I was just kind of curious how most of you feel about a certain point in the creative process of creating an AMV that I'm sure almost everyone has been at. The point where you just want to say "It's not really what I was trying to do but screw it." What's the fine line where, the effect or the message you are trying to portray is portrayed well enough that it's not worth bothering with anymore. I'm sure it's a very variant thing and it's going to be specific per project. So I guess I'm more curious as to what you what generally consider settling and if you think accepting what you have made sometimes is the right decision over struggling to create what you want to make even if it is just getting worse and worse per passing try and possibly going to cause you to completely abandon what otherwise might be a very successful over all product albeit the one or two issues you feel is holding it back. Holy crap that was a major run on sentence, lol.
So yeah, tl;dr "At what point do you accept what you have even if it's not entirely what you were trying to create." That or "do you think it's worth completely abandoning something because one or two things aren't falling into place and you can't accept the full project without them?"












