Dang. I have a feeling it's because of the links *majorheaddesk* I hate myself ; w ;
I buy digital ver manga from sublime once (well I buy 2 book at once) but I can't download it till now. Each time I try to download the file only 1kb which mean broken. Don't know if my internet the one that have problem or sublime. But so far I can download anything without any problem
Dunno, works for my copies of Into Illusion. You should try to ask to them directly though, I'm pretty sure they'd help you.
Does their online reader not work too?
Maybe not, but people should still learn to respect the scanlators or at least thank them.
I don't see it nowadays. Instead the scanlators and translators are being insulted.
I doubt the uploader was even a fan of Ten Count. Probably just picking on them. Obviously didn't feel thankful.
Though personally, I don't feel scanlators are any better than uploaders. Both ripped after all... The first directly from the dear author, had the guts to meddle with the dialogues, shamelessly adding their cute little credit page over her work; I suppose that's their way to show respect to respect her?
Such a double standard aha ;).
I mean, I get the feeling, but really...
I mean really, if they as individuals couldn't respect the wishes of an author to not rip off their manga, how are they expecting every single of the people on the internet to respect their every own wishes in the sake of respect?
Haaah---- I wish the word "scanlating//scanlation" just disappear from the face of the planet earth one day then people around the world would who reads manga be devastated to know that they have to wait for a year or five for the legit translations to be available in their countries, or better yet, they'll decide to study the Japanese language so they could read it for themselves.
Just a thought. I think there would be less drama in this world if scanlation or manga doesn't exist.
That's what about every manga reader did before the rise of aggregators since 2007-2008. That's what still do people who can't read English. No one was or is dying from it. It's just that aggregator let people indulge in mangas way to much to the point they become too addicted and can't see life without them or whatever.
Did you know that in France, Ten Count volume 1 was released 6 months after its Japanese release? And a volume comes out every 6 months too; it doesn't take years. It sure is a different world without scanlations around to meddle with the publishers' sales, they feel less at risk to publish some mangas like these :L
The manga is monthly, it takes 6 chapters to wrap up a volume. So 6 months between volume releases, and then you get to enjoy 6 chapters all in one go. What's so bad? xD
Depends in the country you live in, bruh. I live in the Philippines and I have to board a plane if I want something to buy within the country. Otherwise I'd have to pay for those ridiculous shipping fees which I don't really want to. It's sad, really
Let's be real.
Asking people to not reupload will never work if the scanlator's website is available to the public. It's either you scanlate with that reality (which would be a shame), you become member only, or you stop.
Also, obviously don't post links to the scanlator's website here, much less directly to the chapter. It'll immediately get uploaded. It's always been like that.
In the meantime, volume 1 is coming out in English this August :). Both in printed and digital editions!
And by digital, you can also take the pdf option, which gives you a pdf that isn't locked to a reader, Sublime is really nice for that.