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You start off the post by taking a subtle shot at those that like to defend the game for what it is. You then proceed to complain about engine updates by comparing two completely different games to one another. Then you claim that because a company has billions of dollars, they should basically update their engine, while forgetting the fact that most people buy their games because they run on lower end PCs. You then end the post with subtle bigotry.
I understand the point you're trying to make here, but at the same time, some of the most popular games out there don't have up-to-date engines.
Creation Engine 2 hasn't been developed in house. Bethesda outsourced it to a company called The Forget to add FSR and DLSS compatibility.
In house their lighting expert quit. The current Creation Engine uses deferred lighting which is an old standard now.
The process isn't so simple as swapping engines, these aren't cars.
in fact rsr works pretty well on fallout 4, but on fallout 76 the screen settings prevent rsr from working half the time, and the graphics aren't upscaled when it does work, it just increases the 1080p to 4k making everything look just as bad as the game looks.
remove frame gen, and the game has this ugliness to it. it's like 12 different painters painted everything on the canvas and they all each used different materials, like oils, regular, watercolor, pastel, color pencil, crayons. you get the point. the game is hideous with rsr, and on the verge of it even without rsr.
i assume the framegen not being in 76 is because of said reason, it looks horrendously bad.
no pov settings, the worse ambient occlusion, and literally weirdly colored meshes that make the game have this euugghh.
while fallout 4 is more hd, and runs smoother even when the city dips happen. no cringy mobs that are 50-60 levels higher than you taking 4,003 bullets to kill, no worrying about people not coming to your base to buy your extremely cheap items like food/ ammo/ guns/ legendaries.
no worrying about a questless feeling game where the whole entire gameplay feels like i need more caps and to kill things without looting, no worrying about not looting because your stash is full.
fallout 76 sucks. literally in every aspect.
play some fallout 4 survival, and get off this trash can called 76.
Make sure to run Fullscreen and select a resolution different than your Desktop Resolution, and FSR is enabled in the Control Panel (Radeon Software).
Not sure why it wouldn't be working after that, sorry
In the Radeon Software you can enable RSR, thats not FSR only similar.
https://www.amd.com/en/products/software/adrenalin/radeon-super-resolution.html
FidelityFX Super Resolution requires game integration, whereas Radeon Super Resolution is a driver-based solution included in AMD Software (hardware requirements apply) that will work with thousands of games, specifically with any game running in exclusive full screen mode on AMD RDNA™ architecture-based or newer graphics hardware.
RSR and FSR will live alongside each other. RSR will benefit most on games that do not natively support FSR. However, if a game does have FSR, then we recommend using FSR as an in-game implementation that will typically yield better results.
I'd suggest getting AMD's Driver Uninstaller from their website and trying an older WHQL version of their Drivers for Windows - then if it doesn't work with those - do a Full Update/Reinstall from the Radeon Software itself, Restart, and see if the game utilizes it then. GL with it