Of course, I truly believe the shader cache stutters are a big issue, it isn't about sensitivity. The thing is, while it is a big problem for me, it slowly goes away the more I use the emulator. If that's not happening for you, unless you're playing something like Metroid Prime (which, is a huge exception to all rules; those games will jutter all the time no matter what and we hope that it's just a shader cache problem, but we don't know.), you should be experiencing the same issues.
I have microstutter too sometimes, and the way I fixed that was by lowering IR. I understand your frustrations with things not being perfect, but, a perfectly accurate GC/Wii emulator would probably run <5 fps. So, what we're left with is trying to figure out how to make it better. Shader Emitting is not exactly an easy task, and it nestled deep within the emulator. Any kind of quick fix would 1: Damage compatibility with games. 2: Possibly break graphics. 3: Without a roadmap, it would not be upgradeable in the future. So, someone wouldn't want to waste a lot of time just getting the feature in right away; it has to be done properly.
And even if we wanted a quick fix, It's definitely not going to be easy. If you're saying that they don't care about this issue because it's not fixed, you're absolutely wrong; it's just that no one has found a proper solution for it yet.
I have microstutter too sometimes, and the way I fixed that was by lowering IR. I understand your frustrations with things not being perfect, but, a perfectly accurate GC/Wii emulator would probably run <5 fps. So, what we're left with is trying to figure out how to make it better. Shader Emitting is not exactly an easy task, and it nestled deep within the emulator. Any kind of quick fix would 1: Damage compatibility with games. 2: Possibly break graphics. 3: Without a roadmap, it would not be upgradeable in the future. So, someone wouldn't want to waste a lot of time just getting the feature in right away; it has to be done properly.
And even if we wanted a quick fix, It's definitely not going to be easy. If you're saying that they don't care about this issue because it's not fixed, you're absolutely wrong; it's just that no one has found a proper solution for it yet.