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they support it recently in youtube change into 1080p60hz
As for have I played 30 FPS? Yes. In fact I have one of the most perfect examples... but its nothing I can show because you have to experience it yourself.
Brink, for whatever reason, has 30 FPS cap in single player but 60 in multiplayer. Simply going back and forth is a night and day difference. 30 FPS feels horrible, especially in anything where quick movement or aiming & accuracy is required.
YOU CAN NOT SHOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 30-60 FPS IN A VIDEO. Even if you do see a difference, its about the FEEL of 30 FPS and the only way you can understand the FEEL of 30 FPS is to actually play a PC title locked at 30 FPS with a mouse and keyboard, which you have yet give an example of doing.
And again, you keep giving CONSOLE examples. How many times do I have to explain why 30 FPS is not as noticable on a console and even acceptable on one but how that same 30 FPS feels like utter garbage on PC. You're like someone who watched an episode of House and suddenly thinks you are a Dr. because you've watched a few youtube comparisons and played a few capped console games.
Its a simple question. Again, I've played Brink and L.A. Noire, luckily the only two I've played with that ♥♥♥♥ forced frame rate.
I don't see L.A. Noire in your list and I only see 2.5 hours in Brink. Was that in single player or multiplayer and have you switched between the two. Because if you can't tell the difference there is something wrong with your eyes.
I guess you have pretty crappy PC if you experienced lags in L.A. Noire and Brink, cause I personally didnt had any even on my old computer that was complete ♥♥♥♥. I hate to say it, but maybe its a problem with your hardware and drivers, not with 30FPS?
What the hell lol? Where was DogMeat anything but calm? But anyway...
You say - "Also, please, again, remember that just because you think so - doesnt mean that everybody else thinks so. I am pretty sure some people who also played in 30FPS games are not as mad, as you and many others on this forum are."
Likewise, please remember that people have different sensitivities to lower frame rates and not everyone responds the same to them; hence people obviously react with different intensity. For me, 30FPS is absolutely unplayable because I am very sensitive to it and it causes eye strain, fatigue and horribly bad headaches but I haven't went on a rant and I do think people should talk with their wallets as opposed to mouthing off at the developer/publisher.
Did you not read what I wrote before? Brink runs butter smooth in multiplayer and horribly in single player. Its a game that is capped at 30 fps. When you switch between multiplayer and single player there is a drastic difference.