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Small, incremental improvements don't make shockwaves like the old massive tech leaps used to.
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this post was submitted on 28 Feb 2025
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That’s exactly why. Diminishing returns means exponentially more processing power for minimal visual improvement.
I think my real question is what point do we stop trying until researchers make another breakthrough?
Researchers can't make a breakthrough if they don't try ^^
AAA game designers don't need to be the researchers.
That's what game engines are for
Great, let the game engine people go wild. We don't need to try and build the next Far Cry with all of their beta tech though.