Back From the Dead?

One of the biggest problems in the anime industry at the moment is 'animation', how would i put this, you have series that have an absolute waste of budget on CG whilst the actual animation ranges from mediocre to shit (Fate/UBW) and series that have low budget and yet the animation is actually good (One punch man for example, it didn't have that great of a budget just enthusiastic animators though it did drop in quality occasionally)

World trigger set this thought off in me, whilst it does drop in quality in non-fight scenes and in the minor fight scenes in terms of animation (not fucking 'graphics' or 'shading' the pure animation which is based on the clean-ness of the actions being performed, making it so what's going on is perfectly acted and not just 2 frame  shit or cg produced movement)There's a reason why motion blurs exist in animation and that's to obviously reproduce how our eyes would perceive something going too fast, yet either studios overuse the shit or just don't use it at all

This is one of the major problems with CG using studios, unlike drawn animation where blurs are drawn and such there is just a clean edge in CG and it doesn't produce the effect as it should irl simply because it's moving at a quaint 24 fps (Though, anime is produced at a 3/1 ratio from what i know, so it's more like 8 frames), the eyes don't percieve it as moving fast at all, thus looking bad in general with a few well done exceptions (Friggin Jin-Roh)

People just see something that has been doused with tonnes of expensive cg and flashy lights with loosely done animation and proclaim it to be amazing which is generally annoying. 

First time i’ve opened tumblr in literally ages

Okay so, i got the normal Pacifist ending; being lazy and not having much time i went and watched the True pacifist ending, indeed both were great and the final bosses were just excellent in both, however i still prefer the normal over true, it’s more of a feeling that things must be lost to make progress, you can’t keep everything

anyway

i may go on a genocide run for fun later, but not anytime soon

Pretty much my review of this game is 

-Excellent gameplay, this is my ideal on how gameplay should be done, base mechanics with new ideas added progressively however different ‘modes’ of the mechanics exist, if you get my drift

-It was short and sweet, exactly how games should be if they’re like this, dragging it out can make it incredibly boring 

-Characters are simple and quirky, same with the story, it’s kind of like a fairy tail, it doesn’t overcomplicate but keeps it simple and enjoyable and tried to latch on to the players emotions with short messages

-On the flip side, i’m kind of disappointed, the cast is incredibly small, the characters weren’t anything amazing, they play on the ‘goofy character with a darker side’ to get your emotions a lot, like nearly all the time, in fact the king is probably my favourite character in this game, it’s such a disappointment you see little to none of him

-Again, little to no world-building, i know this game isn’t about that, but having a true world out in display rather than a couple of areas would have added a lot more effect to a lot of the story

I can’t really explain the type of characters and story-type this game uses but it’s been used quite a few times before, i guess ‘weird and disjoint’ is the best way to put it