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TheEmulator
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felisconcolori
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On September 09 2016 14:26 TheEmulator wrote: As a CR subscriber I guess I'm ok with that I'm absolutely sure I'm not the only dual-sub that's now thinking... "Why do I need Funi again?" | ||
Nagisama
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On September 09 2016 14:53 plasmidghost wrote: How is Kimi no Na Wa rated 9.12 on MAL cause it was a good movie? + shinkai hype + mal... | ||
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Toadesstern
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But yeah, haven't seen the film yet but heard a lot of good stuff about it and people are apparently checking out his older stuff en masse right now | ||
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Miragee
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//Story: 7 Art: 10 Sound: 9 Character: 7 Enjoyment: 10 Overall: 10 nice math, lol | ||
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Lackbleeder
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On September 09 2016 14:26 TheEmulator wrote: As a CR subscriber I guess I'm ok with that As an european, this sums up my feelings towards the changes: http://i.imgur.com/KRnrVy8.jpg Not that I'd bother with streaming anymore now that I've switched over to downloading but I guess it's nice for all the CR users here. Also today's JoJo episode will be hype as fuck, the second half of Sheer Heart Attack has some of my favorite moments from DIU so I can't wait ! | ||
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Miragee
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On September 09 2016 17:08 Lackbleeder wrote: As an european, this sums up my feelings towards the changes: http://i.imgur.com/KRnrVy8.jpg Not that I'd bother with streaming anymore now that I've switched over to downloading but I guess it's nice for all the CR users here. Also today's JoJo episode will be hype as fuck, the second half of Sheer Heart Attack has some of my favorite moments from DIU so I can't wait ! That is terrible. How's that even possible? Isn't that the point of streaming that there is no region lock? Do you pay less than american people? | ||
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Lackbleeder
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On September 09 2016 17:10 Miragee wrote: That is terrible. How's that even possible? Isn't that the point of streaming that there is no region lock? Do you pay less than american people? CR sub here is € 5 a month, it's not quite as awful for seasonal stuff but it's still pretty bad. Also bonus image lol | ||
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Toadesstern
Germany16350 Posts
On September 09 2016 17:10 Miragee wrote: That is terrible. How's that even possible? Isn't that the point of streaming that there is no region lock? Do you pay less than american people? no, it's always been like that. I still remember that the last time I checked was while Railgun-S aired (MAL says Sep 2013) and it was like 5-6 shows total that you could get from germany? So 1) that's actually an improvement 2) It might be better in Germany than other european countries simply due to population There was actually a pretty nice article on that on MAL a while ago, let me see if I can find it. Long story short, they're pretty much just getting rights for the english speaking market (US + Australia + UK?) as a "pack" and it just makes no sense given how small Anime is in European countries to negotiate something with each and every country for a couple pennies. So it just never happens | ||
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Miragee
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On September 09 2016 17:22 Toadesstern wrote: no, it's always been like that. I still remember that the last time I checked was while Railgun-S aired (MAL says Sep 2013) and it was like 5-6 shows total that you could get from germany? So 1) that's actually an improvement 2) It might be better in Germany than other european countries simply due to population There was actually a pretty nice article on that on MAL a while ago, let me see if I can find it. Long story short, they're pretty much just getting rights for the english speaking market (US + Australia + UK?) as a "pack" and it just makes no sense given how small Anime is in European countries to negotiate something with each and every country for a couple pennies. So it just never happens They don't even need to localize the shit. English subs would be just fine, wouldn't they? And Anime is becoming more and more popular all over europe. | ||
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Numy
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This isn't even getting into the issue of older shows falling out of license then vanishing from legal means. On September 09 2016 17:22 Miragee wrote: They don't even need to localize the shit. English subs would be just fine, wouldn't they? And Anime is becoming more and more popular all over europe. Again it's not about localization but about getting the license to broadcast that show in that country. It's just not worth it for an outside company to try do that. Then again I'm not 100% sure on how European law works, does each country have it's own licensing or can they license the "EU"? I assume the former based on what's happening currently. | ||
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Miragee
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On September 09 2016 17:28 Numy wrote: Honestly it's not all their fault. The way media licencing works really fucks over customers at the end of the day. It's frustrating since personally I want to give money to the stuff I watch but the world just doesn't want to let me do it legally. What as a consumer am I meant to do then? This isn't even getting into the issue of older shows falling out of license then vanishing from legal means. Funny, that's what I was thinking just now as well... | ||
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Unleashing
Denmark14978 Posts
On September 09 2016 17:22 Toadesstern wrote: no, it's always been like that. I still remember that the last time I checked was while Railgun-S aired (MAL says Sep 2013) and it was like 5-6 shows total that you could get from germany? So 1) that's actually an improvement 2) It might be better in Germany than other european countries simply due to population There was actually a pretty nice article on that on MAL a while ago, let me see if I can find it. Long story short, they're pretty much just getting rights for the english speaking market (US + Australia + UK?) as a "pack" and it just makes no sense given how small Anime is in European countries to negotiate something with each and every country for a couple pennies. So it just never happens "given how small anime is in european countries" France says hello, granted france is an outlier compared to the rest of europe, but japanese media is fucking huge in france iirc the french manga market is the largest of any western country, for example | ||
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Toadesstern
Germany16350 Posts
On September 09 2016 17:22 Miragee wrote: Hahahaha, we work together to bring you more content not available to you! Isn't that awesome? After seeing this I don't feel so bad anymore for using free services and downloads. I mean, why should I pay for something if the service they will give me is worse than what I can get for free? They don't even need to localize the shit. English subs would be just fine, wouldn't they? And Anime is becoming more and more popular all over europe. I'd think so too, but apparently not, idk. When I went watching Kizumonogatari because that got picked up by someone in Germany it ended up being german subs. So additional costs for them to translate it themselves and less they could offer for the rights to show it I'd assume. And I'm just sitting there asking myself why they didn't just use the english translation for a movie that you need to be 16 or older to get in anyways. I'd get it if we're talking about stuff for small kids but the 16+ population generally is able to understand english On September 09 2016 17:29 Miragee wrote: Funny, that's what I was thinking just now as well... yeah exactly same thing for me. I'm buying LNs and sometimes getting some BDs for myself on Christmas to get at least something but I'd certainly be willing to pay a bit if they actually had something they're streaming. | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
It's sad that we have at least two massive examples of "fighting" piracy in GOG and Steam yet no real progress outside of that sphere has happened. Ok this isn't quite true, Netflix and Amazon Prime seems to be following similar concept rather well. Maybe it's just the fact that Japan is so insanely behind the times when it comes to certain aspects of tech. On September 09 2016 17:37 Unleashing wrote: Honestly as a western fan, if you want to support the creators you're mostly better off spending money on merchandise than subscribing to a streaming service. That still requires BDs to get licensed, subs and at a cost that isn't $100 per 2 episodes. Other merch is harder at least for me since textile duties are fucking massive here and I'm not a figure kind of guy. At least I have 17 vols of Spice and Wolf ;( | ||
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Unleashing
Denmark14978 Posts
I really should get started on reading, bought some volumes but been busy with other books (American Gods was so good holy shit) | ||
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