I cap most graphic-intensive games to 30 on my PC simply because it keeps the GPU at a frosty 50-60 degrees and makes less way less fan noise as a result (plus it lets me have higher settings than if I'm trying to get a smooth 60+ fps).
At the end of the day if the frame rate is stable there's really nothing wrong with 30 fps for single-player open world games, or any non-competitive game really. It's when the game's capped at 30 fps because the system is struggling to run it in the first place and has constant lag spikes that it's an issue, but then that's a problem with the performance, not with the concept of a 30fps experience.
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u/sherbodude 9h ago
It's only 30fps on the PS4 and that's how a lot of people played it