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DLSS 4 does not look blurry at all, the only people bashing DLSS these days are those who're stuck in the past and know nothing of the present, the technology has come a long ways.
I do agree that dlss4 resolves alot of blurry texture issues from past versions.
I still believe that in the big picture, it is very unfortunate that many games are developed to rely on upscalers to resolve optimization issues.
And nobody would force you to use it, so you'll lose nothing if it were to be implemented.