Chinese anime?!

le_halfhand_easy said:
F*ck this thread. Antagonizing and generalizing Chinese works just generate contrarian stances. You want to critique a show? Critique the show. Never generalize an entire country's worth of output based on that. Jesus, if the entire world judges our country based on the Probinsyano TV series, I'd flip.

The Chinese cartoon memes are already generating a whole motherlode of smugness against the community and the meme when Quan Zhi Gao Shou aired.



Underrated. 8.27. Underrated. The highest rated review vote spammed takes a massive, hilarious reach. Underrated.

Sometimes, a cigarette is just a cigarette, not an entire psychological profile. The anime isn't about eSports? You mean to tell me the summary is misleading?

Then there's the clunky, stilted animation praised as capable of going toe-to-toe with the best of Trigger just because it's not used to animate moe moe ecchi. To quote myself:



People are praising the shows "maturity" and "mature concepts".



Underrated.

j2me said:

You say unspecialized is too overpower. Did you ever play Ragnarok as super novice it is exactly the same as unspecialized and it is not overpower if you say it then try it playing as super novice and feel it yourself.

j2me said:

Since you some newbie only play dota 2 and feel like already play MMORPG like GLORY I WILL EXPLAIN IT (and also dota 2 is consider real-time strategy rather MMORPG if you want MMORPG play game like Ragnarok or Dragon Nest.

j2me said:

First, unspecialized didnt get bonus armor from passive armor skill like other job. e.g:knight is heavy armor etc. SO ITS BODY IS VERY CRUNCHY if novice use it and often gotten hit it'll die in no time.
Second there is no need to explain the WEAPON even weapon like ye xiu can be change to fit the skill used, upgrading it still pain in the ass
Third having many skill like unspecialized arent too special unless still in low level its like having "many handgun without missile" when other job in higher level will have the "missile" skill that will do damage many times rather than low lvl skill unspecialized have.

le_halfhand_easy said:

The MMORPG aspect of Quan Zhi Gao Shou is balance-breaking. MC-kun can use over 120 of the basic skills. He also uses a self-made weapon that he continuously upgrades with rare materials. Balancing all of that is developmental hell. Factor in the many gears and skills, and it’ll take forever to properly balance so that only the player skills matter, not the gears with varying degrees of rarity and availability. Player skills has to be the defining factor in a competitive environ, not gear. Of course, not included are races and the attendant racial talents if ever, as well as classes and subclasses. And that’s without me being pedantic enough and including the fact that eSports live or die with sponsorship. Sponsorship relies on viewership.Viewership relies on ergonomics. A multitude of skills and spells that require a dedicated viewer base who can keep track of all of it is not an eSports title game. There's a reason World of Warcraft is not a popular eSports.

Sure. There are MMORPGs experimenting with eSports appeal. Guild Wars 2 comes to mind. But I’m told it makes all the items availabe right away in PvP. There is also a limit of 10 skills, which translates to better ergonomics and viewer-friendliness which translates into eSports appeal which translates into cha-ching which keeps an eSports and its pro-scene alive.

nekkoMaster said:
Only way to know something is experiencing it . Suppose , if you were new to anime and i recommend you very bad anime , then you will think all anime are bad without actually knowing how great it is .

I recommend " cupid's chocolate " and " rakshasha Street " . They are great Chinese Cartoons or Chinese anime .

As for anime , I believe only the animation made or produced or published by japan can have title of anime . Otherwise it is cartoon , no matter how good . Legend of Kora , for example is amazing cartoon . ( if you like to consider Kora as anime , your choice :D , do not bug me by quoting my post and fighting me over it ) .

-Pericles said:
All animes are chinese, aren't they?

Rainbow_Cats said:

Anime is literally the shortened word animation. Western people literally just removed the -ation and eventually added 'e' to the end. the word Anime was then used by westerners to generalise animation not made in a "white" (western) country. The word cartoon actually meant a picture in the newspaper hiding political messengers. People started saying cartoon to refer to animations made for children or child appropriate.