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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

i can do it logged in i guess. though i don't see why anon would be bad. if the crit was something like "you suck and you should drop" then obviously it can be disregarded. i wouldn't do that. but if i say "i'm not hearing this character's voice when you play them. like in this thread he said this, but in canon he's shown to behave in this manner and i was wondering what reasons you have for the shift" then why wouldn't that go over well?

[(Anonymous)]

because a lot of time people seem to be allergic to anon comments in their crit, especially in a game hmd.

most times that i see crit taken well is when the person is logged in and gives specific examples like, 'when x and y had this thread, i felt that the characterization was off a little here. i might have expected bb response instead of cc'. that way they know it's someone they're playing with and not someone just tossing in their 2 cents in the meme (which happens an awful lot). it also makes it less likely that someone will go off and be upset about 'the evil anons critting them' and be more likely to take it as what it is, CONSTRUCTIVE criticism when they know it's from someone they're playing with.