If it helps, most of us deal with some level of impostor syndrome in our lives, partly because most people present a very edited, curated version of themselves to the public, if only as a form of self-protection and/or a means of maintaining necessary boundaries between private priorities and the public world. As for those big VN teams, maybe remember *why* you're making Mythos -- the first priority of all art is to please the self in some way. If others like it too, that's a bonus, but it started from you, for you. And hey, I see all the pro- and semi-pro VN teams out there, but I paid to read Mythos, not all of their stuff, so that says something about your work, yes? You're telling stories, while a lot of what's out there is just a pr0n show that can't even make the sexytimes content mean something beyond generic body parts in collision stuff. You're doing better than you can see right now. Stay the course. You're mythic, after all. :-)