If all you do is select presets, then whine about performance, that's not mostly the developer's fault.
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I recall in particular GTA V getting praise for being better at launch than GTA IV.Īt the end of the day, PC games often enjoy fine tuning graphical settings for the purposes of finding the best compromise between visual quality and performance. Maybe I have short term memory, but I don't recall people whining about these games being poorly optimized. On that note, there are other games out there that with contemporary hardware, achieve similar performance to AS:O I would wager many PC gamers with high-end hardware set it to ultra, call it a day, then whine when they don't see 60 FPS. Ultra is supposed to eat your hardware alive, but in most cases it won't drastically improve the visual quality over the previous setting.
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