I'm not sure if the niche of hardcore competitive guys buying expensive low-latency monitors is really something to be concerned about. But dropped packets/lag

I'm not sure if the niche of hardcore competitive guys buying expensive low-latency monitors is really something to be concerned about. But dropped packets/lag spikes are a real issue. I gave the Stadia trial a shot and never had a play session where I didn't have several instances where the game would start stuttering or straight-up freeze for a few seconds and I'd have to wait until it sorted itself out before I could continue playing. Maybe that's fine if you're playing a turn-based RPG or visual novel, but that's a complete dealbreaker for any game with real-time action (most of them). And I don't know how you fix that issue without making internet infrastructure 100% perfect and reliable. Good luck with that.