>>5444925Again, you're talking about this like it is a commercial product. The goal here isn't to have a perfect end product, it's to have people express themselves. Ina fucking sucks at getting any kind of info or getting anything does as Yuul, but she played what she wants and that's what matters. Should Mori help her to "play better"? Wouldn't Ina feel a bit frustrated that she can't do what she wants?
>I've certainly had times when designing characters where I thought something bad was a great idea and it took a second pair of eyes to tell me it was retarded. And if no one had told me that, I'd have figured it out myself when it was too late and ended up hating it.Flaws are a big part of TTRPG characters because if you don't have them everyone ends up as Mary Sue and it's boring. The same applies to the drawing. If they love their characters and want to make merch of it or something, sure Ina drawing it would be better than letting them do it, because now the product matter. But until then, the more they do by themselves, the better
