"uhm ackchyually money trickles down to the animators"

Late but this is a treatlerite statement because the rich (production committee members) only cover their bottom line while never giving the money back to the poor (animators).
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Me w/ an AMD card:

However this doesn't solve the systemic problems within the industry. Companies still eat up most of the money.
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preorders on sites like Melonbooks, Toranoana, and even Pixiv BOOTH) comes to mind. You can even pledge to whoever worked on your favorite series via Pixiv FANBOX (Japan's equivalent to patreon) if they have it. A lot of fan artists use FANBOX to monetize their work. This includes animators as well.

production committee itself but for most of the anime I wanna watch (the niche ones!), they generally aren't in the committee, combined with the fact that most in the anime industry work freelance. That's why I suggested buying doujin from those who work in the medium. Comiket (in person/online via

In addition people who use the genshin impact ransomware debacle and the steam deck as a whataboutism have no idea that:

1.) you can aimbot on steam deck: youtube.com/shorts/FlYri...

2.) both EAC and BE are generally regarded as more reputable compared to MHY's own anticheat solution.

I think the reason EAC is dogshit in recent times is because more games rely on it than any other solution. The same can be said for BattlEye.