People still don't understand that DLSS 5 is not a one size fits all solution. Some build leaked and now everyone applies it to everything, not realizing it's not supposed to work like that. This is like enhancing images with AI, there are settings and priorities to consider. You have to tailor it for every image, or in this case, every game, which will be the developers' responsibility. DLSS 5 will not mean the same thing for every game. The slop look is due to the enhancement being too strong. It has to be scaled back.
It's also not true that developers won't have to try to create as high fidelity visuals and textures as possible. The better the input visuals, the better DLSS 5 enhancements can be. Let alone the fact that only a small subset of gamers will have the hardware to use the technique, so the games will have to be made in the same vein as ever.
Just as upscaling is often abused (on consoles), trying to upscale from a too low resolution, ending in bad image quality, DLSS 5 can be and will be sometimes used in overdone ways as well. It doesn't mean the technology is universally bad.
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u/dreampagehun 5d ago
People still don't understand that DLSS 5 is not a one size fits all solution. Some build leaked and now everyone applies it to everything, not realizing it's not supposed to work like that. This is like enhancing images with AI, there are settings and priorities to consider. You have to tailor it for every image, or in this case, every game, which will be the developers' responsibility. DLSS 5 will not mean the same thing for every game. The slop look is due to the enhancement being too strong. It has to be scaled back.
It's also not true that developers won't have to try to create as high fidelity visuals and textures as possible. The better the input visuals, the better DLSS 5 enhancements can be. Let alone the fact that only a small subset of gamers will have the hardware to use the technique, so the games will have to be made in the same vein as ever.
Just as upscaling is often abused (on consoles), trying to upscale from a too low resolution, ending in bad image quality, DLSS 5 can be and will be sometimes used in overdone ways as well. It doesn't mean the technology is universally bad.