The problem is, with Anime being so expensive to make, studios are …

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Comment on 10 Steps for Making a Hit Anime by Actar:

The problem is, with Anime being so expensive to make, studios are afraid to take risks as just 1 bad show can easily bankrupt them.

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• 10 Steps for Making a Hit Anime:
  

  Just to clarify, ‘Moe Elements’ can range from anything like ‘glasses’, ‘imouto’ and ‘maids’ to character traits like ‘tsundere’ and ‘silent girl’.

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  399 dollars to boot. Check out this official tongue-in-cheek instructional video on how to share PS4 games. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWSIFh8ICaA

• Saya no Uta’s Ero-Guro Horrendously Enticing:
  

  If I’m not mistaken, the fan TL and downloading the game illegally is not mutually exclusive. You can support the industry by buying the Japanese version, then apply the fan patch.

• Saya no Uta’s Ero-Guro Horrendously Enticing:
  

  Yes, this was a really fun game. An anime adaptation would be welcome, though I wonder which ending would be the best for it?

• Saya no Uta’s Ero-Guro Horrendously Enticing:
  

  Because Saya herself and all the Higurashi girls aren’t moe in the slightest~ (^.^;) The issue you have isn’t against moe, it’s the slice-of-life/love comedy genres.

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