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Games take longer to play through if they are 60fps vs 30fps
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Your threads are getting weirder and weirder, pretty sure it's just troll but people keep falling for it...
I remember you made a thread because you were mad that Bloodstained was a 10 hours game and you said you had spent 50 hours on your first Symphony of the Night playthrough... >.>
Perhaps you played SotN at 60fps and Bloostained at 30fps
(Not to mention the "by law" nonsense lol)
I remember you made a thread because you were mad that Bloodstained was a 10 hours game and you said you had spent 50 hours on your first Symphony of the Night playthrough... >.>
Perhaps you played SotN at 60fps and Bloostained at 30fps
(Not to mention the "by law" nonsense lol)
Jeez, lighten up.
Best response, laughed out loud.
I know this is not a forum of gaming connosieurs but this has to be a troll post.
Pd unless you are talking about Japanese games that typically use ye olde game speed/logic time tied to frame rate in their engines.
Pd unless you are talking about Japanese games that typically use ye olde game speed/logic time tied to frame rate in their engines.
Tecnically op isnt ENTIRELY wrong, some games are programmes to run at 60fps, if you drop the frames to lets say 30fps the game then goes into slow motion (because its proframmed each frame must be rendereded)
I couldn't agree more OP, That's why I always lock my FPS on PC to 15-20fps when playing games like The Witcher 3, I could play at 144hz on my monitor but it would add WAY more time to my total playthrough.
I know this is a joke thread and I laughed, but honestly after playing Valkyria Chronicles and Ys VIII on Switch and then immediately trying them on PC/PS4 respectively, playing at 60fps actually tangibly felt MUCH faster. UI was faster in the case of VC1, and cutscenes were a TON smoother and actually felt like it ran at a proper speed instead of some weird-ass half-speed thing.
I don't know what causes 60fps to smooth out a lot of that slowness, but hey I'm not complaining.
I don't know what causes 60fps to smooth out a lot of that slowness, but hey I'm not complaining.
Max Payne was one of the first games to utilize frame drops and called it bullet time. Braid used this concept to add negative fps to the game at the push of a button. Not only did it allow you to go back in time in the game, but you would often be done playing, hours before you even began.
I actually think it is more believable if you have any comparison as a proof
I myself feel indifferent about this
I myself feel indifferent about this
