Bethesda was not one of the three, but Starfield does lack native DLSS
TL;DR: Over the weekend, John Linneman from Digital Foundry stirred up some ongoing controversy regarding AMD blocking developers from including Nvidia's DLSS tech with exclusivity deals. The tweets got people on both sides of the argument riled up, and some subsequent deletions and explanations were required to clear the air.
WTF?! It's not a Bethesda game if you can't hoard thousands of useless tiny objects in one room. Starfield maintains this amusing trait of the developer's past titles and pushes it to a new level with shockingly advanced physics calculations.
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