Honestly, I'd laugh only after seeing the PC version. Games being locked at only 30fps on console has so far been a pretty bad indication for how well the PC version performs. Still, very early to draw any conclusions.*Laughs in PC-anese
It's not that early, this is in all likelihood basically done, and they're in the home stretch of balance tuning and polishing it up to release by end of March. That gives it basically 6 months from release.
We'll have a better idea when there's a release date as "2025" is quite vague. If it's the first few months I'd agree with you, but for all we know it could be December which means they have a loooong way to go.
there are ways around it on PC though. DLSS and Frame Generation. There's even a Steam program you can download to help brute force performance on PC.
You can certainly try, but there's a limit to what you can fix. Stuff like Jedi survivor and dead space for example remain pretty much broken with people hoping for an eventual fix by the developer and I have a few other that I've found unplayable myself despite all sorts of bruteforcing methods. Anyway, the point was, it's still a bit early for gloating. let's wait and see.
Maybe wait til the game comes out then. However, as a recent example:
www.playstationlifestyle.net
Dead Space broken how? I played the trial and only the traversal stutters were still there.
Same, I wanted to double dip and I bowed out after the trial. The game is stuttering constantly, it can't remain smooth for 5 seconds at a time regardless of fps. I was getting over 100 frames yet the experience was borderline unplayable. I guess you could call it traversal stutter, but when it occurs multiple times on the same tiny room then we got a bigger problem.
As hard as they're pushing it right now, and given how Capcom normally does things, it would be highly, highly irregular if this wasn't coming out by early 2025.
