Do you know how many 100s to 1000s of hours go into making the animations, scripts, environment, and other assets for those games that make those wonderful graphics in real-time? Rendering the 3D images used in these games takes a long time due to the lighting, ray tracing takes a lot of time, but produces a more accurate and realistic image. Games doing it at runtime are cheating by using pre-baked lighting maps and what not, all of which as mentioned previously take many hours to do.
Wow. And here I am, thinking how to make something look fluid in just 20-30 frames.
Well you can't compromise with quality. An animations with 20-30 would look superbly fluid when compared to a 4-6 frame animation.
What do you mean ?
After 20 releases of the game, I was hoping for some kind of improvement in that regard.
a simple quick yes or no thanks 
