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It’s because at higher resolutions you can see the flaws more easily. They’d have to be implemented perfectly every time, otherwise the whole thing becomes a m
by mattkevan 2y ago
It’s because at higher resolutions you can see the flaws more easily.
They’d have to be implemented perfectly every time, otherwise the whole thing becomes a mess. Not everyone will bother to do this.
Also, often when creating designs, things look better the more you take away rather than add.