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7/4/2025, 12:17:14 AM
>>529826354
As a prolific author of innumerable amazing posts, let me give you some advice.
People are more interested when you say something negative. It's true on 4chan, it's true on YouTube, it's true on the news, it's true everywhere. Something being criticized is almost always going to get more attention than something being praised, which is why most threads on very active boards like /v/, discounting simple porn threads, are negative.
And if you are being positive, you have to actually go in-depth and say something substantive. In this post, you say "I like that there are branching side stories", "I liked this one fight", and "It keeps you invested to see what happens next".
You sound like you're a 3rd grader writing a book report. You can't just list things you liked about something, you have to pick something and discuss it more deeply.
What did you like about that Marisa fight? Was it the art, and if so, what particular frames or panels stuck out to you, and why? Did you appreciate its place in the story? How do you think the fight presented the characters? Did one of the monsters have a particularly interesting ability? What changes would you have made to that scene if you were the one writing or illustrating?
As a prolific author of innumerable amazing posts, let me give you some advice.
People are more interested when you say something negative. It's true on 4chan, it's true on YouTube, it's true on the news, it's true everywhere. Something being criticized is almost always going to get more attention than something being praised, which is why most threads on very active boards like /v/, discounting simple porn threads, are negative.
And if you are being positive, you have to actually go in-depth and say something substantive. In this post, you say "I like that there are branching side stories", "I liked this one fight", and "It keeps you invested to see what happens next".
You sound like you're a 3rd grader writing a book report. You can't just list things you liked about something, you have to pick something and discuss it more deeply.
What did you like about that Marisa fight? Was it the art, and if so, what particular frames or panels stuck out to you, and why? Did you appreciate its place in the story? How do you think the fight presented the characters? Did one of the monsters have a particularly interesting ability? What changes would you have made to that scene if you were the one writing or illustrating?
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