It’s interesting that things like that are important to some and are completely ignored by the others. It reminds the eternal game engine enhancements race wher

It’s interesting that things like that are important to some and are completely ignored by the others. It reminds the eternal game engine enhancements race where people look for what’s most realistic with every release. Meanwhile, a dos game from the nineties has no realism conceived in it and expects either a pure power of imagination or in most cases just an acceptance of conventions from its player. (Same for eyes, noses and other proportions in anime.) I see it as a similar phenomenon. Personally I don’t give a damn if something is off or not, clearly noticeable or hidden. Why would I? What’s the point of the art/painting/photo/etc following some arbitrary rules? All these pics would make a fantastic zero-cost background for a novel, a quest or whatever.