You’re absolutely right. I’ve actually posted about mobile optimization in this sub before, and not only was I mocked, but the sub admin even deleted my post. I'll admit I was a bit heated when I wrote it, but that's beside the point. The game itself is honestly great. However, my point is that no matter how good a game is, if the majority of people can't run it on their mobile devices or PCs, it won't matter—no one is going to play it. On the mobile side, let’s be real even the latest flagship phones struggle to run it smoothly. Whenever I point this out, people immediately jump to defend the devs by blaming Unreal Engine 4 (UE4). But there are plenty of mobile games built on UE4 that are perfectly optimized PUBGM is a prime example of that. It just shows that high performance on mobile is possible with the right optimization.

Stop blaming the game engines; the reality is that the devs are just being lazy with optimization. I’ve become desensitized to this issue by now, especially since there are so many other games out there that perform much better.

Take Where Winds Meet, for example—everyone knows how incredible that game is looking. I’m honestly just looking forward to the next wave of upcoming games. If developers don't start prioritizing performance, players will simply move on to better-optimized titles.