>>47373758Literally 0 creative direction being made in this case. When you want to do a uniform, large-scale update, you might as well automate it and fix up any errors in the final products. The problem with the cheese analogy is that cheese improvement has nothing to do with the toppings. If they do it automatically, there's basically no extra work involved in selecting the other few hundred textures. To begin with, why would updating textures even be a limiting factor? They're the highest grossing media franchise in the world, they have more than enough resources.
>Actually care about qualityBro literally look at the image of the post you are quoting, or do I need to bust out the double kick animation
