Invisible walls are horrific in the game. Good studios direct the player without having a literal invisible wall. These aren't DS invisible walls hidden been behind a gate. They are invisible walls at the end of a path for𒐪 no reason at all.

The game is hilariously amateur. Garbage story, combat not even close to the best in the genre and a boring pointless world with awful enemy vari⛦ety.

Easily the most over rated game in recent memory. Lies Of P or any game by Fromsoft make this thing loo♑k like amateur hour.

Technology in gaℱming needs to keep moving forward. There literally were people writing this exact article about 3D gaming 30 years ago.

In fact Ray T♛racing has been extremely transform🍌ative already and the tech is still in its early stages.

Ray Tracing isn't꧙ ab🌊out realistic textures. You can do cell shaded art with Ray Tracing.

As always ray tracing done well is great and done badly is bad. Just like rasteriღzed done well is good and done bad is bad.

You're asking for the people who design games and hardware, who love innovation and 🌟doing exciting new things to say "Actually everything is good enough. I'll just get a job as an accountant."

Games �🧸�are a tech industry and much as an art industry and both of those draw people who want to do new things that have never been done.

Ray tracing is absolutely amꦺazing. Transformativಞe and beautiful when done well.

Luckily for you there are ga♎mes that don't do it as well so you cಌan play those.

Light ♍iteration will almost certainly work forever a🍬ctually.

CoD is basically the same game it was 15 years ago. Every year💧. Madden and Fifa. WoW. 3D Mario games are 20 years into a repeating formula. There's only so much change you can make to an FPS game.

When you have something people like there's precisely zero reason ⛦to make huge changes rather than iteration.

That being said Borderlands has indeed changed tremendously over the years. If you don't believe me go play BLꦡ1 and then replay BL3.

The shooting and game feel are light y🍌ears bet🐲ter.

People like what Borderlands is and they're likely to kꦆeep liking it every four years.