[ SECRET POST #2884 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2884 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Crunchyroll's paid membership has actually doubled (200k to 400k) in the past year and half, but I agree on the manga market.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I don't know anyone who pirates anime anymore because there are so many legal ways to watch it now.

[(Anonymous)]

Tell that to the 60,000 guys who downloaded the latest SAO episode according to one of the most popular trackers.

[(Anonymous)]

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Seems to me that's a distribution method problem - as in people want the option to download an episode instead of just streaming it.

[(Anonymous)]

Go into MAL or ANN's forums and you can see tons of fans shitting on streaming, because streaming < downloading is the general conscious. A lot of it is because CrunchyRoll is seriously limited outside the US, but most people just find streaming inferior and of course like to keep the pirated files.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, this. Crunchyroll seriously limits the amount of their anime that they offer to non-US viewers.

I still don't pirate it, though. I just don't watch those series, if I cant Crunchyroll them or hire them on physical DVD. It helps that I don't have a dozen little friends all pirating around me.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I have the impression that most people who pirate anime are relatively young (under 25) and unduly influenced by peer pressure.

[(Anonymous)]

You're wrong. It's pretty much the opposite, young people buy a lot, older folks tend to stop buying so much and start pirating instead.

When I was a teen I bought so much manga (most of it was crap that is collecting dust on the shelves because I'll never read them again). Nowadays I only buy things I truly love.