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Originally Posted by Oscar
If a developer makes a game based on the factors which players consider when buying a game, they wont be getting my money. Not as a moral principle, but because I find developers always do better when their work comes from the heart, making the game how they want it rather than how their customers want it.
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^ This.
Although, again, I'd consider that the 'originality'-factor.
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Originally Posted by MoonBird
Graphics... and I mean the whole atmospheric scenery, not just the technical side.
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Originally Posted by MoonBird
graphics can also be well-aged, which shows their real value. Graphics visualize the environment and largely make the atmosphere, so it's not all about resolution or pixels, but about a visual atmosphere as well.
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Atmospheric scenery is very much linked with what I consider 'originality'. Even moreso than 'graphics', imo.
A lot of these categories are ambiguous...
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