Okay old friend. But please hurry with remake chapter 32.
This is simply a matter of comparison. I believe the creator has every right to use whatever tools he finds most convenient to develop his work. This is not about criticizing the use of technology or dismissing the effort involved in the more recent productions. I'm just sharing a personal opinion: when we carefully observe the evolution of the work, especially from the early projects to the current ones, it's possible to notice that something was lost in terms of visual refinement. The earlier works showed greater attention to detail, with more cohesive scenes and a more polished aesthetic, which contributed to a deeper sense of immersion. Of course, I still enjoy the work as a whole. CrazyDad has a unique style and a creative approach that make him stand out in the genre. However, when making this comparison, it seems to me that the earlier works carried a level of visual and artistic sophistication that has faded somewhat over time , perhaps due to the adoption of new tools like artificial intelligence.Impressive... I definitely don't understand, isn't AI supposed to be a support for improving work? Otherwise, what's the point of publishing new software if it's technologically inferior? It's like an iPhone, I tend to believe that when I update my IOS it's to improve the capabilities of my cell phone, or else I don't understand anymore, sorry...
Claire will be angry with Chloe, she wants her father all to herself. Same rhythm as the original story, Claire takes her father home and Cody goes to look after his grandmother. Chloe returns home and gets a nasty surprise from her husband.Okay old friend. But please hurry with remake chapter 32.
And if you don't mind then tell us if in remake chapter 32, Claire will do the same thing she did in Daady desire 4? That is if you don't mind giving us a little spoiler just keep some og fans a bit more hooked, if you know what I mean.
I understood, my post was a real question, because I don't understand this "evolution" in a general way, and especially not a criticism of the work of PK and Crazydad3d, of whom I am a fan of quite a few publications, and that I still am
Ohhh. So up next cody will get cozy with grandma while Claire gets to bang bang with daddy all alone in her house. Superb.
I notice that you have considerable technical knowledge in Visual Arts, even indicating an academic background in the area. I confess that I have no knowledge of the processes, procedures, or methods applied to the composition of 3D comics. But I really like CrazyDad's work, both old and new. You made it very clear that you prefer the old works, whose composition processes did not yet use Artificial Intelligence and other current programs (software). Well... The scene below is from episode number 13 of "Forbidden Desire - Remake", one of my favorite chapters of the series. For me, it is a perfect, impeccable work, just like other more recent works. But my point of view is that of a layman, of a simple fan of some series authored by CrazyDad. You, on the other hand, have a more refined perspective and, because of that, you can detect aspects that seem to demonstrate a certain decline in the visual treatment of current works in comparison to the older works. Could you analyze this scene and detect this decline, comparing this scene with any other scene from "Mother - Desire Forbidden"? And with the knowledge you have, can you identify in this scene whether the work used the resource of Artificial Intelligence? I want to make it clear that I am not issuing you a challenge here... It's just that I am interested in better understanding the technical methodology in creating a visual work.
But you're impatient, huh, my friend? Let the man work... You must be a Gemini native!Ohhh. So up next cody will get cozy with grandma while Claire gets to bang bang with daddy all alone in her house. Superb.
Please hurry pal. Can't wait to see this. Eagerly waiting for the day when cody finally gets between grandma's legs.
Thank you so much, old friend.
I am a gemini bro.But you're impatient, huh, my friend? Let the man work... You must be a Gemini native!
Very good! I liked it! I haven't fully enjoyed the episode yet, but, from this preview, to the displeasure of some, Lupi didn't lick Caroline's vagina. But it's like CrazyDad stated and reiterated: "Caroline" is characterized by 100% incest and the future series "Emily" will be characterized by 90% bestiality.
I also enjoy this type of sexual circumstance (older women with younger men). So much so that I also really like the series "Clarice" and it was quite delightful for me to immerse myself in the episodes in which she has sex with her grandson David. But I am also very, very curious about episode 16 of the series "Miranda". But I am afraid that asking CrazyDad for a spoiler and what he reveals to me will not please me very much... Since, in the same way that you can't wait to admire Cody between his grandmother Amelia's legs, I hope that, in episode 16 of your series, Miranda will masterfully ride her son Justin on the double bed, in a good number of scenes. But since this is just a fan's wish and I don't know what CrazyDad's plans are, after episode 16, for future chapters of the series "Miranda", I prefer to contain my curiosity and wait.I am a gemini bro.
Plus I have a big fetish for Older Woman Younger man sex scenarios especially if it's incest or very close to incest like mom-son, stepmom-stepson, aunt-nephew, grandma-grandson and most importantly mother in law - son in law stuff. So yes, I'm being impatient for this but I'm not sorry for it.
It's better that way.
I completely understand your point of view. At no point did I say I prefer the older works; my intention is simply to highlight the passion and attention to detail that stood out so much in the earlier compositions. I know that trial and error are part of the creative process; and I genuinely admire the effort and dedication that the CrazyDad and PigKing teams have always put into their work. That initial phase truly had an impact; it pulled us into the story with impressive immersion. That said, I haven’t stopped enjoying the more recent works. But as a longtime fan, I admit that sometimes we let emotion speak louder and end up going a bit too far with our critiques. As I’ve mentioned before, my focus is on what was gradually left behind during this visual evolution. I’m still a fan of the entire body of work and I always look forward to being surprised again by the beauty of the composition and the attention given to the main characters.
I think all the characters could, at some point, experience situations related to Zoophilia themes. Caroline, for example, could go through something like that just like any other character. The idea of keeping everyone 100% within a single pattern ends up being a bit limiting. It's not about preferring one thing over another, but rather about exploring the exotic and versatile potential of the work. What makes the story interesting is precisely the freedom to break away from monotony, both in the scenes and in the plot. Opening space for those kinds of experiences would only enrich the narrative.
You made it clear. And I apologize for my mistaken impression. The thing is, the way you expressed yourself in your comments, with such nostalgic fervor, regarding the older works of "CrazyDad-Pigking" really gave me that impression of preference. And you are right about certain aspects that would provide greater realism to the constitution of the characters, for example, the bikini or underwear (bra and panties) on the female characters, especially those characters with darker skin, such as Brandie, her daughter Bonnie, Claire, Chloe, Emma or even Amanda. And sometimes I have the visual impression (but I could be wrong) that, in the most recent episodes of the series "Miranda" (my favorite female character within the "CrazyDad-Frank Romano" universe), the impressive voluptuousness of Justin's mother has suffered a slight reduction.
I think this is a resource that CrazyDad is using to try to reduce or eliminate divergences and dissatisfactions among its audience. This resource can, indeed, restrict the experiences of the female characters, confining them to a specific theme, but it can also prove efficient in achieving its objective.
I keep trying to understand the reason behind this dissatisfaction with certain characters; especially when most fans continue to follow and enjoy the content. It seems like there's a very small minority that complains about everything and tries, in some way, to influence or control the creative direction; which honestly doesn't make much sense. No one is going to stop following a series like Dr. Brandie just because they felt uncomfortable with a certain theme or a more daring approach. That kind of squeamish reaction usually comes from a loud group; but one that doesn’t really represent the majority. In fact, limiting the possibilities for characters; especially female ones; in an attempt to please everyone might end up flattening the story; stripping away what used to make it richer, bolder, and more versatile.
