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I know it's not the right place but. Say, if someone actually made a Dendro CYOAG, would you fags play it? Also, what do you think is a must have in it, other than Embryos, Jobs, and S/UBMs?
>>46971141
>It almost hurts to read.
It actually fucking does. His excitement seeps out into his writings. I forgot which volume it was, but IIRC he made Ray make an abrupt comment about excitement, saying "...like an author whose work is being adapted into an anime" or the like when it's still in production. Dude's either as unlucky as Kuro no Maou's author or he's spent all of his luck getting Taiki as an artist. I'm now 120% sure that F and G is part of his coping mechanism.
>>46971358
That's pretty much everything with a spinoff/side story though? There's at least DaL, Goblin Slayer, and Konosuba from the top of my head. Desu, spinoffs are mostly throwaways, you can even pick a different author/artist combo and nobody would bat an eye.
>>46959411
>character designs, especially for secondary characters
Design is hard anon, especially nowadays where you're really just an accessory away from being called ABC's expy no123. In Dendro's case, Kaidou actually said it outloud that one of the main reasons why Ray got no new armor for 7+ years was to reduce Taiki's burden on design, because he kept adding like 10 new characters each volume. In retrospect, Haimura's a really amazing artist to be able to comply with Kamachi's demand nonstop for 2 whole decades, although I guess his autism has been reined in somewhat by Miki nowadays.
>dumbest moment
Easiest to illustrate. As long as it conveys the emotion, nobody really gives a damn. The "best" scenario in question is probably gonna be another lightly edited *shooting lightbeam while screaming* (cue to FAIABOLTO) or *walking towards the setting sun while X* (cue to Ray killing RSK in Fran's game) montage anyway. Also, choreography is hard, pureazu andorsutando. No, like, seriously, something that's awesome in text can be really stupid if you actually think it through, and then get downright comical on a reread.