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With him all over the map on creating, writing, etc... IMO every part of the story has some mistakes, whether it's the story convoluted with unnecessary plots, artwork that has errors, reworking story plots, unbalanced stories plots, making statements that make no sense, as Dylan can't be where the rest of the other cast members are at because of her relationship to him, which he is saying Son > Male and Female > Daughter or the zero to one-hundred speed "Sex-Ed" theme he used on the second side job, but is using the same theme with Dylan currently, which I pointed out he started off from the start.I for one like them as 'better'. I have said you are on a roll and am not afraid to be supportive. Could you do a story of the scale and complexity of L&P? I don't know that is your interest. It is his. It is his job. So are you always top notch? There are errors and you are usually the first to identify them. Sometimes just a change in the angle of viewing. Back to Dr.Fapalot recent post
"He could probably maintain a high-quality level, but the main problem is that he has too much on his plate due to the size of the novel, and now we come back to the same conversation that we've been having over the last three to four years. So as long as the story keeps growing in size and he remains a one-person show for its design, I would expect many more mistakes and cutting corners going forward."
I ain't worried about the art mistakes. They may be not up to his standard but, they are almost always so minor as to be 'oh, i never noticed that' type of mistakes. Now, in the story, the narrative ugh, that hits at the core of what he is presenting. He needs a second set of eyes as this gets so convoluted.
I just don't like the BS that the fan artists suck because... well because.
But most people will choose what they think he should focus on, because in their eyes they believe that's where the problem lies like the Artwork, The Story, etc... So I would like to say it's all of it because it's too big for him to handle alone.