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What’s the original?
The same general idea, with better wording. Not really sure what OP was trying to add. In my experience critics aren't demanding hyperrealism, and are the first to praise unique art styles.
At this point almost everyone is aware that unique art styles age way way better than hyper-realism.
The original phrasing is " I want shorter games with worse graphics, made by people paid more to work less and I'm not kidding".
The point is to highlight the abuses of the games industry, while advocating for better treatment of devs. This edit adds literally nothing to the conversation