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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}''. Some fans have eschewed watching new episodes entirely, saying; "Well, it's a good series, but I'll just buy the DVD when it comes out." Volume 1 and Volume 4 suffered heavily because of this - Volume 1 had terrible pacing problems since it was just starting out (most notably a set of four episodes in a row about the character Jaune Arc: tolerable when you can just watch the next episode right away, but painful when you had to wait until next week) and Volume 4 heavily employs FourLinesAllWaiting, meaning storylines would take weeks to get through because it bounced around a lot, compared to just mere minutes on DVD. This has only become more true as time goes on, as [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail the nuances and thought behind character and story choices]] are more notable when watched as one full series instead of episode by episode or Volume by Volume, since much of the ChekhovsArmoury can take ''years'' to be relevant, with entire sections of early story oddities making much more sense or being recontextualized due to information provided from later Volumes.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}''. Some fans have eschewed watching new episodes entirely, saying; "Well, it's a good series, but I'll just buy the DVD when it comes out." Volume 1 and Volume 4 suffered heavily because of this - Volume 1 had terrible pacing problems since it was just starting out (most notably a set of four episodes in a row about the character Jaune Arc: tolerable when you can just watch the next episode right away, but painful when you had to wait until next week) and Volume 4 heavily employs FourLinesAllWaiting, meaning storylines would take weeks to get through because it bounced around a lot, compared to just mere minutes on DVD. This has only become more true as time goes on, as [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail the nuances and thought behind character and story choices]] are more notable when watched as one full series instead of episode by episode or Volume by Volume, since much of the ChekhovsArmoury can take ''years'' a very long time to be relevant, with entire sections of early story oddities making much more sense or being recontextualized due to information provided from later Volumes.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}''. Some fans have eschewed watching new episodes entirely, saying; "Well, it's a good series, but I'll just buy the DVD when it comes out." Volume 1 and Volume 4 suffered heavily because of this - Volume 1 had terrible pacing problems since it was just starting out (most notably a set of four episodes in a row about the character Jaune Arc: tolerable when you can just watch the next episode right away, but painful when you had to wait until next week) and Volume 4 heavily employs FourLinesAllWaiting, meaning storylines would take weeks to get through because it bounced around a lot, compared to just mere minutes on DVD. This has only become more true as time goes on, as [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail the nuances and thought behind character and story choices]] are more notable when watched as one full series instead of episode by episode or Volume by Volume, since much of the ChekhovsArmoury can take ''years'' to be relevant, with entire sections of early story oddities making much more sense due to information provided from later Volumes.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}''. Some fans have eschewed watching new episodes entirely, saying; "Well, it's a good series, but I'll just buy the DVD when it comes out." Volume 1 and Volume 4 suffered heavily because of this - Volume 1 had terrible pacing problems since it was just starting out (most notably a set of four episodes in a row about the character Jaune Arc: tolerable when you can just watch the next episode right away, but painful when you had to wait until next week) and Volume 4 heavily employs FourLinesAllWaiting, meaning storylines would take weeks to get through because it bounced around a lot, compared to just mere minutes on DVD. This has only become more true as time goes on, as [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail the nuances and thought behind character and story choices]] are more notable when watched as one full series instead of episode by episode or Volume by Volume, since much of the ChekhovsArmoury can take ''years'' to be relevant, with entire sections of early story oddities making much more sense or being recontextualized due to information provided from later Volumes.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}''. Some fans have eschewed watching new episodes entirely, saying; "Well, it's a good series, but I'll just buy the DVD when it comes out." Volume 1 and Volume 4 suffered heavily because of this - Volume 1 had terrible pacing problems since it was just starting out (most notably a set of four episodes in a row about the character Jaune Arc: tolerable when you can just watch the next episode right away, but painful when you had to wait until next week) and Volume 4 heavily employs FourLinesAllWaiting, meaning storylines would take weeks to get through because it bounced around a lot, compared to just mere minutes on DVD. As the series has gone on, people have also found that the series becomes a lot easier to notice [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail the nuances and thought behind character and story choices]] when watched as one full series instead of just episode by episode or Volume by Volume, since much of the ChekhovsArmoury can take ''years'' to be relevant, with entire sections of early story oddities making much more sense due to information provided from later Volumes.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}''. Some fans have eschewed watching new episodes entirely, saying; "Well, it's a good series, but I'll just buy the DVD when it comes out." Volume 1 and Volume 4 suffered heavily because of this - Volume 1 had terrible pacing problems since it was just starting out (most notably a set of four episodes in a row about the character Jaune Arc: tolerable when you can just watch the next episode right away, but painful when you had to wait until next week) and Volume 4 heavily employs FourLinesAllWaiting, meaning storylines would take weeks to get through because it bounced around a lot, compared to just mere minutes on DVD. As the series This has gone only become more true as time goes on, people have also found that the series becomes a lot easier to notice as [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail the nuances and thought behind character and story choices]] are more notable when watched as one full series instead of just episode by episode or Volume by Volume, since much of the ChekhovsArmoury can take ''years'' to be relevant, with entire sections of early story oddities making much more sense due to information provided from later Volumes.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}''. Some fans have eschewed watching new episodes entirely, saying; "Well, it's a good series, but I'll just buy the DVD when it comes out." Volume 1 and Volume 4 suffered heavily because of this - Volume 1 had terrible pacing problems since it was just starting out (most notably a set of four episodes in a row about the character Jaune Arc: tolerable when you can just watch the next episode right away, but painful when you had to wait until next week) and Volume 4 heavily employs FourLinesAllWaiting, meaning storylines would take weeks to get through because it bounced around a lot, compared to just mere minutes on DVD. As the series has gone on, people have also found that the series becomes a lot easier to notice [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail the nuances and thought behind character and story choices]] when watched as one full series instead of just episode by episode or Volume by Volume, since much of the ChekhovsArmoury can take ''years'' to fire or gain relevance, with entire sections of early story oddities making much more sense due to information provided from later Volumes.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}''. Some fans have eschewed watching new episodes entirely, saying; "Well, it's a good series, but I'll just buy the DVD when it comes out." Volume 1 and Volume 4 suffered heavily because of this - Volume 1 had terrible pacing problems since it was just starting out (most notably a set of four episodes in a row about the character Jaune Arc: tolerable when you can just watch the next episode right away, but painful when you had to wait until next week) and Volume 4 heavily employs FourLinesAllWaiting, meaning storylines would take weeks to get through because it bounced around a lot, compared to just mere minutes on DVD. As the series has gone on, people have also found that the series becomes a lot easier to notice [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail the nuances and thought behind character and story choices]] when watched as one full series instead of just episode by episode or Volume by Volume, since much of the ChekhovsArmoury can take ''years'' to fire or gain relevance, be relevant, with entire sections of early story oddities making much more sense due to information provided from later Volumes.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}''. Some fans have eschewed watching new episodes entirely, saying; "Well, it's a good series, but I'll just buy the DVD when it comes out." Volume 1 and Volume 4 suffered heavily because of this - Volume 1 had terrible pacing problems since it was just starting out (most notably a set of four episodes in a row about the character Jaune Arc: tolerable when you can just watch the next episode right away, but painful when you had to wait until next week) and Volume 4 heavily employs FourLinesAllWaiting, meaning storylines would take weeks to get through because it bounced around a lot, compared to just mere minutes on DVD. The alternative is to wait until the end of the season and find a [=YouTube=] playlist with the entire season. You still have to watch the ads almost every video, though.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}''. Some fans have eschewed watching new episodes entirely, saying; "Well, it's a good series, but I'll just buy the DVD when it comes out." Volume 1 and Volume 4 suffered heavily because of this - Volume 1 had terrible pacing problems since it was just starting out (most notably a set of four episodes in a row about the character Jaune Arc: tolerable when you can just watch the next episode right away, but painful when you had to wait until next week) and Volume 4 heavily employs FourLinesAllWaiting, meaning storylines would take weeks to get through because it bounced around a lot, compared to just mere minutes on DVD. The alternative is to wait until As the end series has gone on, people have also found that the series becomes a lot easier to notice [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail the nuances and thought behind character and story choices]] when watched as one full series instead of just episode by episode or Volume by Volume, since much of the season and find a [=YouTube=] playlist ChekhovsArmoury can take ''years'' to fire or gain relevance, with the entire season. You still have sections of early story oddities making much more sense due to watch the ads almost every video, though.information provided from later Volumes.
