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And regarding artstyle I agree entirely, it feels bloated and overly cartoony, not only does it lack minimalism but also direction (why would they omit these inscriptions on the walls https://staticdelivery.nexusmods.com/mods/2943/images/186/186-1645098772-542360505.png for exampe). I feel that while the art ''might'' have fit 1, it certainly doesnt fit 2's somewhat darker tone.
Their posts easily missed points you've made, but I have an understanding here. For a remake trilogy, many Spyro fans expected the newer versions of the games to faithfully capture the details of the original graphics as accurately as possible. If later technology/software is available today, it just makes even more sense for older work to be properly modernized, especially for those that haven't played the original PlayStation versions of the Spyro game. Unfortunately, some areas of Reignited do seem half-baked.
I was more put off by the character models, such as Reignited Hunter, versus how he was modernized in A Hero's Tail (also an older game), but I totally see many issues, especially the odd censorship with firearms in the first Spyro game. On the bright side, similar to what you stated, at least there is a dedicated modding community to assist with changing details to better reflect what was done previously. After all, this isn't about graphics that just generally look terrible to the eye. It's about properly modernizing a copy of an older work to still appear recognizable in its newer form. It's just that simple.
While I am still mostly happy with Reignited and have made my own adjustments to the game, I am glad there is a community of fans that spot issues like these, so those of that do care can be informed about the changes. There were a lot of differences we all noticed just from playing these games, and there is plenty of evidence in images and videos to prove it all. While I might suggest Microsoft/Activision-Blizzard get a company to release a texture and classic sounds pack that solves these problems, I don't have high expectations for that happening. If another company wanted to pitch in and do it, that could change things.
Nothing is ever a "nitpick." That's an example of a change made. If you use that term, people of the opposing side view it as an opportunity to justify their own bias that your arguments are nothing to them because they can't comprehend the point of change and improvement. They just view everything as complaining for the sake of complaining.
Thanks for the insight with these details. In the end, all of the Reignited games have problems with accuracy in a number of places that many players have spotted. I still enjoy Reignited, but I can disregard my own interest and appreciation in having more Spyro content to highlight the facts that a lot was changed to no longer reflect what it used to be. Valid points have been made by fans of the Spyro community.
There is a lot to still love about Reignited and what was kept, but that doesn't blind me from what was taken out of it or unnecessarily changed/censored. I think the originals will always be the best, but Reignited at least kept the gameplay and feel of the experience. The same goes for the soundtrack with Copeland's work. Mods can fix as much as possible and we can at least change details like the contrast and remove filters to improve the visual quality to our liking.
Also here's hoping we get a good Blood Omen remake down the line :)