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Here I just say that I like this game very much and how much I see this game its really great game. I know any game came with some faults and some bugs. Here it’s not bug I think, but I just need to know the way. As I lastly got Brink running, put all settings on high and fraps says I get 70fps. But I have read the game engine caps it at 30fps. Is there a way to take out this? Anyone have any idea on this? Please let me know if anyone gets any information on this.
The idea is that if that occurs you will not see dissimilarity except you are previously running at 30fps. I am a hardcore gamer and can run most games above 30fps but I can understand in a friendly competitive sport where it’s not about you being the best but everybody having fun (want a "you are the best" competition go play LAN parties). The 30fps cap works brilliantly for lots of games and 60 fps is the top of our visual range anyway the majority is unrecognizable and just necessitates to be refreshed faster.
If you wish to be better than others because you have more money in real life then you don’t understand what skill is. Skill will be determined in game while somebody with a 4650 playing on a smaller resolution beats those playing on a GTX 590 on a 24" 1080p monitor because each detail that matters and changes gameplay is no different and thus we all have equal fair gameplay. People wanting dissimilar on either side of this argument are like people who utilize drugs in sports to make certain they are faster and tougher because they can have enough money for it and get away with it.
I can't believe that people can stand the 30 fps cap. Those that could run with more would definitely do it, because there is a lot smoother/fluid gameplay above 30 fps. I usually aim for 60 fps as it usually enough for me, depends on how fast the gameplay plays. I don't buy the argument that it's more competitive when we all have the same fps, instead of the one with more money would also have better/smoother gameplay. I mean, should I suffer because you didn't invest/spend money on a "good" computer.
Remember this is as well coming from somebody who has a recommended system setup: I utilized to game on a slightly underpowered PC in Counter Strike: Source and one thing I establish is that my performance was better than some gamer running better setups. But obviously while the game depended on it, the overhead was just not there and my performance and skill suffered directly. The way I see it is: let's treat any competitive game just like we treat any other professional sport out there, have the noobies and beginners step it up if they want to 'have fun' and not let the game makers decide what to handicap. Not everybody can spot the dissimilarity between 30-60 fps until they're right next to each other.
I know there is dissimilarity between 30 and 60 but sensibly all things required are at 30fps. Those saying the deprived should "step it up" don’t get it. This is not a professional sport this is like a kids football game if there is a 13 year old who is way bigger stronger faster than the rest by a huge margin hell be put up for fair gaming. If you wish for professional get a clan then get a server then get a roster with other clans then you can worry about taking off the 30fps max as it is for people who do this to win not just have fun. If I can win at 30fps so can you and it’s a truer test of skill. Those frightened to battle at 30fps are most likely worse skill wise than someone with no necessitates putting money into their computers to have fun.
Nice one what is failed to be talked about is the effect it has while the image passes via the screen quicker than your brain can actually interpret (which is obviously a personal level). Say you can interpret 60 fps well then that means that you can interpret 30 fps fine especially if you know there will be less aspect so you require being more attentive. Say someone can’t tell the dissimilarity between 30-60fps then they are at a standstill on a computer and human construction level as you and the fight relies in your use of the character and ingame tools.