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I think you post just to say something, without nothing to say.
No one wants to use FSR, DLSS or frame gen really the problem is now the game companies are relying on it.
Most game companies and all gaming journalists think gamers are "whiny little kids with zero knowledge who pretend to know things"
Correct, although I’d argue that it’s quite intentional considering the rework of DLSS 3.5 unifying the denoisers into one step which significantly improved the clarity of the upscaled output.