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By Gongasoso
 

maybe because you overwork them...

By noname117
 

i still don't know why this happens. i made a pretty simple creature for use as a soldier in an adventure, and it has gotten a TON of comments, just because of it's mouth, which i even messed up a little bit.

By Ccreatorr
 

It may be the time you share it. I share my creatures at a time I know they'll get maximum exposure, you may just have to find your time. Also, don't worry about comments. Good creators and creations will always be seen eventually! :)

By Blibbilglobble
 

Dude, I used to get upset when folks wouldn't comment on my stuff, but then decided to build stuff just because I like building it. Also, I browse the new creations, and when something catches my eye I comment on it. Many times folks will comment back beca

By noname117
 

i actually had to repost it to get comments

By noname117
 

cont. it has been over two months and a day since i put it online, and it hasn't even gotten a single comment yet.

By noname117
 

yeah, i know about all of this. i made an f-86 sabre once and finally found how to do the front of it, which many other greats kept failing at.

By hiverne
 

In the end, it is not really important what gets commented or not, you gotta do what you do for the love of it. Sure, feedback is nice, but a lot of great creations have none.

By hiverne
 

The whole comment thing is odd. It's not just you... I often think "FINALLY I made something that's cool!" and it garners not a single comment, whereas things that I think are "meh" get noticed.

By HRmatthew
 

its because some people see quality differently than you. apparentely so many of those people saw the ships you think are terrible and...well commented. i think ALL your ships are cool, much better than my attempts

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