But why do big work when little work do trick
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Because big pay for little work later. (Blizzard anyone?)
Because composers are artists and (I imagine) making art is not like a regular job. I know I would put a lot more effort into my job if I had to create something that people will enjoy experiencing and remember for a long time instead of spending all day sending e-mails and filling spreadsheets.
making art is not like a regular job
Working as an artist still has deadlines, requires working within constraints, and you have to negotiate with clients and suppliers.
Unless you don't need to sell your art for a living, then yeah, you can do whatever you want. But that applies to any activity.
Honestly, I disagree with this. Some soundtracks should "go hard", like Doom, Jet Set Radio, Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, ULTRAKILL, etc.
SimCity does not need a soundtrack that goes hard, nor does The Sims. If anything, a soundtrack that "goes hard" would distract from the gameplay. SimCity doesn't need a soundtrack that makes you wanna dance or rage. It needs a soundtrack that makes you relaxed. You're here to run a city, not destroy it, even if most people do that anyway.
Coincidentally, Sim City 4 is full of bangers. Peak study music.
I'm at my job now. I don't think this counts as "going hard"
Anything made by dm dokuro in a nutshell
My kid and I both agree: the soundtrack was the one reason we absolutely hated "Yoshi's Crafted World" by the end of it.
Go hard or go home.
I pick option b.
Warm bed beats hard work.
Then explain Phil Collins and Tarzan!
More like Danny Brown and Fresh off The Boat