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Most games allow you to change graphical settings. In my opinion, at least for a few reasons it is important that there should be as many as possible graphical options. Probably the most important is that reducing graphical details would allow people who have older computers to play games that they normally would not have access to. This means more money for developers, so it is also in their own beast interest. After all, studios that produce games are doing it for money, so why exclude potential clients by not allowing them to reduce the settings? There were some games that did not succeed as much as they could, because of high system requirements. The system requirements would naturally be lower if the developers would allow players to choose reduced graphical details. Age of Conan is a good example of a game that would benefit if there were more graphical settings. That is because the game is suffering from lag, when there are many players on the same screen. While there is nothing wrong with creating a highly sophisticated graphical engine, there should also be an option to reduce the details, as having dozens of characters displayed on one screen will otherwise cause tremendous lag. There are many gamers that agree that performance of a game measured in frames per second is more important than the quality of graphics.