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<blockquote data-quote="aia_2" data-source="post: 8729804" data-attributes="member: 6800399">Thanks for this interesting point. Let me say that i have a problem with this explanation: in this case we are talking about &quot;visual aids&quot;, not necessarly artwork... These could be closer to infographics than pieces of art.Let's assume that rpg market has a similar situation, where publishers/authors need &quot;visual aids&quot; to the text. This implies an underlying issue: the rpgers have come to a point they are not able to understand more than a bunch of lines of text.To be extremely honest i do not accept to be considered as silly as a donkey, being not able to concentrate for less than a page of text... What is incredible is that this seems to be the case for militars! (And even for this case i have serious doubts...)In any case the explanation of this situation brings back to my first point of the previous post: a reason for an image in a rulebook would be necessary as &quot;aid&quot; (concept close to infographics) rather than a moment to enjoy a good piece of art...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aia_2, post: 8729804, member: 6800399"] Thanks for this interesting point. Let me say that i have a problem with this explanation: in this case we are talking about "visual aids", not necessarly artwork... These could be closer to infographics than pieces of art. Let's assume that rpg market has a similar situation, where publishers/authors need "visual aids" to the text. This implies an underlying issue: the rpgers have come to a point they are not able to understand more than a bunch of lines of text. To be extremely honest i do not accept to be considered as silly as a donkey, being not able to concentrate for less than a page of text... What is incredible is that this seems to be the case for militars! (And even for this case i have serious doubts...) In any case the explanation of this situation brings back to my first point of the previous post: a reason for an image in a rulebook would be necessary as "aid" (concept close to infographics) rather than a moment to enjoy a good piece of art... [/QUOTE]

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