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I like that. For me, it came down to "Make it more like Phantasy Star Universe, HunterXHunter, and Final Fantasy VIII".Which is why all my ideas for rewrites basically come down to "Make it Card Captor Sakura".
Oh I believe that Kerry Shawcross and Miles Luna were handpicked by Monty. I'm still going to call them fucking hacks and posers who can't write anime and J-video game shit worth shit.Random thing I found on Discord.
Maybe it's because I'm super procrastinating on shit I need to get done, but what you wrote is compelling I'd like to see more of what you would do. Also, do you have resources on where you picked up storytelling and worldbuilding? If you don't mind powerleveling that is, not that I care to memorize anyone's personal details, I'm just here to lurk interesting conversations.I think a lot of people know already, but they probably know my powerlevel by now. I can pump stuff like this out like water. It's honestly nothing for me. If you honestly want more, go ahead.
The problem with Fixing RWBY is that everyone is too attached to original RWBY. There's nothing wrong with knowing the crucial moments and its unique lead ins and follow ups and arc progressions, but when you're too into the story, you have the shrine or pedestal made, you think that barely changing anything will help or you change it too much to suit your own needs to where you feel the dissonance. I know this because I also have experience in this.
I don't even know what RWBY is about,(okay I am lying, I do know a bit) but I have some (barely but existent) respect for RWBY. There's also the fact that you have to get the core themes of the series and that it's not yours to begin with. That and I have other work too that I need to do, but RWBY is easy for me to work on (because there wasn't very much to begin with but I can feel the energy it had).
I think that’s the consensus outside the fandom.Eh, I think this show just didn't work as well after Monty died, and loyal fans kept huffing copium.
It was an amateur team with a talented lead guy who had the touch to make it work.
It was one man's passion project, and his hangers on failed miserably in trying to live up to his level.
Eh, I think this show just didn't work as well after Monty died, and loyal fans kept huffing copium.
It was an amateur team with a talented lead guy who had the touch to make it work.
It was one man's passion project, and his hangers on failed miserably in trying to live up to his level.
I think you could very easily retool what's there into something that works. It really isn't that hard. RWBY's premise and central conflict is perfectly functional, even a solid idea. The monsters and the huntsmen are proxies in an age-old shadow war between two immortal but diametrically opposed beings. That could very easily be made into a compelling conflict if handled, not even differently, but consistently.The problem with Fixing RWBY is that everyone is too attached to original RWBY
Basically. When Monty died RWBY crashed and burned because there wasn't a super-autist on board to keep the hype train and good elements trucking. The idiots left behind could only do what they'd already been doing, aping other stuff badly as they tried to turn the show into something it wasn't.was an amateur team with a talented lead guy who had the touch to make it work.
When Monty died they decided to make the show purely corporate in design, but somehow, they still had Miles and Kerry acting as sole writers AND directors. RT not putting someone in charge to tard wrangle was undoubtedly one of their biggest mistakes.RWBY might had a chance of being successful if Miles and Kerry had being humble enough to admitt they had no talent whatsoever, step down and let an actual writer take over.
Putting retards with no talent in charge after the people who actually made the thing people like leave (either by their own will or not) is AS CORPORATE as you can get.When Monty died they decided to make the show purely corporate in design, but somehow, they still had Miles and Kerry acting as sole writers AND directors. RT not putting someone in charge to tard wrangle was undoubtedly one of their biggest mistakes.
Think it was more lightning in a bottle and doomed either way. The shift of antagonists from the energetic torchwick and savage grim to the forever smug plot will be broken for my retarded ideas to work cinder was the death knell.Eh, I think this show just didn't work as well after Monty died, and loyal fans kept huffing copium.
It was an amateur team with a talented lead guy who had the touch to make it work.
It was one man's passion project, and his hangers on failed miserably in trying to live up to his level.
Honestly, I think if it was structured better, Cinder and Salem could have worked. It’d be like Sonic: Cinder would be Dr. Eggman, and then once certain conditions are met (whatever RWBY’s version of “collect the Chaos Emeralds” would be), then you have the TRUE ending and TRUE final boss that is Salem.Think it was more lightning in a bottle and doomed either way. The shift of antagonists from the energetic torchwick and savage grim to the forever smug plot will be broken for my retarded ideas to work cinder was the death knell.
I won’t say it was an “ego” thing. I’d say it was more “underestimated the work needed to solve conflicts that can’t be fixed by punching that conflict in the face”. And never bothered to improve while making that same mistake constantly. Maybe that’s just me not wanting to tear Miles and Kerry to shreds as hard as everyone else here.RWBY might had a chance of being successful if Miles and Kerry had being humble enough to admitt they had no talent whatsoever, step down and let an actual writer take over.
But even after the vast majority of the internet told they they sucked they still refused to listen to anyone except for the RT echo chamber. If they truly cared about Mounty that's what they should have done.
Any success they had was because either Mounty or the few talented people that worked for them. Mojojoj for instance. Any success RWBY had was despite them not because them.
But of course their ego was more important and Monty's dream was turned into the poster child of wasted potential.
Moreso that usually corporations have the writers then someone above them to actually keep things consistent and cobble shit together. RT lost Monty then decided M/K were good enough and just left them to their own devices. Gray was head of animation but clearly had no interest in actually being the head. NPutting retards with no talent in charge after the people who actually made the thing people like leave (either by their own will or not) is AS CORPORATE as you can get.
I think the swerve into a darker narrative could work if the transition was smoother and, you know, the writing not-shit.Just a weird tone shift I doubt it would have survived.
I think people shit on them a little too hard considering what a nightmare RT is behind the scenes. Even a retard can be directed towards what he is good at and make a product functional if not amazing, that was all RWBY ever had to be, functional.Maybe that’s just me not wanting to tear Miles and Kerry to shreds as hard as everyone else here.
Dude, imagine if we put together a fund and actually managed to make RWBY the fucking property of the Kiwi Farms. Imagine how pissed the fanbase would be, holy shit.I unironically sent their company an email offering 2 grand for the IP. They did not reply. I really don’t think it’s worth much more considering how it has been constantly subject of controversy since 2018-ish
I love your use of the myth/story theming, it's a great ideaPuzzle pieces please
I think they do deserve all the criticisms. Specially because all their problems could have been solved with a healthy dose of humbleness.I won’t say it was an “ego” thing. I’d say it was more “underestimated the work needed to solve conflicts that can’t be fixed by punching that conflict in the face”. And never bothered to improve while making that same mistake constantly. Maybe that’s just me not wanting to tear Miles and Kerry to shreds as hard as everyone else here.
Might be worth it for the meltdown alone.Dude, imagine if we put together a fund and actually managed to make RWBY the fucking property of the Kiwi Farms. Imagine how pissed the fanbase would be, holy shit.
Honestly, I’d say I gave up hope for anything being at least passable after V7 or V8. And looking back, I think everyone realized that killing off Adam was more cutting the losses of that character than anything.I wish I could go as easy on them as you. But I do think they deserve all the criticisism. Specially because all their problems could have been solved with a healthy dose of humbleness.
If this was V4 or even as late as v5 I could probably get that point. And even that feels too generous. As of now it is too late to give then benefit of doubt.
Literally everyone , outside RRT fanboys, told them exactly what the issues. Not one or twice. No. Entire YouTube channels and essays and detailed criticism were directed at them. People offered to help them.
Nobody was forcing them at gunpoint to write RWBY. RT was able to get expensive A -listers for Gen lock like David Tennant but not a single decent writer to help them? I don't buy it.
If they couldn't get the message by v4 that they needed help. And that the show was failing, and nd still refused to listen that is on them. And the result was RT failing, people losing their jobs, the RWBY franchise being a massive financial failure and if you care about it, Monty's dream ended up being a disappointment.
I say they do deserve it all. Because all they needed was beeing humble enough to step down, or ask for help, or at least listen to all the criticism.
I’m not really a “Monty’s vision” guy, but I think that this is probably the closest I’ll get to agreeing that Monty would be disappointed from the other side: the people that he trusted with his passion project have caused it to die in agony.If they couldn't get the message by v4 that they needed help. And that the show was failing, and nd still refused to listen that is on them. And the result was RT failing, people losing their jobs, the RWBY franchise being a massive financial failure and if you care about it, Monty's dream ended up being a disappointment.
I didn’t email them from my KF email, nor did I use the words “Kiwi Farms” anywhereRealistically, I could only see the Kiwi farms getting enough money to buy RWBY with a crowdfunding campaign. But the instant they know it's this site they will refuse due to all the bad publicty. Hell that's why they won't even consider Useful Mistake's offer.
But you were almost certainly the only person who emailed them.I didn’t email them from my KF email, nor did I use the words “Kiwi Farms” anywhere
I find it funny that they made the right choice in cutting the epilogue even though one of the writing staff (Kerry?) said that it was perfect and they were proud of it meaning they clearly got the right choice by accident.