u/Visible-Example-7612

For context, I'm playing on the ROG Xbox Ally X.

With most modern AAA games, I have to drop the graphics settings to Low or Medium just to get a somewhat playable 30–40 FPS. Even games like Grounded and Grounded 2 struggle to maintain decent frame rates unless I turn everything down.

And then there's RDR2.

This game has one of the most detailed, dense, and visually stunning open worlds I've ever seen. The lighting, vegetation, weather, NPCs, animations, draw distances, everything looks incredible.

Yet somehow, on the same handheld, I can crank up the graphics to High and consistently get 60+ FPS.

And the crazy part is that RDR2 is a massive open-world game from 2018 that still looks better than a lot of games releasing today.

How the hell did Rockstar pull this off? Is it something about their engine, the way the world is rendered, or just an insane amount of optimization?

Genuinely curious what makes RDR2 so much more efficient than many modern games.

I think I will soon make it my default. I still use Arc as my default browser mostly for spaces. But this one has got a lot of reasons for me to switch.

I am a newbie to options trading, and I was starting to read books about trading. But I keep hearing things like - people lose a lot more money in it than they make. So I am starting to think whether studying about it is even worth it? Because ultimately most of us just follow the herd. If we get some advice from friends, or read it somewhere, we search for the supporting evidences and just do that. So this doesn't really require any deep understanding of trading.

So I am just wondering whether i should even spend time studying it in depth, or just understand the basics and get going.

Please DM if you are a trainer, have any leads, or comment if know any genuine places/agencies to enquire from.

Thanks.

Please DM if you are a trainer, have any leads, or comment if know any genuine places/agencies to enquire from.

Thanks.