What I mean is this: in all rpgs, there are places your character can check or examine, you know, statues, bushes, jars, desks, etc. Sometimes, you get a message that says something like "It's just a statue", other times, you get a message in the line of "omg you found an item!!!", and yet, there are other times when you simply cannot examine an element you thought you could examine; turns out the statue was just there for decoration and you cannot interact with it in any way.
In case something is just there for background decoration, do you prefer it to always read something when you click it? ("it's an old chair", "it's a bed, it looks new") or do you like it better when you click on it and, if the object is not relevant to the story or game progression, it doesn't say anything.
Thanks in advance for your replies.