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Aura7541 said: Well that's a darn shame Usually, adding motion blur negatively affects responsiveness in controls. It's more of a useful tool in movies hence why 24 fps doesn't look choppy. However, it is not the same when applied to video games, especially when you're interactiing with images, not watching them. Driveclub seems to be one of the exceptions since people who have tried its demos said that the controls were very responsive. However, I'm not so sure if Shadow of Mordor will be the same case. |
We will neve know 
The controls are fine... it didn't affect the fun playing the game on consoles.
PC seems to have better gameplay from what some guys told me but it is more because the smooth 60fps you can get than the lack of motion blur I guess.
