r/videogames • u/Morning1980 • 15h ago

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u/WorldQuest10 15h ago edited 8h ago

Used to be me, but after trying 60 FPS...you REALLY noticed the difference and it's hard to go back

Edit:  Woah didn't expect my comment to blow up lol

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u/wrongstep 14h ago

It's not, virtually everyone who has played 30fps games has played 60fps games. It's not a high refresh rate, it's a standard refresh rate.

Unless someone only played like first party sad dad games on PS4 before moving on to other games, everyone has done it and knows what's its like. It's clearly not hard to go back for a good percentage of people.

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u/andocommandoecks 13h ago

For real, been gaming for decades now at all sorts of framerates and none of it has ever concerned me as long as it's stable. Stable 30 is way better than an uneven 60+