Yes, optional. As in, the developers have the option to optimize their games despite publishers pushing for cheaper development and shorter deadlines knowing they can get away with instead adding proprietary black box generative models. And you, as the consumer, have the option to either pay inflated prices for a product launched on paper or to instead choose to enjoy motion sickness while playing a game at 20 frames a second.
Keep kissing that leather jacket, fanboy.
Yes, optional. As in, the developers have the option to optimize their games while a publisher is demanding deadlines and telling them to just use a proprietary black box generative model and call it done. And you, as the consumer, have the option to either pay inflated prices for a product launched on paper or to instead choose to enjoy motion sickness while playing a game at 20 frames a second.
Keep kissing that leather jacket, fanboy.
Yes, optional. As in, the developers have the option to use a proprietary black box generative model to avoid actually optimizing the game. And you, as the consumer, have the option to either pay inflated prices for a product launched on paper or to instead choose to enjoy motion sickness while playing a game at 20 frames a second.
Keep kissing that leather jacket, fanboy.