/vr/ - Retro Games

>tfw can't show off factory-sealed Legend of the Dragoon because dumbfuck roomie fucking opened it

>>1277394
Sure, they can do what they like if they want to be unorthodox about things.

There are many things about art that are subjective but there are some methodologies of experience that are clearly better than others. Listening to music through proper equipment is one, as is looking at a painting with your eyes open.

A person can modify something as they like and if they enjoy it then I'll be happy for them if I'm the artist, but *as* the artist I reserve the right to tell them that while they can experience things another way I originally made the product with a different means of going about the experience in mind, an artist is trying to communicate a point - remember this as it's one of the most important things about art you can ever possibly know. They may suggest to you another way to reach/understand the point they are trying to convey is through a suggestion they make of you.

I have explained this as clearly as I can.

As a side note I hope this "everything is subjective" viewpoint of yours does not traverse over into things that are very much considered objective like basic mathematics.

>>558343
>>558343
Yeah I'm worried about that.

Maybe it could be like a movie and I can go to parliament house and give an impassioned speech about the joys of gaming with my doombros and move everybody there to tears and they make a movie about me in 10 years or some shit. Then Abbott realizes what a huge dickhole he is and an heroes along with all the greens.

>this will never happen