pokoko said:
Some people have an abundance of imagination, others only have like ... a tiny nub that just kind of hangs out in the basement sleeping. That's why you have people who crave complex characters and well-crafted story-telling in video-games while others are perfectly content with shallow caricatures and an empty shell of a plot. The former can look at a drawing of a person and imagine a thinking being with their own emotions and motivations. The latter can look at a drawing of a person and only see a drawing of a person. Which is fine, until someone starts trying to act superior because of how little imagination they have. That's when it's time to ask the cartoon characters themselves how they feel about it:
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I am an author with many published books and I also have written music for and produced albums. I've won countless awards for creative writing as a child and had alot of stories published in the Chicago Tribune. Imagination has never been an issue for me. The problem is that I know some guy drew lines on a piece of paper or tablet and that's all they are... color and lines.
I was genuinely interesed in figuring out how someone can be turned on by something like that.
