Post #2388501
2026-03-23 16:45 UTC
I only watch stuff that's done. I hate neverending stuff like the millionth episode of One Piece or such shit. I don't like waiting on new episodes to arrive.
So when I watch something, I download it, and watch it. If I don't remember in my mind where I'm at exactly, I just open an episode and see if I recognize it. If I don't, I go back in the series, if I do, I go forward, until I'm at the episode that I haven't watched yet.
Most of the time, I just know where I'm at. If I don't, it takes like 30 sec max to find the place I'm in, less than the time it would take to enter my "watched" status on any service, and I only have to do that rarely.
I can't really think of any cons or why I would use anything else. All those services are just wasted time/effort to me.
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@Nebulous_Keito@thelemmy.club 2026-03-23 18:22
Understandable because I also watch completed seasons and I'm more of a binge watcher. I'm not a weekly watcher type of person either. In terms of One Piece, I watched based on arcs and always have been.. Valid way. Used to follow this way most of my life and this is what I like more honestly. Yup, I have done that most of my life too. True. Tracking is just a hassle for people like you and me.