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This ignores an important shift in the gaming industry, which is the dominance of art & production teams in producing content, and the shrinking role of programming teams doing the same.

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@rfleury I also think a big reason that programmers reuse artwork is because most don't like doing artwork in the first place lol.

@rfleury I also think a big reason that programmers reuse artwork is because most don't like doing artwork in the first place lol.

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description@rfleury I also think a big reason that programmers reuse artwork is because most don't like doing artwork in the first place lol.

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  • URL: https://x.com/fibrous__/status/2029624921794695505
  • Author: Fibrous (@fibrous__)
  • Posted: 2026-03-05 18:27:44

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I also think a big reason that programmers reuse artwork is because most don’t like doing artwork in the first place lol. It’s certainly true in my case.

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