Unfortunately AMD has very low market penetration, on top of that, the user has to be aware of this Vulkan in Mesa driver for Windows and have the will to install it only to perform likely worse than the widely tested proprietary driver.
If anything, we are looking at a project that will take several years to reap marginal benefits.
I’m still missing the point in all of this, Valve isn’t stupid, they are seeing something I don’t. I guess I’ll have to wait some time and let them show me.
Devs have another incentive to target Vulkan first rather then need something like vk3d
Unfortunately AMD has very low market penetration, on top of that, the user has to be aware of this Vulkan in Mesa driver for Windows and have the will to install it only to perform likely worse than the widely tested proprietary driver.
If anything, we are looking at a project that will take several years to reap marginal benefits.
I’m still missing the point in all of this, Valve isn’t stupid, they are seeing something I don’t. I guess I’ll have to wait some time and let them show me.