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that would be the "uninstall game mod"
To explain it simply: if you turned off RTGI (ray-traced global illumination) in Doom, it would be like turning off the sun in the sky.
You can turn off RT reflections, and maybe RT ambient occlusion too, but the BASE of lighting is the sun in the sky.
And that will increasingly consist of RTGI because it's more realistic and easier. Developers don't have to bake simulated lights and shadows.
DF has a little section about that. 2:48 mark.
But to save you time, tough luck.
So I hardly understand why anyone is complaining about it at all. Even the PS5 (hardware design from 2016) has few issues and delivers a smooth gaming experience on the monitor.
How old does a PC have to be to have problems with Doom TDA?!
Then someone made a mod for it and made it possible.
There is a chance of non ray tracing mod to be possible with this game.
that is so far from the same thing it's actually mindblowing you've managed to come up with it
What I mean is:
These new effects don't really show up during the gameplay. The guy needs to slow down the game to half speed to even notice them.