The characters just end up looking like different people and I highly doubt the lighting of the scenery actually looks how the artists somehow originally intended.
A lot of people seem to be missing that none of this is being forced on developers. They are not required to enable this. If they have a way they intend for things to look, they can just not implement it.
If you’ve ever worked in a big company you know that’s not how this is going to work, it’s going to be requested by executives or higher ups that are not involved in art direction at all.
The characters just end up looking like different people and I highly doubt the lighting of the scenery actually looks how the artists somehow originally intended.
A lot of people seem to be missing that none of this is being forced on developers. They are not required to enable this. If they have a way they intend for things to look, they can just not implement it.
If you’ve ever worked in a big company you know that’s not how this is going to work, it’s going to be requested by executives or higher ups that are not involved in art direction at all.
Executives for…the developers?
Yes, developers work at companies that have org charts
So that IS, in fact, how it’s going to work…?