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If 90% of gamers can't play a game, is it still worth releasing it like that?
Do you believe 90% of gamers will be playing at 4K/High settings?
I think I'm pretty confident in saying most people aren't interested in sub 60 FPS, especially if it's at 1080p and looking the way it does (which is mostly flat and unimpressive)
That's the most shocking part, the high-end hardware needed to brute force a 1080p game at acceptable framerates
By "people" you mean "the kind of wankers that fellate Gamers Nexus."
Cities:Skylines has always had a frame rate that takes the strugglebus to work.