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Competitive fighting games require each frame to be rendered within 16.67 ms (60 fps), and input latency exceeding 4 frames (approximately 67 ms) will seriously affect the feel of controls; in turn-based RPGs, the AI model has a 1000–3000 ms inference time window during attack animations.
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