Heard it from here and he says the same thing as me, it's a service issue because streaming services have a WORSE UI and service for anime than pirate sites.
The bad thing now is finding new ones again, I was using Aniwave to watch Oshi no Ko so that's going to be a bitch for a day to get an as reliable site.
It's not even the UI at this point. CR for example, got rid of comment sections because they released a yaoi anime and customers were being "homophobic". These people hate you and you don't hate them enough
I think it was even more that it has become a sport on CR to spot the low-effort bargain subs they're farming there lately. One-pass machine translation without so much as a sanity check getting slapped on big series (and many small ones). We were mere days into the embarrassment that was the first episodes of My Deer Friend when they pulled the plug on the whole thing.
Can't notice bad subs when others aren't saying it in the comments to confirm your suspicion.
Which leads to the problem of why aren't the anime rippers seeing this problem? Why haven't fan subs made a return after the stupid stunts CR have pulled? Most anime fans don't want CR subs. I'm sure a third of those know enough Japanese to create subs. Hell, give me the translated texts and I'll create the subs.
Fansubbers only bother if Crunchyroll's crimes are so egregious they can't be ignored, like making Nagatoro say sus. With animes on Hidive you can just politely email them and explain what the localizers are defacing and Hidive goes ahead and fixes it themselves.
Original release Crunchyroll, back when it hosted the same fansubs and pirated anime as everyone else, famously had completely fucked audio on everything. And rarely could you get it above 480p on most shows despite Youtube uploads usually having better than that.
The fact that it managed to become the "face" of anime streaming just shows that if you cater to pedos hard enough and have the money anything is possible.
It was even worse, they would steal subs as their own translators back then were people who were kicked out of almost every other fan sub group as they were shit at their job. It would appear those same translators are still working for CR.
Heard it from here and he says the same thing as me, it's a service issue because streaming services have a WORSE UI and service for anime than pirate sites.
The bad thing now is finding new ones again, I was using Aniwave to watch Oshi no Ko so that's going to be a bitch for a day to get an as reliable site.
It's not even the UI at this point. CR for example, got rid of comment sections because they released a yaoi anime and customers were being "homophobic". These people hate you and you don't hate them enough
I think it was even more that it has become a sport on CR to spot the low-effort bargain subs they're farming there lately. One-pass machine translation without so much as a sanity check getting slapped on big series (and many small ones). We were mere days into the embarrassment that was the first episodes of My Deer Friend when they pulled the plug on the whole thing.
Can't notice bad subs when others aren't saying it in the comments to confirm your suspicion.
Which leads to the problem of why aren't the anime rippers seeing this problem? Why haven't fan subs made a return after the stupid stunts CR have pulled? Most anime fans don't want CR subs. I'm sure a third of those know enough Japanese to create subs. Hell, give me the translated texts and I'll create the subs.
Fansubbers only bother if Crunchyroll's crimes are so egregious they can't be ignored, like making Nagatoro say sus. With animes on Hidive you can just politely email them and explain what the localizers are defacing and Hidive goes ahead and fixes it themselves.
Why would anyone subject themselves to clicking on that garbage just to comment on it?
Some of us have fun bullying the faggots
Some of my best trolling was on fmovies.to (now dead)
The biggest audience for that trash is women.
Original release Crunchyroll, back when it hosted the same fansubs and pirated anime as everyone else, famously had completely fucked audio on everything. And rarely could you get it above 480p on most shows despite Youtube uploads usually having better than that.
The fact that it managed to become the "face" of anime streaming just shows that if you cater to pedos hard enough and have the money anything is possible.
It was even worse, they would steal subs as their own translators back then were people who were kicked out of almost every other fan sub group as they were shit at their job. It would appear those same translators are still working for CR.
So common that piracy is due to quality of service from paid services