Question of the century who is better Daval or Pegasus in following categories
1- Plot and story
2- Characters (Hot and interesting)
3- Sex Scenes (How much do you enjoy them)
4- World building (maybe not important )
5 - Mini comics
6- Dialogues and Art style
7- Best Main character from both
8- Best milf (and female) from both
*everyone try to answer so that we can have various views and opinions of people
I'm not very familar with Pegasus Smith's works, being aware of just "Lost in the Woods" "Au Naturel" and "Holiday Blues." I didn't like the first two very much, as I immediately stopped reading them after a few glimpses. So, I'll try to answer this to the best of my ability.
1. If I had to choose, I would say Daval. Though not by much. Few 3D artists actually put much consideration in providing a coherent plot. They rely far too much on the popularity of their character designs.
2. Daval, once again. But again, not by much. Most of these stories, especially the ones which focus on incest, usually present a frustrated housewife using her resentment over "lack of sex" to justify cheating on her husband. Don't get me wrong, it's a nice and often effective formula. And while I'm not one to state that "different" is necessarily better, as different can also present ridiculous and often unrealistic narratives (e.g. going to a nude resort, and find immediate comfort in both cheating and swinging) few artists actually break the mold and approach these dynamics with fresh perspectives. It's difficult to come up with new ideas with which to begin, so I don't place much blame on them. And if it ain't broke, why fix it?
3. Daval for sure. To Daval's credit, he knows how to create designs at incredible angles. I definitely enjoy the bird's eye view when the female characters are being penetrated doggystyle. It would also appear Daval has a proclivity towards featuring this angle as well.
4. I would assume Pegasus Smith. There isn't much world building in Daval's works. There are very few if any crossovers in his works. If I remember correctly, David from MT appears in Satisfying Needs chapter six, Hazel Harris from WYFP appears in VIP Madness Together chapter three, and Kiara from ID possibly appears in Satisfying Needs chapter eight (as the blonde girl who approaches Liam at the pool bears an uncanny resemblance to Kiara.) There may be more, but each story's "world" appears to be self-contained. ID pretty much centers on the their home, the supermarket, and Martha's House; VIP Madness Together centers on their home, the cafe, and the grungy motel; and SN centers on their home, and just a bunch of random locations.
5. I'm unaware of the Pegasus's Smiths mini comics; the ones I've read from Daval aren't to my liking, so it's a toss up.
6. This is a tough one. Daval loses in dialogue, easily. As far as art style, I do credit Pegasus for using realistic proportions. However, I enjoy Daval's character designs more, so I'll have to give that one to Daval.
7. Daniel.
8. Lana.