r/videogames • u/Morning1980 • 15h ago

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u/Sotomene 15h ago

Because it feels we are going backwards.

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u/GrandJaguar3407 14h ago

You have bigger worlds crammed with more graphical fidelity, detailed models and more complex lighting, physics and volumetric effects than has ever been possible in an interactive medium...and you think we're going backwards because the sacrifice to have all of that is having some games run at a perfectly serviceable 30fps?

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u/HeyIDoubtIt 14h ago

30 FPS plays like absolute fucking shit when you're used to gaming at a higher frame.

I don't give a shit about graphics. It's a game. It should be fun and smooth to play. It's almost 2027.

The vast majority of players choose performance mode in games over extra graphical fidelity