Feature Request: Please Add XeSS 3 Multi-Frame Generation Support for Where Winds Meet (燕云十六声)

[xiaokexi]

Hello Intel Graphics Team,
I would like to request official Intel XeSS 3 Multi-Frame Generation (MFG) and Xe Low Latency support for Where Winds Meet (燕云十六声).
The game already has a large player base in China and internationally, and many Intel Arc users would greatly benefit from XeSS Frame Generation, especially users of GPUs such as the Intel Arc B580 and B570.
I hope Intel can work with the developers of Where Winds Meet to integrate the full XeSS 3 technology suite, including:
XeSS Super Resolution
XeSS Frame Generation / Multi-Frame Generation
2x / 3x / 4x Frame Generation if possible
Intel Xe Low Latency
Further Intel Arc driver optimization for the game
It would also be very helpful if Intel could add a XeSS Frame Generation Override profile for Where Winds Meet in Intel Graphics Software, if technically possible.
There was already a previous Intel Community thread regarding Where Winds Meet, where users requested XeSS Frame Generation and low-latency support. I hope Intel can reconsider this specifically as a feature request for XeSS 3, rather than only as a game performance troubleshooting issue.
Thank you for continuing to improve Intel Arc and XeSS. I hope Where Winds Meet can become one of the officially supported XeSS 3 titles.

[StanleyB_Intel]

Hello xiaokexi,

Thank you for reaching out to the Intel Community Forum. 

I have noted your feedback regarding official XeSS 3 Multi-Frame Generation, Xe Low Latency, and further Intel Arc driver optimization support for Where Winds Meet and will make sure it is forwarded to the appropriate Intel product and engineering teams for their awareness.

It is also worth knowing that XeSS is an open technology, meaning game developers can reach out to Intel directly to explore integration. If you would like to help push things forward, feel free to encourage the Where Winds Meet development team to look into XeSS 3 support, as developer interest and community demand both play an important role in how quickly these integrations move forward.

Thank you for your continued support of Intel Arc and for being such an engaged member of the community. Should you have any additional questions, please let me know.

Best regards,

Stanley B.

Intel Customer Support Technician