Maybe a video card manufacturer did some, but they'd be pretty suspect. So you're left with anecdotal evidence from players.Dark Souls 1 has physics tied to framerate, and Dark Souls 2 has weapon durability degradation tied to framerate (fixed with an update to Scholar of the First Sin).
Same here, unless im switching back and forth between 30fps and 60fps I struggle to notice. Maybe its because i play all my games in the morning and im too sleepy lol!
Pretty sure they fixed it in a patch post-release, solely because the console version runs at 60fps.
You can keep saying that 1+1 = 5 all you want, but that doesn't make it true.
What you're implying, is that you have some sort of condition that means that you can't tell the difference in refresh rates, at all.
So that means, that these 3 bars are all running at the same framerate and they look equally smooth to you.
It also means that you perceive real life at a different speed than everyone else in the world.
That technically makes you superhuman!
And that's totally fine, because it happens to a lot of people, especially if someone doesn't play in high framerate all the time.
Like I said, there's a difference between people who don't really notice it unless they're shown specific tests, and those that say there is never a difference no matter what.
One is physically possible, the other isn't.
Why are you posting like you're superior or something because you really want to believe you don't see a difference in framerate?
Ugh
What do your eyes see in that gif above? As video game framerates don't magically function differently. This is either willful ignorance or you're straight up lying.
Ah, and that's fine! Again, if someone's pretty much just console gaming, it's going to be harder for them to tell the difference because they're used to lower framerates in general.
It's easier for someone who games almost exclusively on 60fps and higher to notice the differences.
It sounded like you were implying that you couldn't tell the difference in anything.
We cool then!
Really not sure that's how input lag works.
Doesn't depend on the game. It depends on having a consistent framerate. That's why even games that technically could go higher than 30fps on console are capped at 30 because they can't consistently stay at 60. And also, of course the game will look better with higher graphics settings.
