| One Piece's case is worse because it takes up way more of your real-time in the long run |
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_Charl said: That's at least only temporaryCensored animu is the worst one. |
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| rushed at least with slow pacing things are worth the wait. |
| snail pacing => boring => dropped |
| Rushed pacing cuz... you do that and you won't make heads or tails out of the story and shit... |
HaXXspetten said: One Piece's case is worse because it takes up way more of your real-time in the long run you can always speed it up you know |
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Khalan3 said: snail pacing => boring => dropped this Snail pacing is worse. |
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FireEmblemIke24 said: That fucks up the audio =_=HaXXspetten said: One Piece's case is worse because it takes up way more of your real-time in the long run you can always speed it up you know |
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Marco86 said: If you were to choose, which of these two types of bad pacing is worse and why? Edit: Rushed pacing, like in Tokyo Ghoul, Snail pacing, like in One Piece. Removed the examples in the poll since it influences people. It's still in the OP, so you didn't change much lol |
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| I rather watch something rushed than something that will make me zzzzzzzzz |
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| None What's evil with those two? |
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| At least with snail pacing you can grow expectations that keep you interested, while rushed pacing is in general associated to a lack of proper emotional involvement and therefore failure to keep an interest. I'd say snail pacing (defined as detrimentally slow, since there's nothing inherently bad with slow pacing) is better for this matter, though not exactly preferable. |
| Snail pacing is boring, while rushed pacing isn't more often than not, and nothing is worse than "boring". |
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BruceLad said: Rushed pacing is worse, slow pace is awesome if it's in the right anime. It's not slow pace, it's snail pace, as in extremely slow, with a lot of recaps, etc |
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tsudecimo said: here's the question tho....BruceLad said: Rushed pacing is worse, slow pace is awesome if it's in the right anime. It's not slow pace, it's snail pace, as in extremely slow, with a lot of recaps, etc WHY WATCH RECAPS IF U KNOW ITS A RECAP!!!!!! |
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Deus-Vult said: tsudecimo said: here's the question tho....It's not slow pace, it's snail pace, as in extremely slow, with a lot of recaps, etc WHY WATCH RECAPS IF U KNOW ITS A RECAP!!!!!! How is that even relevant? it adds to the slow pace, by slowing down progression, problem is not watching them or not. |
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| A rushed anime can still be enjoyable in certain circumstances. An anime which drags every scene can't. |
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| Rushed is worse. I'd rather have a slow story than an incoherent one. |
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| It really depends on how they do it. Some anime can pull off a snail pace, while others can't. I enjoy One Piece, but some areas of Bleach sucked. But overall I would rather have it snail than fail with a race pace. |
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HaXXspetten said: FireEmblemIke24 said: That fucks up the audio =_=you can always speed it up you know set it at like 1.2 times faster, you won't notice the difference |
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| snail pacing with too much filler.... |
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| Rushed pacing. I may be bored with snail pacing, but at least I won't have a headache. |
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| rushed pacing for sure |
| Rushed pacing takes less time, and will probably reach some sort of conclusion. It's easier to see the potential in a rushed series rather than a slow one. A slow pace makes the ideas look hopeless and dull. A rushed pacing makes them look like they just need a more experienced creator. |
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| in almost all circumstances (bad, decent, or good show), a rushed pace is preferable. although, a good show wouldn't have either and rushed nor a snail's pace. if a good show were to have a rushed or snail's pace, i wouldn't mind either way cause it's a good show :P |
G_Spark233 said: Rushed is worse. I'd rather have a slow story than an incoherent one. |
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| Even when I think about examples, I still prefer snail pacing. Something like Shinsekai Yori's first half may be very slow, but it has context and sets up for the latter parts. A more popular example would probably be steins gate. Snail pacing can still be done right. Even if the story doesn't advance much, it can set up its characters, themes, setting, etc. On the other hand, I can't think of anything a rushed pacing can be used for. Something like SAO's first half or Mirai Nikki's latter parts felt blegh. With rushed pacing, I can't involve myself so much since if something happens, I ask "why should I care if x dies?" |
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| Snail pacing, I have absolutely no problem with the story progressing slowly if there are other aspects in the show that I can enjoy like overall comedy, character interactions and so on. Rushed stories can never satisfy you. |
G_Spark233 said: Rushed is worse. I'd rather have a slow story than an incoherent one. |
Khalan3 said: snail pacing => boring => dropped I'll tolerate snail pace for a few episodes if the title is like a top 20 but I refuse to be bored to death when I have 220 titles more deserving of my time to watch. |
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| Snail Pacing is better than Rushed. When they rush something they tend to skip things and I hate when they do that. |
tr1ckst3rJun 29, 2015 12:19 PM
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| Both are equal bad. but snail pacing can be fixed with increase speed, or skip it (for filler). the only thing can fixed rushed pacing are read the original sorce. so my vote goes to rushed. |
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| Slow pacing. But there are cases that rushed pacing is even worse. And they don't really risk that much with slow pacing, except of viewer's boredom.whereas fast pacing ruins everything |
| If anime is bad to someones liking it doesnt matter be it rushed or dragged out. |
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| I vote for 'snail' pacing. If the other option was 'fast' pacing instead (the actual opposite), it'd maybe be a harder choice. |
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| If I fall asleep in the middle I won't even reach the end. |
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| Id say rushed pacing because that can really ruin an anime, but an anime with a slow pace can still have a good plot and therefore be interesting :) |
geralt said: A rushed anime can still be enjoyable in certain circumstances. An anime which drags every scene can't. |
codephat said: geralt said: A rushed anime can still be enjoyable in certain circumstances. An anime which drags every scene can't. |
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| Rushed Pacing > Low budget Snail Pacing > Lots of budget + Lots of extra money because fans are crazy about anime |
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| Snail pacing. But only by a little bit. |
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| Rushed pacing. Snail pacing can be done to perfection. |
Khalan3 said: basicallysnail pacing => boring => dropped |
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