Grading Cards adds no value

Go on ebay or facebook and you'll see people charging 2-3x what a card is worth "raw" because they payed another person to grade it.

I hope people grading cards and expecting money for doing absolutely nothing totally lose out on their "investment". Palworld tcg has a chance to be something new free from these people who turned pokemon into a total joke.

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u/AiIsArtHumanIsFart — 13 days ago

Liberals are hypocrites when it comes to AI

They say AI is replacing human artists and their ability to make a living and blah blah blah. However these same people support mass migration taking other people's jobs so corporations and lazy business owners can pay their workers less. But those people get no sympathy.

They also say AI is not real art and call it slop etc, yet the wokes have destroyed various beloved franchises like Star wars, Marvel, etc. AI in reality is a freedom from these people and their ideology, and it makes them mad. They're very upset we can tell good stories without some nerd with blue hair and a university degree telling us what we can and can't say in our AI productions.

Well news flash lieberal: It's 2026. Tung tung tung Sahur

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u/AiIsArtHumanIsFart — 3 months ago

The Odyssey is woke Garbage

Christopher Nolan cited Emily wilson's translation as an inspiration. Who in their right mind would care what a feminist has to say about a warrior poem? The Illiad (different book same idea) wasn't just a poem people listened to and went on about their day. It was a manual on how to live your life as a warrior, Alexander the Great slept with a copy under his pillow and acted out scenes from it in his battles (he dragged Batis around on a chariot to emulate Achilles).

Hollywoke can't even tell a story about warriors without having one of their cultists in academia rewrite it into a worse shittier version of itself.

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u/AiIsArtHumanIsFart — 3 months ago

Storyboards vs individual panels for scenes?

When generating my images to feed into seedance, should i produce several scenes at once as a storyboard or use an individual image for smaller shots to be stitched together?

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u/AiIsArtHumanIsFart — 3 months ago