The better the illusion of completeness any simulation has, the more people will be disappointed when they find some angle or incident when they can see past or through it or peel it away. Some people become enemies for years if not life.
When you catch yourself thinking "wow, it's maybe 90% real", it is then time to step back and take an expectation break. Some certain aspects may be more than 50% "like real" and you should realize that getting that much right was an amazing feat in itself. What many people do instead just sucks the life out of it.
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08-16-2011, 01:16 PM
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