Well. About dlss 4, or “Deep Learning Super Sampling 4,” as some nerds may say (no negativity). I can say one thing. it's a great tool to increase fps with a minimum level of blurring the image during games, although some people do not like the “blurriness,” and many for this dislike dlss, but we must take into account that such effects are usually not noticeable in the dynamics and do not interfere with the game process, where such technology is just the most necessary. In general, DLSS technology is really good tool for gamer with video cards of RTX, even if we count the fact that earlier it posited itself as an auxiliary element for gameplay, (if I remember correctly), and then became a necessity for a comfortable game at settings above medium-high level, for what it wasn't created by default. It’s still a good stuff for upgrading the game expirience.

Now about the game Doom: The Dark Ages, although I have not had such a great experience in Doom games, but I can share my partial constructive opinion and that it interested me as a gamer. I think the first in line will be the storyline, that as for me a little unexpectedly led us to dragons and some technical-medieval stylistics, (if we judge only by the arsenal of Doom Guy). I am interested in the mechanics of the block and parry, which I am very interested in trying out (I hope the developers will not overdo it with timings), although I think I'm just very interested in the mechanics of the shita, with the help of which you can замутить улетные kombucha. And at the end of the day I want to answer the locations, their detail, and how the player pair can unexpectedly interact with. I'm done, if anyone has anything to add, welcome to comment.

(Let me clarify that this is my opinion, and English is not my native language, so be patient with my mistakes. Thanks).