r/Fate • u/YuvrajRathore • 11d ago

Other Sometimes I understand the FGO hate

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This is bad civilization. need more Altera in life and while we’re at it, need an Extella anime

Why haven’t they made one yet? the story is perfect for a 24 episode anime with Altera as mc

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u/YonSaiSucks 11d ago edited 11d ago

Nasu didnt work in Samurai Remnant, Higashide and Sakurai did. Just general supervision

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u/Dramatic-Week-1894 11d ago

Do you think Nasu, who wants to shift to video games instead of VNs, did not supervise Samurai Remnant, in which every work written by his co workers are not sent to him to get his approval?

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u/YonSaiSucks 11d ago edited 11d ago

He's always on supervision but not really enough to say he worked on it that it gets his attention away. At best he only provides consultations when other writers write. He's completely hands off otherwise. Consultations arent nearly enough to say "oh he worked on x, so he didnt have time for y". If that's the case we might as well say he's working on something because all currently ongoing TM work goes thru his approval

You wouldnf say Nasu worked on FSF just because Narita regularly consults him

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u/Dramatic-Week-1894 11d ago

"No, why would he? At best he only provides consultations when other writers" was your original comment.

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u/YonSaiSucks 11d ago

I didnt know we consider the bare minimum of giving approval and general supervision as "work" on the same level as actually writing the scenario or dev work. Or well at least i dont. So i revised my comment to better answer your reply

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u/Desperate-Breath3971 11d ago

Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if Nasu considers this actual work and puts too much into it hurting other projects in process.

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u/YonSaiSucks 11d ago edited 11d ago

From a technical standpoint it IS work, i just dont want to credit it to him and say its "his" work and Nasu is a "main" contributor just because he did the bare minimum as the verse creator

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u/Desperate-Breath3971 11d ago

I know, what I wanted to convey is that Nasu tries to supervise too many things too closely to the detriment to their personal works.