Comments by "worn down" (@worndown8280) on "Baldur's Gate 3 Boss CALLS OUT Entire Games Industry" video.

In reference to the creators being forced to do something they dislike, back during the Renaissance a sculptor, I think it was Michelangelo, was told by the commissioner of a piece that the nose on the statue was to large and that Mike should reduce it in size. Michelangelo knowing that from where the commissioner stood, they had the incorrect perspective of the piece from when it would be finished. But rather than argue with the man who paid the bills, Mike said yes. Grabbed his chisel and went to work. Tapping so gently that tiny grains of marble flaked off. The commissioner was please, leaving his own mark on the work. What he did not know is that Michelangelo had slyly hid in his hand that held the chisel, marble powder which he let poor from his hand with each tap of his hammer. Sometimes when you are an artist, you have to please your master. They too want to put their mark on the art. And why shouldnt they, they paid for it. But an artist should know how to defend their work. A smart man can do both at the same time.
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