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They are when you are talking about animations.
Your own post history says otherwise.
The way you write posts is both incorrect and horribly written.
You have been wrong about literally everything in the thread.
Bottom line, if you don't like me then go find another computer forum.
25 FPS in Diablo II looks smooth enough to me.
Input latency doesn't solely depend on the framerate. You can have a 30 FPS game with way lower input latency than a 60 FPS one.
I mean, I'm an immigrant to america and know english fairly well to make a valid point in forums. I screw up Then and Than a lot still, and struggled for years with Your, You're and Their, There and They're.
But last I checked, you don't need English Classes to learn it, you do live in America in your profile unless that's a lie too, it's free.
It's still not smooth.
Latency and polling are two different things. The latency can be lower because it's not polled as often due to the lower frame rate. Which is, again, why online mode for diablo 2 was brought up.
You've still been wrong about everything in spite of insisting you're not.
You apparently have something against being correct.
So? Steam said everyone is welcome. Why must I follow your standards?
That's a step in the right direction.
Well, that and lie. And try to spread misinformation.
Well, I'd suggest you try again, honestly. This is probably why nearly everyone dislikes all your posts, since you're unable to communicate clearly what your thoughts are.
And while Steam welcomes all, they do expect you to follow the rules. Don't instigate fights, don't spam, don't spread misinformation, don't derail threads etc etc. All things you do do, currently because you don't understand what's being said, then you get frustrated and tell people to leave, when you are in the wrong, which is really bad.
For example, you're confusing slow motion with software that has minimal rendering motion, and claiming it looks fine, which it does. But it's not slow motion.
30 FPS is, 30 FPS. The moment there's a lot rendering on the screen, you'll get frame jitter and stuttering visually and blur as things are unable to be rendered properly.
Nope. I use slow motion in correct way, unless mods say it is not. And I will continue use it until you stop try to help me.
I'm not change my way for you. You have no English teacher certification.