dump a shitload of lore in a flashback about the protagonist after the character was introduced for the first time, yet here it happens constantly. You spend like 30 chapters introducing lore for everything and setting shit up but most of the plot points that ends up happening doesn't take advantage of any of that, with one major exception, chapters 17, 28, and 29
you dont need to understand 100% of the world if you're only going to use 20% of it for the plot
the arika/robotic club plotline is actually really really good compared to the rest of the book, and is BY FAR the best part of the book. The concept of a character that just makes drone to explore and do experiments takes full advantage of everything set up, it takes advantage of the concept of the crumbling world, it actually ties well with the other club which was already set up before and allows for a chapter in the future where they actually do a partnership. The end of the chapters usually do set up things that ends up being on use, the writting style is solid. Due to it not being action it does not suffer from that problem I mentioned before
problem is, the best plotline in the book only has 3 chapters
the main arc of the book is this other side/fantasy monster/action plot, which again, the action doesn't really work. The concept of the other side was cool, this distorted land with all the colors reversed and stuff, that's cool, but you just dont take advantage of it. It's just shown and then not really used for anything
I don't really know where that main plot is going, even if it's the one that has had the most screen-time I don't know what the end goal for it would be, but honestly seeing how the structure and how everything is set up, I understnad the book is going to go as far as it can until the thread dies, which doesn't seem to be soon
more weird and specific details are on the documment I shared
i'm also using this post as my pitch for becoming an editor for the book. I think a lot of the earlier stuff cant really be fixed without rewritting, something that I know isn't really going to happen, but I think you can still take this to a good direction if the book goes for long enough
------ updates -------
started revolutionary girl utena, watched first 4 chapters, I like it, I was almost all day outside yesterday so I didn't really watch anything yesterday
next on the list: hapymaher, kayou seemed like a bit sad that it fell so long, so i'm going to prioritize this one
I really want to rewrite my chapters well, especially the Yoony/Demon Lord chapter which I completely half assed because I ran out of timecephaphysic wrote: 1o5144
yeah that's fairPatatitta wrote: 5t25
well, I caught up with the OT!book and analyzed it
here are my chapter per chapter notes, however they're less in depth than what i'm going to write on here
honestly, this is an above average work for the skill level of writting that we're working with, like, i've read a lot of fanfics that are infinitely worse, and the number of fanfics/original stories of non very experienced writters that I prefeered over this one were small
however, there is one BIG problem that really kills a lot of scenes in the book, and that is the pacing
the thing with allowing everyone to create a character and and write a chapter is that for example at the start, there are 80 pages of pure character introduction, so it kinda gets boring after the 15th chapter introducing characters, also, when there is an actually good plot thread going on, having 2 chapters following a totally different thread kills the pacing of the first one. So things like the action scenes that you're trying to pull near the latest chapters falls a little bit flat. You can still write a good book with this setup, but I just dont think action/drama works
now, another problem that is less general to the actual story structure, is actually something that I already ranted about in my texhnolyze review
the general problem that happens when the internet tries to write anything, you end with too much lore
everything must be explained and showed to the reader, you must have a map, names for each location, story for each part, in depth lore for each character, etc.
When you're watching a movie or reading a book that is normally considered to be of very high quality, there really aren't segments where they just dump a shitload of lore in a flashback about the protagonist after the character was introduced for the first time, yet here it happens constantly. You spend like 30 chapters introducing lore for everything and setting shit up but most of the plot points that ends up happening doesn't take advantage of any of that, with one major exception, chapters 17, 28, and 29
you dont need to understand 100% of the world if you're only going to use 20% of it for the plot
the arika/robotic club plotline is actually really really good compared to the rest of the book, and is BY FAR the best part of the book. The concept of a character that just makes drone to explore and do experiments takes full advantage of everything set up, it takes advantage of the concept of the crumbling world, it actually ties well with the other club which was already set up before and allows for a chapter in the future where they actually do a partnership. The end of the chapters usually do set up things that ends up being on use, the writting style is solid. Due to it not being action it does not suffer from that problem I mentioned before
problem is, the best plotline in the book only has 3 chapters
the main arc of the book is this other side/fantasy monster/action plot, which again, the action doesn't really work. The concept of the other side was cool, this distorted land with all the colors reversed and stuff, that's cool, but you just dont take advantage of it. It's just shown and then not really used for anything
I don't really know where that main plot is going, even if it's the one that has had the most screen-time I don't know what the end goal for it would be, but honestly seeing how the structure and how everything is set up, I understnad the book is going to go as far as it can until the thread dies, which doesn't seem to be soon
more weird and specific details are on the documment I shared
i'm also using this post as my pitch for becoming an editor for the book. I think a lot of the earlier stuff cant really be fixed without rewritting, something that I know isn't really going to happen, but I think you can still take this to a good direction if the book goes for long enough
though god, i want to rewrite a bunch of my stuff even more than i previously did. they've been bugging me for other reasons and possibly contributing to this is just another one :V
nah this is not hijacking, this is just having conversation over something I pointed out. I personally dont know how feasable a rewritting of certain segments would be, but I would agree it would definitively help the bookDM FOR MUTUAL wrote: 6z15h
I really want to rewrite my chapters well, especially the Yoony/Demon Lord chapter which I completely half assed because I ran out of timecephaphysic wrote: 1o5144
yeah that's fairPatatitta wrote: 5t25
well, I caught up with the OT!book and analyzed it
here are my chapter per chapter notes, however they're less in depth than what i'm going to write on here
honestly, this is an above average work for the skill level of writting that we're working with, like, i've read a lot of fanfics that are infinitely worse, and the number of fanfics/original stories of non very experienced writters that I prefeered over this one were small
however, there is one BIG problem that really kills a lot of scenes in the book, and that is the pacing
the thing with allowing everyone to create a character and and write a chapter is that for example at the start, there are 80 pages of pure character introduction, so it kinda gets boring after the 15th chapter introducing characters, also, when there is an actually good plot thread going on, having 2 chapters following a totally different thread kills the pacing of the first one. So things like the action scenes that you're trying to pull near the latest chapters falls a little bit flat. You can still write a good book with this setup, but I just dont think action/drama works
now, another problem that is less general to the actual story structure, is actually something that I already ranted about in my texhnolyze review
the general problem that happens when the internet tries to write anything, you end with too much lore
everything must be explained and showed to the reader, you must have a map, names for each location, story for each part, in depth lore for each character, etc.
When you're watching a movie or reading a book that is normally considered to be of very high quality, there really aren't segments where they just dump a shitload of lore in a flashback about the protagonist after the character was introduced for the first time, yet here it happens constantly. You spend like 30 chapters introducing lore for everything and setting shit up but most of the plot points that ends up happening doesn't take advantage of any of that, with one major exception, chapters 17, 28, and 29
you dont need to understand 100% of the world if you're only going to use 20% of it for the plot
the arika/robotic club plotline is actually really really good compared to the rest of the book, and is BY FAR the best part of the book. The concept of a character that just makes drone to explore and do experiments takes full advantage of everything set up, it takes advantage of the concept of the crumbling world, it actually ties well with the other club which was already set up before and allows for a chapter in the future where they actually do a partnership. The end of the chapters usually do set up things that ends up being on use, the writting style is solid. Due to it not being action it does not suffer from that problem I mentioned before
problem is, the best plotline in the book only has 3 chapters
the main arc of the book is this other side/fantasy monster/action plot, which again, the action doesn't really work. The concept of the other side was cool, this distorted land with all the colors reversed and stuff, that's cool, but you just dont take advantage of it. It's just shown and then not really used for anything
I don't really know where that main plot is going, even if it's the one that has had the most screen-time I don't know what the end goal for it would be, but honestly seeing how the structure and how everything is set up, I understnad the book is going to go as far as it can until the thread dies, which doesn't seem to be soon
more weird and specific details are on the documment I shared
i'm also using this post as my pitch for becoming an editor for the book. I think a lot of the earlier stuff cant really be fixed without rewritting, something that I know isn't really going to happen, but I think you can still take this to a good direction if the book goes for long enough
though god, i want to rewrite a bunch of my stuff even more than i previously did. they've been bugging me for other reasons and possibly contributing to this is just another one :V
Maybe we can all have a proper rewriting session at some point
Honestly if you want to rewrite stuff now just send it to me and I'll update it
Sorry Patatitta for hijacking this thread
I mean, max's request is the next one after I finish this anime and your request is next after I finish this VNDementedduck wrote: 3c2da
same, i will be forever tho lulMaxIsABigKaiju wrote: 5b4w4z
I am so freaking hyped for my request
dunno why a book would take too long when its only like 300 pages ;-;
okay I just saw the first image that appeared while looking at that on google and i'm for the challengeMrMcMikey22 wrote: 6l396f
Review all of the webcomics from Control Alt Delete without quitting and I will give you 22 euros (sorry I'm joking, but if you survive watching at least three of the parts from the webcomics then your balls are made of indestructible titanium.)
DO IT! O_O
I knew this was inevitablecephaphysic wrote: 1o5144
oh also, i'm legally obligated to ask you to read homestuck
it's over 8000 pages long, though most of them are a single . it's got flash games and animations as well. dunno how long it'll take you to read when you're committing to it
(also make sure you use the unoffical collection i linked above, or else you can't access the flash content)
ohPatatitta wrote: 5t25
not doing music since I dont know shit about musiclostsilver wrote: q37e
green day songs
if you have a favorite, tell me
as I said before, i'm not just reviewing anything, I need something with a plot or anything I can analyze, cant just do that for a spritelostsilver wrote: q37e
ohPatatitta wrote: 5t25
not doing music since I dont know shit about musiclostsilver wrote: q37e
green day songs
if you have a favorite, tell me
alright uhhhhhhh
how about the sprites i've made in this thread
sure, always open for more suggestionsNotRaffi wrote: 171b11
Im glad you liked billy bat lmao, you put the feeling of weird confusion it makes into words, it really is that good
Edit: I might have a few more weird mangas I've already read, might shoot them here if i found any that's interesting
Yeah, that's fine. Probably should have suggested something more tame at first.Patatitta wrote: 5t25
I dropped Hapymaher
I feel bad for katou, since they really were excited for their request, but this really isn't just something for me
i've played up to the middle of chapter 3, so like a little bit more than an hour and a half I think? (didn't really time it), which is enough time to judge IMO, and while the plot hasn't really started, I feel the game is pushing me into wanting to date one of the characters. Currently feels more like a dating simulator than a VN, and that's just not really my thing
and while the little scenes explaining the plot, the scene just showcases that one character panties in full detail, and while some people may be fine with stuff like that, I don't really like it. Like, before even anything really happened the game already throwed me an opportunity to have a sex scene
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next: Control Alt Delete webcomic
fuck
edit: i'm not going to do ctrlAltDelete what the fuck is this I didn't know it was THAT unfunny, i'm sorry but I dont want to torture myself
skipping to homestuck, which tbh I didn't put it on the special request list since I don't know how long it would take me, but now i'm realizing that it may be really fucking long