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I completely agree it is a service problem. Many pirate streaming sites are way better than paid streaming. The site I watch anime on, besides having basically
by AngryData 3y ago
I completely agree it is a service problem. Many pirate streaming sites are way better than paid streaming. The site I watch anime on, besides having basically everything, has both dubs and subs for all their programs, auto plays the next episode without delay or prompting, allows you to auto skip intro and exit songs or press a button to do it if you don't want it done automatically, has a timer on on-going shows telling you when the next episode will arrive, links to any sequels, prequels, remakes, or spinoff shows, gives you all the basic info like when it originally aired, genres it belongs to, who produced it, etc., you can sort by multiple genres, multiple rating scores, views and favorites, has recommendations, even comments.
Paid streaming sites are just often not that good, loading slower, harder to view and sort their full catalogues, and often lack anything but the most basic features.
- tm-guimaraes 3y agoan interesting data point, as that one of the few quality platforms is on a "niche" (if we call it that now) that is very badly serviced by the big streaming players.