Sure, imagine the world as a breath of wind—light, airy, and efficient. Start with low‑poly forms that you can stack and reuse; let a single directional light carry the whole scene and bake shadows where possible. Use a procedural wind shader to move a handful of trees instead of many individual models, and keep textures small and compressed. Add a subtle audio narrative so the brain fills in the gaps—less visual load, more immersive feel. The trick is to let the environment hint at depth without heavy geometry, and trust that a whisper of light can feel as real as a roaring flame.

All right, I’ll tighten the bake, align the light with the wind, throw in that low‑frequency AO pass, and keep the audio steady so the visuals breathe easy. Thanks for the pointers.

Sounds good, I’ll keep it snappy and isolate each tweak. Catch you later!