Rion : right, but pretty much every single time, we're talking about ports of games that come directly from the PS4 or the Xbox One era, not from the PS360 era, let alone games that ran at (an unstable) 60 fps on those older machines. The only example I can think of of a truly botched Switch port that had no business looking and running that poorly was Dragon Quest Heroes 1 and 2. The game looked like the PS3 version and ran like complete crap.
Nobody is going to argue that the game on Switch will never drop frames and/or resolution at any point. Diablo 3's very nature means that its demands on hardware resources will vary greatly throughout a session, and as we've seen, even the PS4 and XBO ports drop frames at some point. But it'd be insane to assume that it'll have mediocre performance compared with other console ports, short of a botched port.
I'd still like someone with more tech knowledge to answer my question: when it comes to mob density, what's the one component that'll help maintain good performance more than any other? The CPU? The RAM? The GPU? My guess would be CPU because strategy games typically require a fast CPU to handle the AI from all the on-screen units, but I have no clue.
