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Feb 28, 2012 8:40 AM
#451
I think it's because a lot of shows aren't available all around the world. It's pretty irritating when a show you want to see is only available in North America :P |
Feb 28, 2012 8:44 AM
#452
basabeo said: I think it's because a lot of shows aren't available all around the world. It's pretty irritating when a show you want to see is only available in North America :P this |
Feb 28, 2012 10:53 AM
#453
I'm actually not familiar with crunchyroll, should I be? |
Feb 28, 2012 10:58 AM
#454
fantomu said: I'm actually not familiar with crunchyroll, should I be? Yes. It's a good way for us outside the US to watch anime legally. But still it's a little irritating when we don't get to see every show they have, but I'm sure they do the best they can. |
Feb 28, 2012 11:02 AM
#455
People hate crunchyroll because; 1.) ugly interface 2.) ichigo's stupid face everywhere 3.) mainly has mainstream trash as most popular(Bleach, Naruto, Ao No Exorsist, Fairy Fail Tail) 4.) costs money for trash ass anime not worth people's time(no FMA or Onizuka) 5.) videos go black as an 8 ball after two minutes of viewing these trash anime. *And there's your answer, sir!* |
Feb 28, 2012 11:12 AM
#456
I don't hate Crunchyroll! It's almost the only way for me to enjoy anime legally where I am. I just wished they had a larger library. Maybe more classics. |
Feb 28, 2012 11:23 AM
#457
@Angry_Bellsprout You seem really angry at Crunchyroll lolz. I don't hate Crunchyroll myself. In fact, its where I first started getting into anime. I avoid it now because it mainly only shows the censored version of shows. Why would I watch a censored version when there is an uncensored, higher quality out there that I can DL and have even when not connected to wifi? |
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Feb 28, 2012 11:26 AM
#458
I don't hate crunchyroll all that much. I just hate how when I'm viewing one episode theirs like 5 30 second advertisements throughout that ONE episode. I mean one or two is fine but anything past that is like "EHHHHH NO" Also I hope all you torrenters are buying the DVDs of those animes when they come out if you really like them. . . I'm okay with torrents, sometimes I torrent a game to see if it's actually good before I purchase it and same with anime. If I really really love the anime I'll buy it if it's/or when it's released. The fact is you should always support the makers by buying their product in the end. |
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Feb 28, 2012 11:34 AM
#459
Ragix said: I don't hate crunchyroll all that much. I just hate how when I'm viewing one episode theirs like 5 30 second advertisements throughout that ONE episode. I mean one or two is fine but anything past that is like "EHHHHH NO" You don't have to see the adverts you know? It only costs about 6 dollars/month |
Feb 28, 2012 11:43 AM
#460
Sir_Lexa said: Ragix said: I don't hate crunchyroll all that much. I just hate how when I'm viewing one episode theirs like 5 30 second advertisements throughout that ONE episode. I mean one or two is fine but anything past that is like "EHHHHH NO" You don't have to see the adverts you know? It only costs about 6 dollars/month Or if you like me and don't want to worry about it every month give them $60 for a year sub. Angry_Bellsprout said: People hate crunchyroll because; 5.) videos go black as an 8 ball after two minutes of viewing these trash anime. *And there's your answer, sir!* Must be your shitty connection cause that never happens with me. Although I'm not going to lie cause of my connection every once in a blue moon it stops mid-stream and wants to play the next episode. -___- Overall its a great site to me and I can view all the anime since I live in the US. Depending on where you live you might get more than others or as you said just mainstream trash is available in your country. |
"What has two arms, two legs, and is alive? Not your favorite character lol! xD" |
Feb 28, 2012 1:15 PM
#461
Probably because they have "HorribleSubs" !? |
Feb 28, 2012 1:23 PM
#462
I watch anime on other websites but I still use crunchy roll for most of the anime I watch. People hate just because they don't want to pay for high quality anime and they won't let them download it. These are the same people who don't buy Blu-ray/DVDs or support the anime industry in any way other than watching. You can watch for free but there are commercials, I don't have any problem paying them though. People say they are getting a better resolution by downloading, but it really doesn't make that much of a difference. You can't justify stealing anime and complaining about a site that you have to pay for but you will always get a quality stream every time. |
lime93Feb 28, 2012 1:30 PM
Feb 28, 2012 1:27 PM
#463
Gash_V-D_Hetchum said: Probably because they have "HorribleSubs" !? Not really though. |
Feb 28, 2012 1:29 PM
#464
BECAUSE ITS MAINSTREAM HURR I like Crunchyroll. TBH, I've barely used but I see no problem in it. And here in Portugal we only get 1 short commercial per episode. :) |
Feb 28, 2012 1:33 PM
#466
lime93 said: I watch anime on other websites but I still use crunchy roll for most of the anime I watch. People hate just because they don't want to pay for high quality anime and they won't let them download it. These are the same people who don't buy Blu-ray/DVDs or support the anime industry in any way other than watching. You can watch for free but there are commercials, I don't have any problem paying them though. People say they are getting a better resolution by downloading, but it really doesn't make that much of a difference. You can't justify stealing anime and complaining about a site that you have to pay for but you will always get a quality stream every time. Perfect post. Kudos to you :) |
Feb 28, 2012 1:37 PM
#467
I like CR, but the roster for this entire region is very small. I investigated what would become available if I shelled out, and it turned out nothing of interest would, therefore I still use my free account. On the bright side, the number of times I had to watch an ad is less than five. |
Feb 28, 2012 3:19 PM
#468
Gash_V-D_Hetchum said: Probably because they have "HorribleSubs" !? you obviously didn't read the first rule. |
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Mar 2, 2012 10:04 AM
#469
Tsundere-moe said: Gash_V-D_Hetchum said: Probably because they have "HorribleSubs" !? you obviously didn't read the first rule. lmao, ikr. its suppose to be a secret ;D |
Mar 18, 2012 9:57 PM
#470
Sir_Lexa said: fantomu said: I'm actually not familiar with crunchyroll, should I be? Yes. It's a good way for us outside the US to watch anime legally. But still it's a little irritating when we don't get to see every show they have, but I'm sure they do the best they can. Outside of the U.S.? Nice troll post. Ragix said: I don't hate crunchyroll all that much. I just hate how when I'm viewing one episode theirs like 5 30 second advertisements throughout that ONE episode. I mean one or two is fine but anything past that is like "EHHHHH NO" Also I hope all you torrenters are buying the DVDs of those animes when they come out if you really like them. . . I'm okay with torrents, sometimes I torrent a game to see if it's actually good before I purchase it and same with anime. If I really really love the anime I'll buy it if it's/or when it's released.The fact is you should always support the makers by buying their product in the end. Source needed for the bolded. lime93 said: I watch anime on other websites but I still use crunchy roll for most of the anime I watch. People hate just because they don't want to pay for high quality anime and they won't let them download it. These are the same people who don't buy Blu-ray/DVDs or support the anime industry in any way other than watching. You can watch for free but there are commercials, I don't have any problem paying them though. People say they are getting a better resolution by downloading, but it really doesn't make that much of a difference. You can't justify stealing anime and complaining about a site that you have to pay for but you will always get a quality stream every time. Copyright infringement is not theft. Tsundere-moe said: Gash_V-D_Hetchum said: Probably because they have "HorribleSubs" !? you obviously didn't read the first rule. Which rule would that be? |
Mar 18, 2012 10:03 PM
#471
I'd write a novel-length diatribe on how abysmal CrunchyDickRoll is, but I can't be fucked to do so because -effort- so here is my tl;dr 1. -BadSubs.jpg- 2. -Ads- 3. -240p- resolution makes me a blind mister_deaf. 4. Stupid people everywhere. 5. Qaulity |
Everything needs more fanservice. Especially real life. |
Mar 18, 2012 10:15 PM
#472
mister_deaf said: I'd write a novel-length diatribe on how abysmal CrunchyDickRoll is, but I can't be fucked to do so because -effort- so here is my tl;dr 1. -BadSubs.jpg- 2. -Ads- 3. -240p- resolution makes me a blind mister_deaf. 4. Stupid people everywhere. 5. Qaulity I really don't have much of a problem with ads except when they show them way more than they fucking should. I was watching shit on Crackle and they showed 4 ads in a 24 minute episode. |
Mar 18, 2012 10:19 PM
#473
Drunk_Samurai said: Tsundere-moe said: Gash_V-D_Hetchum said: Probably because they have "HorribleSubs" !? you obviously didn't read the first rule. Which rule would that be? Have you seen Fight Club? |
Mar 18, 2012 10:35 PM
#474
Hakuromatsu said: Drunk_Samurai said: Tsundere-moe said: Gash_V-D_Hetchum said: Probably because they have "HorribleSubs" !? you obviously didn't read the first rule. Which rule would that be? Have you seen Fight Club? Which doesn't make any sense since a rule like that would have nothing to do with Horriblesubs. |
Mar 18, 2012 11:26 PM
#475
http://i.imgur.com/e0f2x.jpg I'm definitely not paying to watch something of this quality or something like Ika Musume with SQUIDDLY puns. Crunchyroll is the exact same as any illegal streaming site. They're doing the same thing, they're just giving the studio kick backs. At the end of the day, you're helping a middleman to profit from doing and producing absolutely nothing and leeching off of an industry like a cancer. At least if I pirate I get actual typesetting and don't have to give undeserving baka gaijins money. Not to mention streaming anime is and will always be horrible. |
Mar 18, 2012 11:40 PM
#476
I don't hate it, I'm watching that site closely to see if, as the derps make finding things more and more impossible to find, Crunchyroll will be the "find anime" place of the future. Currently, I stream. It is not illegal, I have no job so I can't afford to buy the stuff (most of which IS rather over-priced...) Streaming is a good solution for me and I've never NOT been able to find an anime I was interested it. I just have to go to different sites to find different things. |
Mar 18, 2012 11:59 PM
#477
sisgood said: I don't hate it, I'm watching that site closely to see if, as the derps make finding things more and more impossible to find, Crunchyroll will be the "find anime" place of the future. Currently, I stream. It is not illegal, I have no job so I can't afford to buy the stuff (most of which IS rather over-priced...) Streaming is a good solution for me and I've never NOT been able to find an anime I was interested it. I just have to go to different sites to find different things. Streaming is illegal if you don't do it on a site like Hulu or Crunchyroll. |
Mar 19, 2012 1:22 AM
#478
Drunk_Samurai said: Sir_Lexa said: fantomu said: I'm actually not familiar with crunchyroll, should I be? Yes. It's a good way for us outside the US to watch anime legally. But still it's a little irritating when we don't get to see every show they have, but I'm sure they do the best they can. Outside of the U.S.? Nice troll post. I don't even... -_-' |
Sir_LexaMar 19, 2012 3:24 AM
Mar 19, 2012 7:40 AM
#479
Mar 19, 2012 7:50 AM
#480
sleeplesstown said: http://i.imgur.com/e0f2x.jpg I'm definitely not paying to watch something of this quality or something like Ika Musume with SQUIDDLY puns. Crunchyroll is the exact same as any illegal streaming site. They're doing the same thing, they're just giving the studio kick backs. At the end of the day, you're helping a middleman to profit from doing and producing absolutely nothing and leeching off of an industry like a cancer. At least if I pirate I get actual typesetting and don't have to give undeserving baka gaijins money. Not to mention streaming anime is and will always be horrible. Oh my thoughts exactly and perfectly phrased. |
Mar 19, 2012 8:20 AM
#481
I don't. I just don't use them, that is. There are far better alternatives available so why even bother. |
Mar 19, 2012 9:21 AM
#482
sleeplesstown said: http://i.imgur.com/e0f2x.jpg I'm definitely not paying to watch something of this quality or something like Ika Musume with SQUIDDLY puns. Crunchyroll is the exact same as any illegal streaming site. They're doing the same thing, they're just giving the studio kick backs. At the end of the day, you're helping a middleman to profit from doing and producing absolutely nothing and leeching off of an industry like a cancer. At least if I pirate I get actual typesetting and don't have to give undeserving baka gaijins money. Not to mention streaming anime is and will always be horrible. This. |
Mar 19, 2012 9:52 AM
#483
I can't stand streaming, personally. For people who do, though(for whatever reason), CR is a pretty good option. I just like having (mostly) better quality and running through a media player, not my browser. |
Mar 19, 2012 10:30 AM
#484
sleeplesstown said: So just completely pirating an anime and not giving the industry any money is somehow better than streaming from a legitimate site? If you hate "middlemen" so much, go import the discs straight from Japan at outrageous prices.http://i.imgur.com/e0f2x.jpg I'm definitely not paying to watch something of this quality or something like Ika Musume with SQUIDDLY puns. Crunchyroll is the exact same as any illegal streaming site. They're doing the same thing, they're just giving the studio kick backs. At the end of the day, you're helping a middleman to profit from doing and producing absolutely nothing and leeching off of an industry like a cancer. At least if I pirate I get actual typesetting and don't have to give undeserving baka gaijins money. Not to mention streaming anime is and will always be horrible. |
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Mar 19, 2012 11:36 AM
#485
Drunk_Samurai said: Hakuromatsu said: Drunk_Samurai said: Tsundere-moe said: Gash_V-D_Hetchum said: Probably because they have "HorribleSubs" !? you obviously didn't read the first rule. Which rule would that be? Have you seen Fight Club? Which doesn't make any sense since a rule like that would have nothing to do with Horriblesubs. But you just broke the rule, so it must exist. |
Mar 19, 2012 12:13 PM
#486
Zalis said: So just completely pirating an anime and not giving the industry any money is somehow better than streaming from a legitimate site? If you hate "middlemen" so much, go import the discs straight from Japan at outrageous prices. Even buying the licensed DVDs is better than crunchyroll. At least then the licensing company actually provides a service in the form of a dub or a physical copy and has to do some work. Crunchyroll is a leech, plain and simple. Fansubbers have a complicated relationship with anime studios, but it's not entirely a negative one despite being illegal. Haruhi probably would have never been licensed without fansubbing and anime in general would be a complete niche. Plus if I get a crunchyroll subscription, I can't really support the studios I want. The money could really be going anywhere. I don't want to give DEEN or Studio Pierrot any damn money. At least if I go and buy a boxset, a nendo, or a figma I get to choose which companies I want to support. I'd prefer even not contributing at all (aside from word of mouth) than getting a crunchyroll sub. I don't want them to be the future of anime in North America. Don't get me wrong, I like the idea but the execution leaves a lot to be desired. They don't actually care about the industry, they did a complete 180 from their original venture when they ran into legal trouble. They just saw an opportunity to capitalize on their previous success. Crunchyroll is scum, same with all streaming sites. The only difference is semantics. When Crunchyroll was getting friendly with the anime studios, I wonder why nobody asked, "So what's stopping us from setting up our own streaming service and not having to give you any cuts? What service do you provide for us?" followed by the Crunchyroll suits sweating bullets and muttering, "Um... uh..." |
Mar 19, 2012 2:56 PM
#487
This whole argument is ridiculous, Anime is basically /produced/ by middle men for the most part based on an existing Manga that they license from the author. The creators then make money in the form of royalties, a cut of what the studio sells the product for. Until such a time as the authors produce their own works and also distribute their own works you will always have middle men. Frankly most authors prefer to concentrate on the writing than worrying about the distribution. It's the same with music in many ways, it's convenient to have someone else to take care of the details you don't wish to take care of yourself. Music has a slight edge these days in that there are alternative methods of production and distribution. Musicians can records their own music without a professional studio and they can also sell their product in completely digital form online through their own websites. Anime tends to be more difficult because it is a fairly labor intensive process. I'm as guilty as anyone by downloading some of the anime I watch but generally that is because there isn't a more legal source to obtain it from. I'm quite grateful to places like Crunchy and the Funimation website for offering legal streams. It doesn't offer access to everything day of showing in Japan but the delay isn't too bad, nor is the quality of the product imho. |
How many seconds in a man’s life? Always one too few to change his fate. – Tangen’s “Lies” |
Mar 19, 2012 3:31 PM
#488
Sir_Lexa said: Drunk_Samurai said: Sir_Lexa said: fantomu said: I'm actually not familiar with crunchyroll, should I be? Yes. It's a good way for us outside the US to watch anime legally. But still it's a little irritating when we don't get to see every show they have, but I'm sure they do the best they can. Outside of the U.S.? Nice troll post. I don't even... -_-' Crunchyroll is not available in every country. Even if it was there is usually some shows not included in those countries. So no Crunchyroll is not a good place for people outside of the U.S. and Canada to watch anime. sleeplesstown said: Zalis said: So just completely pirating an anime and not giving the industry any money is somehow better than streaming from a legitimate site? If you hate "middlemen" so much, go import the discs straight from Japan at outrageous prices. Even buying the licensed DVDs is better than crunchyroll. At least then the licensing company actually provides a service in the form of a dub or a physical copy and has to do some work. Crunchyroll is a leech, plain and simple. Fansubbers have a complicated relationship with anime studios, but it's not entirely a negative one despite being illegal. Haruhi probably would have never been licensed without fansubbing and anime in general would be a complete niche. Plus if I get a crunchyroll subscription, I can't really support the studios I want. The money could really be going anywhere. I don't want to give DEEN or Studio Pierrot any damn money. At least if I go and buy a boxset, a nendo, or a figma I get to choose which companies I want to support. I'd prefer even not contributing at all (aside from word of mouth) than getting a crunchyroll sub. I don't want them to be the future of anime in North America. Don't get me wrong, I like the idea but the execution leaves a lot to be desired. They don't actually care about the industry, they did a complete 180 from their original venture when they ran into legal trouble. They just saw an opportunity to capitalize on their previous success. Crunchyroll is scum, same with all streaming sites. The only difference is semantics. When Crunchyroll was getting friendly with the anime studios, I wonder why nobody asked, "So what's stopping us from setting up our own streaming service and not having to give you any cuts? What service do you provide for us?" followed by the Crunchyroll suits sweating bullets and muttering, "Um... uh..." There you go. I despise Crunchyroll because they are hypocrites. They shouldn't even exist anymore. |
Mar 19, 2012 4:58 PM
#489
The average age of the forum users there is like 12 |
Mar 19, 2012 5:18 PM
#490
I like crunchyroll because I use it on my iphone :) |
Mar 21, 2012 2:23 PM
#491
nullredirect said: Many of the greatest writers and artists in history never made a single cent (rin?) from their work, yet that did not deter them because they created for the love of creation and what their work represented. Actually most of them made a pisspot of money... or their descendants did. If they didn't make actual money they more than made up for it in social capital that earned them great acclaim. In some eras this was almost as good as money. |
How many seconds in a man’s life? Always one too few to change his fate. – Tangen’s “Lies” |
Mar 21, 2012 2:27 PM
#492
nullredirect said: That is never going to happen as long as there are mangaka who actually care about their work. Most mangaka and animators already do it for love, because it doesn't make you rich and the work environment can be hellish. If they don't, then there is no real point in supporting a half-hearted attempt. Many of the greatest writers and artists in history never made a single cent (rin?) from their work, yet that did not deter them because they created for the love of creation and what their work represented. It's the same with any art or entertainment. The only thing you are doing by buying a crunchyroll subscription (or buy a CD/DVD/Blu-Ray/Video Game) is lining the pockets of the "agents," distributors, and industry "professionals" who only seek to make a profit off of the work from actual artists and naive consumers. It may never die as a domestic art form but it can very easily die as an export business. As soon as there's no money to be made in it anymore then studios will mostly stop making and supporting it. That's business. |
How many seconds in a man’s life? Always one too few to change his fate. – Tangen’s “Lies” |
Mar 21, 2012 2:45 PM
#493
Sir_Lexa said: Drunk_Samurai said: Sir_Lexa said: fantomu said: I'm actually not familiar with crunchyroll, should I be? Yes. It's a good way for us outside the US to watch anime legally. But still it's a little irritating when we don't get to see every show they have, but I'm sure they do the best they can. Outside of the U.S.? Nice troll post. I don't even... -_-' Well the US does get all of the streaming series obviously since it is a US based site, but countries outside of the US get a handful too it just depends on where you are at. Its harder to make a series available worldwide than you think. |
"What has two arms, two legs, and is alive? Not your favorite character lol! xD" |
Mar 22, 2012 8:54 AM
#494
Mar 22, 2012 10:36 AM
#495
Paid videostreaming? No, thank you. I wouldn't use it, even if it were free. Torrents all the way. |
Mar 22, 2012 12:08 PM
#496
Because bandwagon |
tfw no gf tfw i keep getting the banhammer on here tfw Koleare keeps banning me every other day tfw I'm misunderstood by le mod |
Mar 22, 2012 12:31 PM
#497
LOL, Really? mmm. for one reason.. maybe (?) "They have to pay and don't like it" Anyway, I 'm of the view that should help the industry in such projects, watching anime in this form, if not exist legal stream of anime or anything else, use fansubs. |
Mar 22, 2012 12:44 PM
#498
I don't hate countryroll, it's more like I don't know too much about it and don't need to use it. =o. When someone uses countryroll, I ask them why they do when you can just download episodes in high quality dubbed or subbed. |
"I like to expose what people hide. I'm an intellectual rapist." - Furudo Erika |
Mar 23, 2012 2:19 PM
#499
Drunk_Samurai said: Hakuromatsu said: Drunk_Samurai said: Tsundere-moe said: Gash_V-D_Hetchum said: Probably because they have "HorribleSubs" !? you obviously didn't read the first rule. Which rule would that be? Have you seen Fight Club? Which doesn't make any sense since a rule like that would have nothing to do with Horriblesubs. um they made rule 1 and 2 the same as fight clubs.. so ye.. it does. |
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Mar 23, 2012 2:42 PM
#500
I don't know, maybe the insane amount of melodrama and people with multiple accounts with truly moronic forums? They need to get rid of the forums and make it entirely anime/asian drama based. Glad to be away from all that. MAL is considered pretty horrible but I consider it a step up. |
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