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>>42854
Never under capitalism because new graphics are easier to put in trailers and quantify than new gameplay or good story

>>42855

I mean to be fair, it stopped in the mainstream audio device and streaming industry. Streaming quality kinda stopped at 256 kbps or 320 kbps because that's just good enough, and you can buy a $30 Chinese earphones that sounds amazing and is good enough for the next 10 years.

I'm just wondering when that "market maturity" will be achieved in the gaming market. Like I just want to buy a console or gaming PC for $500 and be able to comfortably play anything for the next 10 years on it. Right now im struggling in games with mandatory RT because of my shit tier laptop GPU with 4GB VRAM

probably soon-ish since they're not even innovating anymore, just slapping DLSS and fake frames and shit in what are basically black boxes full of CPUs

maybe i'm just autistic and biased because it's very cool but this would change if we switched renderers to SDF rendering engines

but idk, it's just something i wanna study in the future like computer geometry and shit.
i wanna see how quantum computers and actual technological advances could lead to better rendering systems…
and also study chaos theory.