Everyone looks shiny or wet

[Dragon Sin]

After the camp celebration (after resolving the grove's main conflict) I went to talk to Volo in order to trade with him. During that conversation he began looking as if his entire model was wet or covered in a shiny/reflective gloss. I thought the issue would resolve itself with some reloading or restarting the game, but the issue persists in camp. Worse still, the issue now seems to plague my entire game. Every conversation and character now has a similar visual effect applied to them, even after hours of gameplay.

Is there a fix for this issue? I've yet to see a post or thread on this particular bug. I'll take some screenshots and add them to the thread so you can all see what I'm referring to. It's just a very distracting glitch.

[Dragon Sin]

Initial bug occurrence on main character:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2730501374

Initial bug occurrence on Volo:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2730500928

Bug occurrence after 3-4 hours of gameplay (harder to see from farther away, but still noticable):
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2730500582

[God Queen 158]

I haven't seen this bug before. Does the issue get better, worse, or stay the same when you tweak graphics settings?

I think I did see a similar glitch like 4 patches ago where there were weird lines on the screen. If you load an earlier save prior to the party scene, is the issue still there?

[Dragon Sin]

引用自 God Queen 158：

I haven't seen this bug before. Does the issue get better, worse, or stay the same when you tweak graphics settings?

I think I did see a similar glitch like 4 patches ago where there were weird lines on the screen. If you load an earlier save prior to the party scene, is the issue still there?

Just reloaded after taking a break and the issue is gone for the first time in 2 days of playing. If it comes back I'll post the conditions immediately preceding the bug and check to see if the issue changes based on graphics settings.

From what I remember, lighting had a larger effect on it, as the reflections resembled the lighting conditions more clearly (e.g. very visible in the open or at camp around the fire, but not noticeable in the Underdark). The issue was always present though.

Edit: The following issue went away after a restart. Ah, the joys of early access :)
I should also note that before restarting the game I was getting around 60 fps, and now I'm barely getting 40 with the same settings. Changing the settings is having little to no effect either way (increasing settings isn't decreasing fps, and vice versa). My GPU utilization is still about the same (60%).