Dec 26, 2013
It's... been an interesting day. Apollo's been making a chart of how to re-organize our netbook-that-is-a-sort-of-desktop. He's given me a whole folder for Doctor Who comics! (You don't know how happy this makes me.) - Alan
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It's... been an interesting day. Apollo's been making a chart of how to re-organize our netbook-that-is-a-sort-of-desktop. He's given me a whole folder for Doctor Who comics! (You don't know how happy this makes me.) - Alan
Intended audience demographic is never a legitimate excuse for poor storytelling.
Could you justify making a really loud product because its for the deaf? Or what about a product which is hideous looking for the visually impaired? These analogies are poor, but roughly speaking they're the same structure as those who defend crap storytelling, especially in the kids market. Just because you think "They're kids, they'll never notice" does not give you liscence to take the art of storycraft any less seriously.