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I used to read Megatokyo back then but stopped visiting regularly as updates slowed, and eventually I stopped altogether. It's interesting that there's a diffe
by raesene9 7y ago
I used to read Megatokyo back then but stopped visiting regularly as updates slowed, and eventually I stopped altogether.
It's interesting that there's a different business model open to webcomics now, than there was back then, with Patreon (And similar sites).
I back a number of webcomics that way (Gunnerkrigg court, Questionable Content, Wilde Life, Girl Genius Online) but it only really suits webcomics that get regular updates, as you're generally paying by the month.
It'll never make them super-rich, I'd guess, but can provide a decent amount of monthly regular income.
- Crinus 7y agoI also used to read Megatokyo and then stopped, although for me was that i started losing interest in the story. But it was the first webcomic i read and for a while i was reading a lot of those (i even managed to finish one... i don't remember the name but it was about some anthropomorphic animal magicians or something - no, it wasn't erotic at all - and had insanely great quality, with fully colored pages and detail, which was very rare), although it has been many years since i followed any (i do not really like the weekly wait... :-P).
- moomin 7y agoGrief, Gunnerkrigg Court is amazing.