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<blockquote data-quote="Faolyn" data-source="post: 9582101" data-attributes="member: 6915329">Look, unless you're an absolute genius at or highly educated in layout, design, color choice, mood, lighting, etc. but somehow also incapable of producing the work yourself (which I doubt simply because of how rare this combination is), then it's highly unlikely that your vision is truly the best possible vision for your hypothetical work. In fact, what you might think is an amazing design choice may be terrible. I've gotten indie games where the creator apparently thought yellow text on a green background was a great decision. Heck, a lot of professional game companies seem to think that using a tiny, illegible script font is the way to go (White Wolf, I'm looking at you). Considering how many other people I've seen complaining about this same thing, I shudder to think of how much work has gone unread because of design choice.This is why it's good to work with their artists or writers instead of being a boss from hell and demanding that everyone follow your orders blindly.Again: you can use those doors and use AI, but you'd be alienating a lot of your potential customer base and therefore losing a lot of potential sales.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Faolyn, post: 9582101, member: 6915329"] Look, unless you're an absolute genius at or highly educated in layout, design, color choice, mood, lighting, etc. [I]but [/I]somehow also incapable of producing the work yourself (which I doubt simply because of how rare this combination is), then it's highly unlikely that your vision is [I]truly [/I]the best possible vision for your hypothetical work. In fact, what you might think is an amazing design choice may be terrible. I've gotten indie games where the creator apparently thought yellow text on a green background was a great decision. Heck, a lot of professional game companies seem to think that using a tiny, illegible script font is the way to go (White Wolf, I'm looking at you). Considering how many other people I've seen complaining about this same thing, I shudder to think of how much work has gone unread because of design choice. This is why it's good to work [I]with [/I]their artists or writers instead of being a boss from hell and demanding that everyone follow your orders blindly. Again: you can use those doors and use AI, but you'd be alienating a lot of your potential customer base and therefore losing a lot of potential sales. [/QUOTE]

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