Does anyone think Real-Time ray-tracing will be revolutionary?
Ignoring the RTX ON memes, Ray Tracing has a visual impact on most games that have it. It can be subtle and obvious, but is it revolutionary? I've heard plenty of YouTubers, Discord Users, and various IRL people tell me that Ray Tracing is Revolutionary. However, I stand on the side of thinking it's more evolutionary. It's not quite like it changes everything, it just makes environments more realistic.
To me, for something to be revolutionary, it would have to be something that would change how games are made. If VR Exploded, instead of just being an expensive niche hobby, I'd see that as revolutionary. If Quantum Processors became mainstream and affordable, even for just online use by big companies, that could be a game changer for AI, game rendering, and it would likely change how games are made internally. Ideally, in that situation, I'd like to see a Quantum Co-Processor inside a consumer PC, but we're many years away from that happening.
what about you?
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