Boundary EA Launch Q&A – Devs Explain Long Delays, Confirm Removal of DLSS (and RTX) in Favor of FSR2 and XeSS

How do FSR2 and XeSS compare to DLSS in terms of performance?

Recently, the launch of Boundary EA has been met with some delay, which resulted in questions and speculation regarding the removal of two support features: DLSS (and RTX) in favor of FSR2 and XeSS. To address the worries of their fans and users, the developers of Boundary EA provide answers in a Q&A session, which has been released to the public.

One of the main topics of discussion was the removal of DLSS and RTX, which were initially planned to be featured in the game. The developers mention that due to the long delays, it was no longer thought to be the ideal decision for the game’s performance. As such, the decision was made to remove them in favor of FSR2 and XeSS. They mention that FSR2 has been tested to be more effective in achieving a higher level of performance, while being more accessible than DLSS or RTX.

In addition to this, the developers also answer questions about the long delays, which were met with an understandable concern from the community. After extensive exploration, the developers mentioned that the delays were caused by two main factors: a need to established quality control protocols and necessary game optimization. To ensure the highest level of performance, the developers took the extra time (longer than originally planned) to ensure that the game was as streamlined and efficient as possible.

Ultimately, the Q&A session was helpful in addressing the questions and worries of Boundary EA’s fans and users. By removing DLSS and RTX in favor of FSR2 and XeSS, and explaining the delays that were due to necessary game optimization, the developers have clarified their decisions and displayed the hard work that went into the making of Boundary EA.