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You can unlock the framerate in DSFix, but going 60 and beyond makes the game pretty unstable: You'll likely fall through ladders, elevators, and other magical things.
thanks, I'll stick with 30 then
And yes, the 1080p resolution by default is an upscaled 720p or something... use dsfix to make the game render in actual 1080p and also enable other neat stuff like antialiasing, ambient occlusion, hud modifications, texture mods... and other things. Just read the readme.
This was a huge-ass necro, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, but to answer your question.
Sure, its worth it. DSFix is simple to install and use, especially if you have experience with this sort of stuff.
The game runs perfectly fine at 60 fps, with a few issues:
1: There are two ladders in the entire game you cannot slide down. If you do, you'll fall through the world. Honestly not that awful, since again, its only two.
2: Your jump and roll distance is shortened. Annoying, but bearable. All developer-intended jumps are still perfectly doable, but some become extremely precise.
3: Framerate can be inconsistent. Certain areas/attacks have a tendency to shred your framerate, so something to keep in mind.
And as once again stated above, you can switch between 30/60 fps through a hotkey you can set up for any jumps you may do, so even that can be circumvented.
So its worth it, if you can handle a few bugs, and somewhat frequent dips below 60, more prominently in specific areas.
Thanks guys. :D