JWeinCom on 18 April 2015
LemonSlice said:
You should be. You spend hundreds of hours watching the screen, and the TVs never come with acceptable settings in my experience. I don't like things screwing up my sense of reality and fantasy so getting the picture to look and move as natural and as pleasant as possible is a top priority. |
What is acceptable varies from person to person, like the level of lag in Mario 64. Some people will be ok with it, and some won't. It doesn't really damage my immersion, and the effort of looking into how to fine tune it and actually doing it wouldn't be worth it for me.
