/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>7317316
There were quite a few from /jp/ actually contributing I think. Mugen even tried to offer help with backgrounds at one point.

The problem was that people from /a/ and /v/ were hijacking the threads because they felt it lacked direction and they needed to take charge.

It started with them nitpicking at the established ideas and adding in their own, eventually spiraling into a circle jerk that lacked new content being made.

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>>4932413

Lots of differing opinions here, but I'd support on getting the project the hell outta here and forgo any labeling with /jp/. This thread is fine as recruitment and feedback, but to make it regular like Hatsukoi would be discouraging to the team's creativity. Haters gonna hate.

(not like jpp is better, but whatever)

Don't care if it's shit, just keep on going. Anything is better than the whining of pathetic losers. By the time you realized this VN is worthless from the start due to loads of classic beginner's mistakes, you're already a better creator.