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The Starfield tech breakdown: why it runs at 30 frames per second (www.eurogamer.net)
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[–] theevan117 1 points 2 years ago

Yeah totally, well implemented motion blur goes a long way to making 30 fps feel better than it should. The 40 fps versions of horizon and miles morales feel like a great compromise that I wish more games implemented.

The big thing is that the game has to be REALLY well optimized to justify 30 fps only. If starfield still has gameplay or performance issues then it'll be a pretty rough scenario.