FlamingWeazel on 25 January 2014
Aielyn said:
I think YOU have missed the point. If such a "massive" power difference makes so little impact to the player, then is it really of value? Ever heard of "diminishing returns"? It's kind of like how you can buy a good computer for $1000, a really good computer for $2000, an even better computer for $4000... but the difference between what you'll get for $10,000 and $20,000 is actually rather small, certainly not of the same scale as the difference between $1000 and $2000. |
Say what? 30 fps is just minumum for a game to be playable, 60 fps is a lot different experience when playing especially for shooters, and racing games. It directly effects gameplay and the player.
