Well yes, I do this. But there needs to be default settings and from what I’ve seen, most new users don’t visit the settings menu at all. Which leaves alot users just assuming the game looks awful, and others just assuming the game is laggy.
I know about the variance between chipsets, I’m proposing not necessarily detecting the hardware itself, but more like a mini-stress test on each component that would return some values indicating what the user’s machine is capable on average. Thus optimizing user experience without the need of their specific input.
Roblox kind of already does this to some degree if the user has graphics on auto, so I’d like the ability to hook into that a little bit.