We will, however, call you out on your bullshit if you start trying to convince us that black is white and anything above 30 is pointless. I believe "self-delusion" is the more accurate term if you're going to use this 'personal truth' to argue that 60 isn't necessary.Īnd nobody is going to take that precious opinion away from you.
If you really want to argue that corner, you'd have better luck using an RTS or grand strategy like Civ as your jumping-off point. There is no 'literally' when the resulting 60 gives the player twice as much information to operate on, regardless of genre.Īnd let's not forget fighting games, character action games, rhythm games and anything competitive if you're playing the already-shaky genre limitations card. How childish let's see what kind of sterling argumentation led up to this low-key meltdown.ĭismissing a flat doubling of framerate in a game that involves aiming weaponry in first/third person? Nonsense. Resorting to namecalling, and then blaming your inability to ignore GAF's notification box on others. Sales aren't relevant to this conversation. Also, that gif/video is low quality anyway. If the game was 60fps, you could see more details during those fast camera movements instead of undefined blurred images. Yes because they use heavy motion blur to hide the 30fps stutter and i can't see shit. Also watch the video at HD otherwise it will lock at 30fps which will make it useless. So watch that video at full screen, just like how you would play a game. Frame rate differences are more noticeable on a big screen vs a tiny gif. You also need to take into account that screen size also matters. So here is a better example in video format: Maybe the gif doesn't sync correctly so 60fps and may still stutter in similar fashion to 30fps. There is something wrong with your monitor/TV. There is something wrong with your eyes (though i don't know of any condition that has such effects) If you can't see that there are only three things that can be happening: Even if you ignore the vase (which isn't a good example because it's in fast forward) you can clearly see the environment around you moving with a smoother motion instead of a noticeable stutter by comparison. There is a clear difference in smoothness in the movement of everything.
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