I've seen this same suggestion years ago on Blender tutorials. Generating a scene isn't about making it realistic, it's about fooling the audience into thinking it's real without making it too hard to create. Look at videos from Ian Hubert on how to fake it well.

Welcome to gamedev. Its all smoke, mirrors, and magic tricks. Come intervene in our fancy electric rock dreams.

You want them to pay to design TWO ROCKS???? What are they, billionaires???

I honestly don't see the similarity. So nice rotating, scaling, moving skills I guess.

Generally more than half of the rock is underground, so while it might be only one rock, you see many distinct sides of it...

The desks in Skyrim are just clouds embedded in the ground and recoloured.

And we had to share the rock

Is this halo?

This is literally every game with rocks, since fucking forever..

Lmao, done that before. You do have to worry about the resolution of the textures when changing the model's size, though.

Also, I've made small caves systems and mountains like this, before slapping myself for not remembering terrain generation.

Edit: this is a bit of tangent, but I'm super excited to see more boulders rendered using polycam. Generally, the models are a bit janky and never have straight polygons (along the x,y,z axis) So things like furniture and corridors won't work. Boulders though, it's perfect!