What do gamers actually think about Ray-Tracing?

[steve5424]

I finally got around to trying Cyberpunk this week. Seems to run really well. Had it maxxed out with full Ray tracing and was getting a steady 60fps at 1080p.

It looks visually stunning, puddles, lighting, smoke etc, but certainly won't be playing through it like that. Seemed every so laggy when pressing buttons. But wow those RT effects.

 

[tommybhoy]

I did nothing!

^
@humbug in the RT etc thread.

 

[humbug]

 

[MyBrainz]

I will only care about RT if DayZ 2 has it (which will be about 5 years away), until then i dont give a p00p

 

[VIPER258]

Not played a game with RT and not really bothered about it at the moment. I think the only games that will change my minds are The new Dragon Age Dreadwolf and then GTA 6, wherever that comes out on PC.

 

[tommybhoy]

I will only care about RT if

Should make a thread, three word answers only...........

I will only care about RT if

gets much cheaper

I will only care about RT if

doesn't destroy fps

I will only care about RT if

it stops raining

I will only care about RT if

can run native

I will only care about RT if

doesn't need FakeFrames

I will only care about RT if

reduces game cost

I will only care about RT if

increases game immersion

I will only care about RT if

AMD catch up

 

[D3K]

32 pages deep and still peacocking about how you don't get it

 

[GoogalyMoogaly]

Should make a thread, three word answers only...........


gets much cheaper


doesn't destroy fps


it stops raining


can run native


doesn't need FakeFrames


reduces game cost


increases game immersion

I imagine this is what a lot of people say.

AMD catch up

But this is what they mean!

 

[tommybhoy]

But this is what they mean!

Can't accept that

three word answers only...........

 

[D3K]

 

[cyclonus10]

After the great Splinter Cell remake news that it will affect how the game actually responds to you and the general dislike for remasters right now, it would be quite funny if remakes/remasters makes RT more mainstream at a faster rate