I often want to adjust the colors of multiple layers or folder of layers simultaneously, but that's not possible on CSP (for a long time it wasn't possible even on Photoshop, which I really don't get).
It doesn't always do it, so the inconsistency is really off-putting It doesn't always seem to release the input right after lifting the pen, which leaves weird hooks at the end of the strokes when it keeps tracking the pen even after it's no longer touching the surface. But no, the lines just never seem come up as beautiful as they do on SAI and the program lags just a bit too much even on a fairly decent PC. If CSP just had the superb brush dynamics of SAI, then I would gladly use it as my primary drawing program. It's much more intuitive and faster to use, it's super responsive and always works as expected. However, it's often the features that are most commonly used that really matter and in that regard SAI truly shines.
It even has 3D models for poseable mannequins. CSP has some very specialized and powerful tools and customization options which are useful if you really need them (such as comic drawing tools, page management, rulers and perspective grid tools, animation timeline and onionskin etc.) and it has a big library of downloadable assets like screentones, speech bubbles and stuff.
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