I Do Not Upscale To "Quality". I Do Not Upscale To "Balanced". I Do Not Upscale To "Performance". I Run The Game On Native Resolution, And If The Game Doesn't Run At A Reasonable Amount Of Fps, I Refund It!

The gaming equivalent of "it compiles on my machine" energy, except instead of blaming the environment, you're blaming the entire game studio. Imagine having such uncompromising standards that you'd rather return a game than let DLSS or FSR do their AI upscaling magic.

While modern gamers are out here embracing NVIDIA's "Performance" mode (which is basically rendering at 720p and pretending it's 4K), this person is standing firm like they're defending the Alamo. No compromises. No shortcuts. Native resolution or death.

It's the same mentality as refusing to use a framework because "real programmers write vanilla JavaScript" or insisting on writing assembly because C is "too high-level." Technically principled? Sure. Practical? Absolutely not. But you gotta respect the commitment to dying on that hill while everyone else is enjoying their 120fps upscaled gameplay.

Pro tip: The game devs don't care about your refund—they already got paid, and you're just missing out on the fun while the rest of us are enjoying buttery smooth frames with a little AI assistance.