Silliest take of the century. Glass too full, lobster too buttery.

Almost every game on pc has video settings presets, if the options are too much, you can always use those.

Personally, I’d much rather have the choice than just have whatever gets slapped together and shipped by a dev. I'm particularly grateful having recently gone to 3440x1040p, just how many game support it and the options I can tweak to get my personal sweet spot of looks vs frames.

If there’s no low, med or high options that a lot of games ship with; no shame in searching “ best graphics settings” or some variant. I still do for some games when I can’t be arsed or when the performance sucks due to a random post processing effect being borked and tanking performance. Games are more complex than ever and with essentially endless permutations of hardware configurations, the graphics settings tend to reflect that.