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[Ingolf]

Once again an idiot shows their arrogance about what realism is defined as.

*Hint*

And in the XIV universe, you don't see jumping as a viably realistic action? You think that regardless of the immense feats of strength, jumping would be completely illogical?

[Dragon]

People aren't asking for artistic realism. They are saying jumping too high is not "realistic" and breaks their immersion because we should only be able to jump as high as the muscles in our legs can take us. That's completely different.

By your own link; the way SE is depicting this game visually; is "realism" in it's purest form. Art is subjective. Saying I can't jump high as a lalafell versus a cat because I'm short and have stubby legs is not art based.

It is artistic realism being asked for - you may not think of a fireball being realistic, but a fireball can still be rendered realistically.

And in the XIV universe, you don't see jumping as a viably realistic action? You think that regardless of the immense feats of strength, jumping would be completely illogical?

When I quoted and responded to the person as I did, it had nothing to do with the debate at-hand, so good job missing the point.

[Ingolf]

It is artistic realism being asked for - you may not think of a fireball being realistic, but a fireball can still be rendered realistically.



When I quoted and responded to the person as I did, it had nothing to do with the debate at-hand, so good job missing the point.

Well your point is a bad one, seeing as it falls within the purview of realism. Artistic realism doesn't work in this situation as there are similar actions that shatter that stance.

[Dragon]

Well your point is a bad one, seeing as it falls within the purview of realism. Artistic realism doesn't work in this situation as there are similar actions that shatter that stance.

Serious question: are you mentally retarded or something?

Again, it has nothing to do with jump. You're once again missing the point of me quoting a previous poster. I for one have not used any argument pertaining to immersion/realism per-se, however those that believe that realistic settings should mean there cannot be a fantasy element are plain out arrogant.