The Performance Max Campaigns are designed to complement keyword-based search campaigns.
So, what does all this mean? Let’s take a more extensive look at what this means for Pay Per Click Campaigns. This new campaign type gives users yet another layer of automation so performance can be optimized in real-time. And adding this.Google recently launched its beta test for Performance Max Campaigns in Google Ads. I like options and giving us more breathing room, but that should be done when other features are perfected. I’m not saying that I’m ungrateful for this feature, but I just think this is another reminder of needing to prioritize the features that people want the most (like improvements in the current UI creation system). This just means that it’s a feature that only 1% or so will use, which is quite low for all the resources spent into making it possible.
Let’s not even talk about games who rely heavily on part physics, user-made explosions, etc. In simulators, you wouldn’t even be able to see the coins (their areas are quite small). Obbies would be difficult to complete due to everyone being the way. FPS games would be a nightmare in terms of performance with thousands of bullets flying past every second. This brings me to my next point: how many games need 100+ players? Apart from roleplay and open-explore games, which there are only so many, it wouldn’t be necessary to have this amount. I’ve seen the filter gets overloaded with <50 players, so how is it going to handle hundreds of messages trying to pass every second? Even if it can handle, how can someone follow a conversation when everything just gets bumped up with that many messages being sent? Is there going to be/is there a “slow mode” feature like how YouTube streams and Discord does it? If so, this just makes communication 2x more difficult to do. How well will this work not only in terms of performance for the lower-end users, but also the chat filter.
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