30fps gives me headaches. That's not fine to me.
Did you report this thread for the title to get changed?
I have, it's pretty nice. But I would had liked it with ray tracing in 60fps if it means a lower res like 1440p, dynamic res or so.
If you have a vision problem like that, I recommend getting a pc, you can make almost any game run at 60fps even on a cheap pc by just dropping the quality or resolution. Unfortunately, you can't count on game developers changing how they develop all their console games to handle the few people who have such a reaction, not when they already ignore much larger populations such as people with color blindness. And of course they shouldn't just remove 30fps modes as a lot of people prefer the extra visual fidelity over a little bit more smoothness, especially in games that aren't built around perfect reflexes.
Hmm, I never got a headache playing games at 30fps, then again I'm too used to it.
You realize speed doesn't change at all when the framerate does, right? 60fps gameplay isn't any faster than 30fps gameplay, it's just smoother.
This is a complete misunderstanding on how game framerates work.
This is probably the stupidest analogy of all time. I'm sorry.
So you can't watch movies or TV? You can't even go to the cinema if 30 fps gives you headaches.
Movies have professional cinematographers who control every frame that is shown, always under consideration of 24fps.
There's nothing fancy about a jittery image, at least to my eyes.
In this case I would appreciate if you could capitalize the nouns again, looks nicer :)
I'd say they should keep 30fps modes as long as they are not at the expense of 60fps modes. Because:
Sure, but we will (soon) get to the point with next-gen consoles where it's either 60FPS or fancier graphics. And I prefer fancier graphics over 60FPS. These are crossgen-games and are expected to run at 60FPS on a new console.
Yeah I mean just off the top of my head...Uncharted 2, 3, 4, Last of Us 1, 2 all launched at 30fps, and reviews were stellar. What you didn't see in the reviews was comments like "I tried to enjoy it, but I couldn't get past the 30fps", never happens.
I'm pretty sure every Metal Slug game targets 60fps (though the early ones frequently couldn't keep up). I think 60fps is pretty important for a lot of 2D games, especially if they're fast-paced.
Sure, but that has nothing to do with the suggestion that people finding 30fps fine is willing for stagnation in gaming tech.
It's just like the HD thing to me you can't feel left out on something you actively avoid. It wasn't until Skyrim in November 2011 that finally got me to upgrade from an SD TV to an HD TV because Skyrim didn't properly display on SD TVs.
It honestly depends on the game. Playing a fighting game or an action game like Devil May Cry at 30fps is not a great time.
You would even get used to play in 240p after a while again.
Isn't this funny when talking about Demon Souls when you could easily compare it to an easy mode availability.
