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<blockquote data-quote="Stefano Rinaldelli" data-source="post: 8978242" data-attributes="member: 6791994"><p>My idea is that nothing is more immersive than your mind. All the efforts to make the game more immersive by visualize it by means of minis and scenarios, both real or virtual, are an illusion. The stuff you put down the table to make it more immersive ends up in a limitation of your fantasy. More, the aesthetics of the assets it is not appropriate for all the games you want to run and the worlds you want to show, and the whole thing lead to a standardization of the imagination. Sometimes to give less details is to lead your mind to fill the gap and create a very immersive world. The fact that every player has a slightly different scene in his mind can create some misunderstanding but on the other side leads to brilliant ideas and is definitely more interesting to see difference in perception of a situation between players than to avoid confusion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stefano Rinaldelli, post: 8978242, member: 6791994"] My idea is that nothing is more immersive than your mind. All the efforts to make the game more immersive by visualize it by means of minis and scenarios, both real or virtual, are an illusion. The stuff you put down the table to make it more immersive ends up in a limitation of your fantasy. More, the aesthetics of the assets it is not appropriate for all the games you want to run and the worlds you want to show, and the whole thing lead to a standardization of the imagination. Sometimes to give less details is to lead your mind to fill the gap and create a very immersive world. The fact that every player has a slightly different scene in his mind can create some misunderstanding but on the other side leads to brilliant ideas and is definitely more interesting to see difference in perception of a situation between players than to avoid confusion. [/QUOTE]
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