At any other game ever 30fps has been a constant smooth motion. 25 fps is 'natural movement' in terms of the human eye (200 fps for pidgeons).
I still don't get how people say this. I can very very easily discern between 30 and 60 FPS. In fact if I boot up a game and it's running at 30FPS I can immediately tell (like the new alice, or Red Alert 3). Perhaps i have some sort of super human eyeballs.ZombieGenesis said:At any other game ever 30fps has been a constant smooth motion. 25 fps is 'natural movement' in terms of the human eye (200 fps for pidgeons).
That's because while 25fps is constant movement, a variation in frames can and will show.AC10 said:I still don't get how people say this. I can very very easily discern between 30 and 60 FPS. In fact if I boot up a game and it's running at 30FPS I can immediately tell (like the new alice, or Red Alert 3). Perhaps i have some sort of super human eyeballs.ZombieGenesis said:At any other game ever 30fps has been a constant smooth motion. 25 fps is 'natural movement' in terms of the human eye (200 fps for pidgeons).
Looked around a bit online and its called "Pan strobbing" or something to that affect. There actual formulas for what lense/foocus you are using and how fast you can pan. It is made worse the better visuals you have. So SD you never notice it, HD you start to see it. I find its worse in movie theaters as well.dillinger88 said:Snip
Not really, TV and HDTV are a noticeable increase because the picture is sharper and displayed better, in comparison a generic TV picture is blurry. I know I can't really tell the difference between 30 fps and 60, because I've been playing games with a variation between the two for years. Not that I'm having a go at you, I'm just saying Plus I have extremely good eyesight, so it's not like its just MY eyes that can't really tell the difference in FPSLightOfDarkness said:Yes.Zhukov said:Can the untrained human eye even tell the difference between 30fps and 60fps?
It's like the difference between a generic TV and an HDTV I think.
My thoughts exactly.The_root_of_all_evil said:My game's dad can beat up your game's dad!
Not only that. Rockstar has been touting 'CUSTOMISABLE KEYBOARD CONTROLS' as one of the special features of L.A. Noire's PC version.Atmos Duality said:Oh wells. I suppose that since gameplay has already devolved into this highly-profitable bland porridge the Publishers are going to start pimping framerates as the next big graphical achievement.