Agreed.I was talking about the games designs that Greatly benefit from it being  60fps. I can play 30fps games I don't like thr blur while moving and it's annoying but I can deal with it..

Most mentions 60 fps as a benefit in game play. My main issue with lower frame rates is how it looks, which is kinda strange since I do not value high graphics as much as game play generally.

Some might say that I destroyed my sense of vision by mostly looking at a screen with higher frame rates that fill in and guesses frames between frames in content with lower frame rate. But I just can't stand the jagger or stuttering I experience watching content with lower frame rates. When gaming such tech is turned off in game mode to avoid input lag so they are not used and therefore the game needs to stream higher fps directly to the TV.

The lower frames is one of the reasons I pretty much stopped going to the cinema to watch movies. The bad black-levels is another reason. The viewing experience is just much better for me at home. At least some movies like the hobbit films and Avatar movies uses higher frame rates and to me they look stunning. Sadly many of them is lacking in script but I'm way off topic already.

Did you notice something is off about the roll in elden ring its like they artificially increased the difficulty by making roll delayed input.  

Yer you definitely fucked your brain if it's impacted your movie viewing experience that much.

Every time I get a new TV I turn all that shit off relating to higher motion, so that you get the cinematic experience not the I am in the room with them experience, or for those aussies on the site the home and away experience (just looks like a cheap TV show). The only time I turn it all on is when watching sport.

Don't the three Dark Souls also have delayed inputs and worse, a massive input buffer? So you are committed to your dumb actions half a second or more after you press the button.

Miyazaki can be such a troll sometimes.

Another reason I detest Souls combat and avoid those games. You can't cancel attacks.

Never been a huge dark souls fan because of this. The combat just feels so slow compared to sikero or bloodborne. sikero is really the best combat system they ever made and imo the best combat ever in a game, but i'm loving the way the new armored core looks. loving elden ring because of the exploration has been amazing so far but it's not gonna top sikero or bloodborne for me because of slow the combat feels thanks to input lag and roll. the input lag is done on purpose it seems.

This is my type of game right looks so sick and pure action.

ACVI coming out in August and Daemon X Machina 2 announced plus an English version of Megaton Musashi is coming over. Mecha fans eating good within the next year or so. Not even counting all the Gundam and 2D mecha games I played the last few years on Switch and PS4/5.

Lol just had that in TotK. I start my boulder hammer swing, then notice the game sneakily hid a bomb barrel behind them, still in reach of the slow wide swing. Can't cancel, can't back up, instant death 2 seconds later. I'm the unbalanced force in Newton's first law, let me cancel my attack!

I can't say I noticed it.  I was playing on the ps5, not sure if that has something to do with it.  I found Elden easy compared to the other souls games.  Except towards end game.

Personally I never found souls as hard as people make them out to be.  The invincibility frames are powerful, just need to understand the system.  Like roll past attacks and not away.  Stay close to where the bosses weapon is.  Souls is all about being aggressive.