George_PPS

I'd like to play some specific versions in the past that are my favorite and I think many veterans too. A lot of players simply left because many radical changes removed what players loved and have gotten used to. No one likes constant changes and nerfs that make getting good at this game a daily full time job. Most players just want to learn, be good at it, and enjoy it. It has to be possible and many people will pay for it. I'd like to play a version somewhere around melee 2.99 released in 2018.

Nvidia's DLSS 2.0 is extremely impressive in terms of performance and video quality. Real time and in-game images rendered with DLSS 2.0 from a LOWER resolution could even look sharper and surpass actual images that are rendered in higher native resolution. Unlike DLSS 1.0 that has to be trained per game, DLSS 2.0 is trained on many games by super computers and then the result can be applied to all games. When would Warframe implement DLSS 2.0 options in game? " Just as exciting is that adding DLSS 2.0 will be much easier for game developers. Not only because there's an Unreal Engine 4 branch now and the generalized neural model doesn't have to be trained per game anymore, but mostly because the multi-frame approach means it will be very easy to implement DLSS 2.0 in those games and engines that already support Temporal Antialiasing (TAA), and there are lots of them. Needless to say, we can't wait to see where NVIDIA takes its incredibly promising Deep Learning Super Sampling image reconstruction technique in the future. They're already working on exposing the sharpness setting, for one thing, and having more options is always great."