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Stupid post. Ray tracing has nothing to do with lighting either. It simply returns sharpness lost to FSR/DLSS. If you aren't on a toaster, you will never turn on this useless setting in any game.
That said, OP isn’t even talking about lighting. He’s talking about performance. He wants AMD upscaling support, because AMD users can’t use DLSS or Nvidia Frame Generation. So “NoOneKnows” had the wrong assumption to begin with.
Eh, they kind of have a point but didn't really convey it well as Ray reconstruction is needed to make it not look like crap.
All graphics processing is "Fake" and always has been. I thought you might not be a native English speaker but it seems you are just a troll.
I think the word you are looking for is "realistic" not "real". The words are not really interchangeable. But you are correct that RT is more "realistic" than baked lighting but the devs seems very scared to not have every light be extremely bright with RT mods like the one for this game. They can't seem to capture the mood as well as the baked solutions could.
OK