Switching between DirectX versions is a complex technical challenge. Each DirectX version is intricately integrated with different features and capabilities in the game's engine. Moving from DirectX 9 to a newer version isn't just a simple update; it requires a complete engine overhaul. This involves extensive reworking of graphics rendering, physics calculations, and performance optimizations.
Undertaking such a project would mean months of development work, including writing new code, ensuring hardware compatibility, and conducting thorough testing. Redesigning key game components might also be necessary.
While we continuously aim to enhance game performance, updating DirectX is not feasible at this time due to these complexities.