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Re: DGM Hang Out Thread - Part 1
Yeah, I wasn't sure if I was understanding your last post correctly, or not, but thanks for clarifying it further. (Well, I wasn't disagreeing with it either. ^_^)
I get what you're saying. You hit the dot on the nail. She has a health issue, but she still works on some other things. It definitely gives a wide variety of reactions from people, who see that and try to figure it out. A lot of them get the "I want more now" syndrome, but that's with any fan group. (Recently, an impatient Trails in the Sky --video game-- fan in unnamed forum wrote a lot of his posts in slang demanding a localized sequel to the game. =__=; That's the most headache induced poster I've ever seen in any forum I've been to...)
Yeah, I don't get emotionally invested in it either, which is why I'm not all "nooooo!! No DGM = end of the world!! Complain complain..... Forget DGM!! I'm going to some other story!"
I just take what I see in front of me for what it is. Not for what's not there.
That's interesting that you didn't read the last two chapters.
Take a break right after a less of an impact ending than a stronger cliff-hanger. I like your strategy. <3 (I'm use to strong cliff-hangers, so if there's a long waiting period between a story, I'd just simply theorize to pass the time.)
Welcome to MH! This is a pretty active DGM community. More people to talk DGM with, the better. (We do get a little dead in-between chapter release/hiatus periods, but we always bounce back up.) ^_^ And thanks, although, I think there are people here who definitely deserve to be awesome. (Not me. I'm just one of the ordinary optimistics here.) Furthermore, there are plenty of others here, who's as/almost as patient as me. Some probably won't be that outspoken, but I know they're there.ps: tgirl... you're pretty awesome. lol x3 Always defending DGM, and being so patient with the series as well as people.
I see.I didn't disagree. I guess my post was in response to what you deemed "corny".There is something to be said about maintaining a commitment though. I think the frustration is just compounded by her not releasing the series regularly and with a similar amount of pages. That this isn't only about her having hand problems, but her choosing to work on something else. That's her prerogative though, tons of mangaka do what she does. Some even have multiple series in different magazines. But most don't have a supposed ailment that impairs his/her work and then chooses to do other things instead. I think that's what people react to. Personally, I don't get invested enough to get emotional over it. I still like reading DGM, and will take what is given (thought I haven't read the last two chapters on purpose I guess
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Yeah, I wasn't sure if I was understanding your last post correctly, or not, but thanks for clarifying it further. (Well, I wasn't disagreeing with it either. ^_^)I get what you're saying. You hit the dot on the nail. She has a health issue, but she still works on some other things. It definitely gives a wide variety of reactions from people, who see that and try to figure it out. A lot of them get the "I want more now" syndrome, but that's with any fan group. (Recently, an impatient Trails in the Sky --video game-- fan in unnamed forum wrote a lot of his posts in slang demanding a localized sequel to the game. =__=; That's the most headache induced poster I've ever seen in any forum I've been to...)
Yeah, I don't get emotionally invested in it either, which is why I'm not all "nooooo!! No DGM = end of the world!! Complain complain..... Forget DGM!! I'm going to some other story!"
I just take what I see in front of me for what it is. Not for what's not there.
That's interesting that you didn't read the last two chapters.
Take a break right after a less of an impact ending than a stronger cliff-hanger. I like your strategy. <3 (I'm use to strong cliff-hangers, so if there's a long waiting period between a story, I'd just simply theorize to pass the time.)Ok, that made more sense, because you added this other "project" that no one else was talking about before. I thought, Weekly Young Jump...? Wait.... But, I see now that you were just a bit confused due to Miracle Jump's past. ^_^ It's ok, Titanium.! Sorry, the project is only going to be in Miracle Jump -- which is actually a special edition of Young Jump -- that will be out later in April.
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There is something to be said about maintaining a commitment though. I think the frustration is just compounded by her not releasing the series regularly and with a similar amount of pages. That this isn't only about her having hand problems, but her choosing to work on something else. That's her prerogative though, tons of mangaka do what she does. Some even have multiple series in different magazines. But most don't have a supposed ailment that impairs his/her work and then chooses to do other things instead. I think that's what people react to. Personally, I don't get invested enough to get emotional over it. I still like reading DGM, and will take what is given (thought I haven't read the last two chapters on purpose I guess
. But that happens with any irregular series I read.




what? then it is true OMG!!! 
I never lost hope