You’re literally projecting your own childhood trauma onto strangers.

Pixar movies run at 24 FPS, yet they don’t have the camera blur solution.

Too bad you can’t type 9 lousy words without fucking it up.

It’s funny, I make coherent introspective comments on here

Counterpoint: it had really boring characters, a tedious battle system, and an uninteresting overworld, all being the result of the game being designed like a single-player MMO. That’s not what I’m looking for in my JRPGs.

Luc Besson’s The Fifth Element is second only to Caddyshack as the most quotable film of all time.

What you’re fine with and what is actually better don’t have any relation to each other.

A reddit post is in no way definitive on this topic.

It is a fact. There are around 50 million PS4s in the wild. Do you honestly think that of the 50 million PS4 owners that close to 25 million can distinguish between 60 and 30 FPS or tell you the benefits of 60 FPS over 30 or the compromises to the graphical fidelity the developers have to make in order to hit 60 FPS?

Dad sounds like kind of a dick.

Boo.

I am only stating as you have, the vast majority of gamers, including those that can easily appreciate the difference between 30 and 60 FPS don’t care about the frame rate as much as how the game looks graphically.

Yes, I think you very much are in the minority. I don’t know anyone else who would rather play games at 24-30 FPS just to get some higher-res textures or more god-rays.

Lol, hot take there buddy.

In fact, I wish the industry would stop focusing on catering to people like you that demand 60 FPS and instead just focus on making their games as pretty as possible, even if it means the occasional dip down into around 24 FPS.

The website’s fine, dickface. Sounds like user error. I find people who type in all caps and don’t have a modicum of decorum usually aren’t that computer literate.

That iPhone is definitely covering a swastika.

This whole debacle HAS cost other rich white guys lots of money investing in this evil loser in life.

If you don’t want a finished experience, sure. Steam is full of unfinished games that are technically “playable.”

Bethesda could easily crank out a Morrowind remake in about two years no problem.