Science reveals some people might just be better at Fortnite because they see in a higher FPS

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Zippy Bot@lemmy.zip · 9 months ago

Science reveals some people might just be better at Fortnite because they see in a higher FPS

Lojcs@lemm.ee · 9 months ago

I feel like bright flashes aren’t a good substitute for movement. If they measured eye’s normal resolution using led strips instead of paper that would come out low too