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If it's resolution, doublecheck your quality settings and resolution, smaller resolutions will downsize the sprites which can cause them to look a little mushy especially during animations.
If it's stuttery it may be an FPS issue which is tied to quality settings and your hardware.
hi, i tried taking a screenshot during a run but the problem isn't caught. i tried 2560*1440, 1920*1080, at medium and ultra, @59 or 84fps, with or without gsync and there's a very heavy "ghosting" of the character in each case. Don't have the trouble on other games (the most demanding one i play atm being RDR2)
not sure if "ghosting" is the right term, and i don't know how to describe it better than "blurry" i see the character moving like i was playing without my glasses on.