Deletion reason: Rule #4/6/n - let's end this conversation here. If you dislike the pacing, don't read it. Or read it in bursts. For general talk about how the story's crafted and presented, please use our forums.
@NightStalker
That wasn’t the impression you gave in your initial comments. It made it seem like a petty whine about the schedule. Perhaps I jumped to conclusions to rashly, but try to explain further what you mean instead of leaving things broad and interpretable. Nevertheless, in regards to what you’re saying, I do agree with you.
Things have slowed down in of story progression.
@Azerdoe
Somehow, you are still not understanding. There is no issue with the schedule. There is no problem with how long pages take to come out. I never said that.
It’s the content of the comic as a whole that I find slow-paced. Whether the last six pages came out in three months as they did, or in three days, I would have the same critique; not enough happens on a lot of these pages and the story moves slowly. It’s taken six pages for Twilight and Fluttershy to meet when it honestly could have just taken two.
@NightStalker
Are you commissioning for these comic pages? Do you contribute to the artist’s monetary livelihood in any way? If you do then I can understand and sympathies with your grievances because if you had paid for something to be done at a certain date and schedule, having it not be delivered is a issue. But if you aren’t doing any of those things, then my previous assessment of you fits even better.
Critiquing a artist’s schedule when they don’t have one, is in of itself asinine. Because CBT has always been a “It’ll be ready when it’s ready” type of person. Unless I’m mistaken where they’ve announced on another social media platform their schedule, it’s typically up to them when they feel ready to share their artwork. It’s not up to you or anyone else. So whining about it makes you look entitled indeed.
As I said, be patient. In case you didn’t know, writing, drawing, illustrating, colouring, editing and the like takes a lot of time. Especially if it’s a one man outfit. Try to have a bit more backbone and appreciate the pages we already have and anticipate future instalments. That’s the fun with long updates, you get to have more time to guess what happens next. No different from comic issues or manga chapters being ed online.
@Azerdoe
But there isn’t a hiatus…? It’s coming out fairly regularly, it’s just that we go through so many pages but not a lot happens. I’ve been patient with the comic, and my honest opinion is that it’s not paying off very much because after waiting patiently for the next page, there’s hardly any progress.
Have we really gotten to the point where you can’t offer criticism to an art piece without being labeled as needy and entitled?
@hollowblade
Sounded like a bit of both imo given the ‘over three months’ part.
For me this is one of those comics that flows nicely when an arc is done, but during it can feel a bit slow (probably my own impatience for moar influencing that though).
@NightStalker
Life happens dude. If stuff is hectic in one’s personal life, then a comic will be on hiatus until it’s sorted. You sound like a needy kid who demands everything to revolve around them.
Just be patient.
Anyone else feel like the pace of this comic is just way too slow? In the span of 6 pages over three months, what happened? Twilight saw Fluttershy and tripped…
Spike getting attention is always welcome.
>Goes to Google to find a Brock meme
>Re all of his family have the eyes things
>Except for his mom
>Re his mom is actually a real knockout
That wasn’t the impression you gave in your initial comments. It made it seem like a petty whine about the schedule. Perhaps I jumped to conclusions to rashly, but try to explain further what you mean instead of leaving things broad and interpretable. Nevertheless, in regards to what you’re saying, I do agree with you.
Things have slowed down in of story progression.
Edited
Something tells me we’re about to find out why the pacing of the story’s going the way it is…
Somehow, you are still not understanding. There is no issue with the schedule. There is no problem with how long pages take to come out. I never said that.
Are you commissioning for these comic pages? Do you contribute to the artist’s monetary livelihood in any way? If you do then I can understand and sympathies with your grievances because if you had paid for something to be done at a certain date and schedule, having it not be delivered is a issue. But if you aren’t doing any of those things, then my previous assessment of you fits even better.
As I said, be patient. In case you didn’t know, writing, drawing, illustrating, colouring, editing and the like takes a lot of time. Especially if it’s a one man outfit. Try to have a bit more backbone and appreciate the pages we already have and anticipate future instalments. That’s the fun with long updates, you get to have more time to guess what happens next. No different from comic issues or manga chapters being ed online.
But there isn’t a hiatus…? It’s coming out fairly regularly, it’s just that we go through so many pages but not a lot happens. I’ve been patient with the comic, and my honest opinion is that it’s not paying off very much because after waiting patiently for the next page, there’s hardly any progress.
Sounded like a bit of both imo given the ‘over three months’ part.
He’s commenting on the pacing of the story, not the release schedule of the pages
Life happens dude. If stuff is hectic in one’s personal life, then a comic will be on hiatus until it’s sorted. You sound like a needy kid who demands everything to revolve around them.
Just be patient.
Not yet. Winks at the audience
Twilight and Spike: “We can’t! Neither of us have wings!”