Originally Posted by Olji
Tip on watching Chaos;Head: Don't, play it if you can, the game is way better, I promise you it's worth it.
Don't remember in which ep he gets the sword, I think I do know how he gets it, I remember the scene from the game, but the anime didn't follow the story at some points. (They even completely took out a certain event that triggers more things, I raged when I realized it was gone.) (Not to mention that I laughed through the last half of the last episode, it was so bad.)
That happens often in anime. See: Clannad.
[19:32] <@darilu-kun> tori = furry, bash = pride
Originally Posted by Olji
I know that, I just wanted him to get the best experience while he could, the atmosphere in the game is way better than the anime, the first-person perspective was used in a great way, along with sneaking sounds in without me noticing, and shutting them off right as the main char noticed that it was gone too.
But yeah, anime adaptations is usually not as good as the original, but still, taking away key-events... How could they? ;-;
Time and money. How of much of the game could fit in a 12/24/26/52 episode season? That's why I gave Clannad as an example - with 24 episodes over two seasons, they turned a beautiful nakige into an anticlimax of Deus Ex Machina. Sure, it was great, but we miss out on things such as what Ryou did after the Kyou after.
Tomoya only got around two of the twelve lights in the anime, iirc.
[19:32] <@darilu-kun> tori = furry, bash = pride
Originally Posted by fireless
have you watched a anime so much you just feel like its work to keep watching
God, I hate it when that happens. It's not if it's been a long anime, more if it hasn't been a very good one.
[19:32] <@darilu-kun> tori = furry, bash = pride