@xVulture
Reshade won't make you a better player. If you suck without Reshade, it will not magically improve your abilities. Any assertions to the contrary are baseless and delusional.
PC and consoles will forever remain distinct in several aspects, such as FPS, aim-assist, input methods, and input lag, to name a few. Therefore, it is utterly senseless and illogical to fixate on Reshade as a pivotal advantageous factor in this comparison; because it isn't. These platforms inherently differ in numerous ways, and it is entirely valid to argue the case for either platform based on their unique characteristics.
While it's understandable that some players may seek a more comfortable gaming experience, such as simply adjusting the brightness in dark atmosphere games, it is difficult to impose restrictions in this regard. However, it's important to note that Reshade serves a different purpose. Reshade is commonly used for legitimate reasons, including enhancing lighting, making dark areas darker, introducing other anti-aliasing options, and eliminating unpleasant color tints. Penalizing users based on mere speculation of potential misuse is uncalled for and lacks proper justification.
Focusing solely on Reshade as a means of "manipulation" disregards the broader significance of players' desire to personalize their gaming experience. This desire extends beyond the scope of Reshade itself. In fact, most GPU software already provides many of the features offered by Reshade. However, players often prefer Reshade due to its reduced impact on performance and ease of use.
