>>90265247honestly I think it's actually a sign of maturing. You have better things to worry about than the historical accuracy/practicality of armour designs in a fantasy game.
That doesn't mean that liking historical armour designs in media, fantasy or otherwise is immature, it's just that you're not gonna lose sleep over it, and you can appreciate designs that take artistic liberties.
My thought has always been that there is a time and a place for it. If you present a world as very down to earth and grimey and realistic, I'll get a bit taken out of it if the women all have doubld d breast plates on.
If it's a fun fantasy romp then it's just fun.
