The Kingdom Come: Deliverance director defends DLSS 5
, by Thibaut
DLSS 5 continues to be the focus of much discussion, whether among gamers or industry professionals. The latter group seems quite enthusiastic about the arrival of this technology.
In addition to Bethesda Softworks, Capcom, and Warner Bros. Games—all of which are NVIDIA partners—Warhorse Studios appears to be quite excited about this tool. On X, Daniel Vávra, director of the excellent Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, described the initial experience as simply “a little strange”. According to him, DLSS 5 could eventually replace ray tracing, which is often described as “an expensive technology”.
"I can imagine in the future devs will be able to train this tech for particular art style or specific people faces and it might replace expensive raytracing etc. This is just a little uncanny beginning. No way haters will stop this. Its way more than a soap opera effect every tv has when you turn motion smoothing on."
A statement that inevitably sparked a strong reaction on social media.