I know for me that's the case - the Air is a fantastic everyday laptop, great plugged into a screen and covers a lot of bases, but for gaming & other Pro workflows, for hobbiest computing, it's not hard to be looking elsewhere. A lot of Mac users have become used to being able to dual boot for what feels like decades. Are you sure you want to open it click on Open. If you see a warning NVIDIA GeForce Now is an app downloaded from the Internet. One thing I will say, is the loss of Bootcamp, coupled with growing interest in gaming on PC - even doing a build - I think this time around Mac folks are actually looking at the PC as a 'Pro' purchase - or at least, that's where that money is going, because the Mac can no longer scratch that itch for tinkerers and folks who like to dual boot. To play Genshin Impact on a Mac using GeForce Now just follow these instructions: Download GeForce Now for Mac and install it on your Mac. Even if folks do some creative projects every now and then, the Air is enough - and in some ways that competitive advantage of Apple Silicon is a shot to the foot, most folks just don't need a MacBook Pro anymore.
Performance-wise, the Air can do most tasks outside of demanding Pro workflows. I think it was on Unbox Therapy where the guys were talking about what people are looking for in a slow economy, and that's value for money.
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