Of course it does. It has to do with utilization of the system infrastructure as a whole. Xbox One is different, not traditional. Stop being lazy.

Taking quotes out of context.

According to DF it’s 60 fps 99% of the time.

The gap between PS4 and XB1 is greater than 360/PS3.

There will be no parity if PS4’s stronger hardware is being pushed. In essentially every way, the PS4’s hardware is more powerful than the XBO’s.

If they’re the same resolution, PS4 will have a framerate or visual effects advantage, or its stronger hardware isn’t being pushed.

Factual PS4 Hardware Advantages: +6 CUs, +540 GFlops (40% greater) or more (1.3TF to 1.84TF), +16 ROPs, +6 ACEs/CQs, better GPGPU support (volatile bit and onion+ gpu cache bypass bus), better performing CPU, faster unified memory, and less OS overhead.

No amount of API updates is going to make up for that hardware gap.

Exclusively 1080p 60 FPS console games on PS4: MGS V, CoD Ghosts, FFXIV, Tomb Raider, MLB The Show 14, Resogun, Trials Fusion, Diablo 3 (higher framerate), Project Cars, Metro Redux, TLOU Remastered, more.

Good point! DF didn’t even think about the TLOU situation before blurting out their statement.

Yep, even Delorean isn’t a fix, it’s basically just the servers attempting to guess what you’re actions will be based on past data tracked from past games..
Latency will always be an issue while we’re using current broadband tech, unless your Xbox One can use the power of a PC you have at home, with a decent spec multiple times the power of said console.

Non-latency sensitive tasks are where that power should be spent, with the console dealing with stuff you’re directly interacting with.

i’m sure it’ll be the same on both if games hit 1080p, ps4 usually offers slightly better frame rates and maybe more room for better AA but apart from that playing it on both will be identical. it’s like when 360 games apparently ran better than ps3, but you couldn’t really see the difference.

Was the cut and paste a prediction of what may come? 😛