Most PC gamers try to make themselves look and feel better saying how 60fps should be a requirement and makes all and every type of game style look better. Feels better yes, but looking better is an Art style so it's subjective. Some game type just looks better at 30fps without a doubt. Forcing 60fps will give it a cartoony Arcady look that will kill the art style of the game for sure.
An example, Fire is not 60fps in real life, but forcing it in a game just kills the look of trying to render fire. Humans see at a variable framerate. If you looks down on the ground or at a wall while walking, it looks 60fps, but as soon as you walk into a group of people or pick your head up, everything seems 30-45fps. When you are driving, everything up ahead is clear but the side view is blurring from motion blur. Some PC gamers turn off motion blur and claim to be simulating real life at the same time accusing consoles of blurring mess.
60fps does not = Real life simulation as some of these PC gamers claim. Right now there are color corrections and lens filters. In the future when hardware is powerful enough to render all games above 60fps, there will be 30fps filters available to achieve the look of 30fps while maintaining the responsiveness of 60fps.
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