If you have to trick people into using your product you probably shouldn't be making it.
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Bethesda acted like they were clued in, but that's on par for them.
What a bone-headed move. I guess we're in the "Benevolent dictator" portion of the AI Boom - Gaming relationship. I feel like we're at such a disconnect now that gamers are looking elsewhere.
Hot take: I think these decisions will drive gamers back to simplicity, community, and y'know...gameplay rather than flash and boom.
It's no surprise that smaller studios are profiting while the big ones are languishing.
Then again people keep buying NHL, NFL, and FIFA 26, so what do I know.
The thing I don't understand here is, don't developers have to include support for this in their products? If they don't think it has actual benefit for their game, can't they just ... not? It would seem like nVidia would know this and want to make a product that developers and customers actually want. Am I missing something?
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