Why is it so rare to find a historically accurate video game?
Take this fantasy armour from "Ryse: Son of Rome"
>why aren't commercial products aimed at a pop audience historically accurate
Really jogs the noggin
>>3106570
What's historically inaccurate about this armor?
Because history can be uncool and you only want cool shit in your game / movie
>>3106570
To make it look "cooler".
>>3106598
well for one this is supposed to be a member of the praetorian guard
>>3106570
because its a fucking video game
>>3106570
Ryse was never meant to be historically accurate but a combination of Roman myths and tropes. Plus the game looks fuckin amazing.
>>3106570
The eternal normie ruins everything. Both the producers and the consumers.
>>3106583
I mean, we could have a media culture that at least tries harder. Why does the theatre try so hard to be historically accurate, autistically hiring the equivalent of a historical fact-checker just to make sure everything's realistic for 16th century England, while other industries don't even bother?
>Shit tier
Armor that is completely made up and horrific to look at
>Meh tier
Historical armor from the wrong era
>Okay tier
Completely made up armor that looks cool
>Good tier
Historically accurate armor
>GOD TIER
Historical armor with a little bit of fantastical flair
>ELDER GOD TIER
Armor that looks so ridiculous you assume it's fantastical at first but then you look it up and it turns out to be real
>>3106722
late roman armor is eye sansers
>>3106604
I personally don't really think it looks cool, I think it's jarringly false, and fanciful
>>3106749
Don't be a fag anon
>>3106570
there will be one soon
>>3106749
YOU'RE eye sansers