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So you're the second person to mention preferring the wavier scrolls, which is interesting to me. As I mentioned in another comment, the earlier feedback I got on them was that players overwhelmingly preferred the flatter symbol design, even though it does cheat the perspective a bit. The wavy symbols were too big of a change and too hard to read vs. the flat ones.
I see, perhaps you could make it so that the wavy scrolls are the default sprite set, and the flat ones as an alternative option in the settings
The answer to any form of toggle suggestion is almost always no. Players incorrectly think of it as the best of both worlds, but in reality 95% of players will only ever use the default, and so the main impact of the toggle is more bloat in the settings menu.