>>713702568What I see is:
- a lot of modern games look mediocre or bad in many areas
- a lot of modern games perform UNBELIEVABLY poorly
You literally get comparable games that look worse than releases from 10 years ago in many areas, while running 10x slower.
TI is criticizing the programmers. Whether he's technically right or wrong, I have no idea, it's way over my head.
The programmers are 'debunking' his claims, which is all well and good. They can have all the explanations in the world. I want my games to look nice and crisp and perform well. You may be the new Einstein and be the world champion in algebra, if the game you worked on performs poorly - you're wrong.
At this point, I really don't care who's technically right. TI is right in spirit: there's a huge issue with modern game optimization, especially UE5. Even if his diagnosis is wrong, the problem he's tackling is very much real.
Until this improves, I will support anyone challenging the status quo.