- May 15, 2018
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When it comes to art styles, generally I'd prefer western, for rather obvious reasons, but again, depending on its quality of an artist in question, since some draw really uncanny valley territory. Same could be for 3D, as long it is believable and not some kind of non-explainable powers. Again, mostly depends not just on artists themselves, but also on quality/focus of work itself. Basically don't try anime-like art if you going to make it worse, or something that completely makes no sense.
And there goes something I like less, anime-like art style, basically 3D but anime and 2D anime art - while I don't have inherently anything against it, the fact it is very often used to make works with...rather less believable worlds, characters and outright going into power fantasy where good beats evil and vice versa and nothing that would suggest otherwise, while having a good amount of folk that...really wants said power fantasy and even projecting it at times into the real life, as opposed to having good plots, no dumb plots, and something that while it is sci-fi or fantasy, is actually believable and can be immersed or rooting for someone, which sadly most writers lack when it is much easier to insert a huge breasts, small body girl and call it a day or a "generic isekai harem godhood that beats all evil #666" that appeals to such folk. I find neither of those fun, let alone raising good questions after you've finished reading them, nor a long-lasting good memory of. Nor the people that are ahem...way too obsessed, to point they defend it from any criticism, and made my perception from already weary to outright hostile as they show how they can't handle even the smallest valid nitpicks about their favorites, whenever it is a good or a bad product.
And that's it really, while I really don't like uncanny valley works of any kind, I would really like a down to earth work no matter if its western, anime or whatever - just give me a good, believable product, not something that is too far fetched from sincerity to be even likeable. The most favored works include good gameplay(if its less of a visual novel and can make up for bad plots), story, mixed with good art regardless of style, which makes all blend together to make something really great.
And there goes something I like less, anime-like art style, basically 3D but anime and 2D anime art - while I don't have inherently anything against it, the fact it is very often used to make works with...rather less believable worlds, characters and outright going into power fantasy where good beats evil and vice versa and nothing that would suggest otherwise, while having a good amount of folk that...really wants said power fantasy and even projecting it at times into the real life, as opposed to having good plots, no dumb plots, and something that while it is sci-fi or fantasy, is actually believable and can be immersed or rooting for someone, which sadly most writers lack when it is much easier to insert a huge breasts, small body girl and call it a day or a "generic isekai harem godhood that beats all evil #666" that appeals to such folk. I find neither of those fun, let alone raising good questions after you've finished reading them, nor a long-lasting good memory of. Nor the people that are ahem...way too obsessed, to point they defend it from any criticism, and made my perception from already weary to outright hostile as they show how they can't handle even the smallest valid nitpicks about their favorites, whenever it is a good or a bad product.
And that's it really, while I really don't like uncanny valley works of any kind, I would really like a down to earth work no matter if its western, anime or whatever - just give me a good, believable product, not something that is too far fetched from sincerity to be even likeable. The most favored works include good gameplay(if its less of a visual novel and can make up for bad plots), story, mixed with good art regardless of style, which makes all blend together to make something really great.