This is such a bizarre take. You think it's immersive to write "/look" as opposed to actually...using your own eyes to look at things? Instead of using your own senses, you think typing out a command is somehow more rewarding.
The brim of my wizard hat obscures my vision when I try to actually look, but I can see the MUD window perfectly. The rustling of my robes, as I furiously type various commands trying to unlock the secrets of this epic quest, reminds me that I need to /tell that wood elf maiden from my last group and see if she needs me to send her any more silver.
If you think Shaded Dunes is too big then you should try running across Glass Flats.
To be fair , you might have missed it because I wrote several posts. But a lot of the /look messages are things you do because you do see something in the environment that triggers you to try it. Sometimes it doesn’t return anything . But when you see something that seems curious, and when you do /look you get some new details or something further you can interact with, i find that rewarding. But it starts with you noticing things in the environment around you.
I see where you think the system is cool and I will also concede you’ve probably run into more interesting instances of it than the average player, but I still feel like there just has to be a BETTER way to implement that style of discovery in a 3D world.
