>>17248
I thought it was well organized. The biggest hurdle was downloading the MEGA Manager tool, because the full zipped file was to big for a direct download, but that took all of two minutes to install, so no big deal to me.

The biggest lesson I learned was the STAGGERING difference in quality between Grok and whatever WAN is, because, at least from what's in the files, the two aren't even close. Grok creates a cohesive moving image where everything blends well, and the action is for the most part smooth, and allows you to enjoy the fantasy, whereas WAN, even though on first appearance, looks to be less "cartoony", doesn't come across as natural in motion, and things like blood spatter, or guts, appear more like a layer being placed on top of the model, rather than just blending well with it.

At this point your the gold standard for creating AI images for me, and since your the one at the controls for both in this instance, that variable is accounted for, so my current conclusion is that, while both have areas that need improvement, Grok seems to be WELL ahead of the competition at this point.