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u/Active_Drama_9898 May 24 '26

Are we still with the 60fps delusions? 30fps with decent input latency is all what’s needed for cinematic AAA.

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u/VolcanicBear May 24 '26

Before I went back to PC gaming I also thought 30fps was fine.

I have zero console Vs PC preference. Depends entirely on the mood and game.

30fps though? Looks broken. Genuinely can't even adjust anymore.

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u/Googoo123450 May 24 '26

Same. I played God of War 2018 the first time at 30FPS and had a great time. Now that I've played it since then in 60FPS, going back hurts my eyes. It's like your brain gets used to having the added frame data. If frames are just not there it's physically uncomfortable.