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[–] 20 points 1 year ago (5 children)

Everyone's different, and you can get used to a lot.

So some people might not be able to tell 90fps from 120fps, but I definitely notice. But if I played something at 90 for long enough, I'd get used to it and stop noticing how much worse it was from 120 fps.

I will say they don't get near enough credit for not only adaptive triggers, but them working on damn near any game that appears on PlayStation even while on PC.

I bought a ps5 just for those triggers, and gave it away (but kept a controller) once it worked on PC.

That's the direction Playstation needs to go. If they made a new controller with Hall Effect sticks and 4 back buttons they'd absolutely clean up. They came so close with the edge, but didn't give a back button for half the face buttons. And went "replaceable" sticks that will eventually break instead of Hall Effect.

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  • [–] 8 points 1 year ago (3 children)

    I can't tell the diff in FPS performance. I wish I could.

    When I got my PS5 and played some games I was like, wow the future is here! Turns out I was playing PS4 games. Also I turned on and off ray-tracing for SpiderMan and couldn't tell either.

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  • [–] 9 points 1 year ago (2 children)

    Why would you wish to be highly sensitive to an increase/decrease in fps.

    That’s just a curse and you should be happy you don’t have it.

    You can just enjoy more games with a cheaper pc/console.

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