Nobody cares about it until its normal and expected. We just need to get past the hurdle of it, once a bunch of raytracing cards are out in the wild (as now ar

Nobody cares about it until its normal and expected. We just need to get past the hurdle of it, once a bunch of raytracing cards are out in the wild (as now are), more games will be made with such effects, and this will push more need for raytracing hardware, until we almost entirely abandon raster. Honestly raster feels inherently "unreal", a drawing as opposed to a real space. While raytrace feels like recreation of reality.