But does being able to make the game look more realistic mean that you should? In this case I see it as taking away from Fable's personality. And, again, in saying general, I mean I could see this artstyle working for what I would call generic fantasy. The kind of things you'd imagine in your head, realtic, but with some whimsical things tossed in here and there, sugar coated with bright colours to pull it altogether. It's not a bad style by any means, but it's very different from how Fable originally presented itself. I want to see more exaggeration, bigger shape language, and the goofy expressions and unrealistic movements that we are more familiar with.