How much value do you put into visual direction?

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Its what will determine if a media piece still holds up in the future visually
Depending on the media, it may or not be the most important thing but good direction is always valuable

>>27324
I like this meme, it's used to make literally anything look good.

>>27324
In a visual medium it's obviously incredibly important, so I put a lot of value into it. If a movie or TV series doesn't have good cinematography it can be kind of a pain to watch. However, that doesn't mean that I need really complex visuals: I think games like Dwarf Fortress and Nethack are beautiful in the simplicity of their visuals and how it lets you use your imagination to fill in all the pieces.

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It's important.

If something doesn't have any visual flair, you might as well just listen to music or something.

>>27391
How can Spectre even compete?

>>27334
I generally have an incredibly hard time replaying older games with shitty graphics; but for some reason 3D zelda is an exception to this rule

Something about the art style just makes it completely playable even nearly 20 years later

>>27335
Is this a real screencap from a real anime drawn by real people that really aired on real television channels?

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>>27703
close, but no cigar.

>>27703
it cant

>>27324
i'm not sure i explicitly understand the question