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set texture resolution to high or ultra and see the changes
impact isnt too big, so this one should be on ultra in all cases, unless idk maybe a 2gb card cant handle ultra because of low memory.
comparison @ about 5 mins
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=385eG1IEZMU
I have radeon sharpening enabled and it makes the game look sharp enough for me.
Documents\Rockstar Games\Red Dead Redemption 2\Settings
Open the file 'system.xml' in Wordpad and locate the "<sharpenIntensity value="1.000000" />"
change the value to say '1.500000' or '2.000000' for example and see what you think, it's personal preference. Be aware though that if you make changes in this file, it will revert to it's original value if you start messing around in the graphics settings again. You can set the file to read-only, but then just remember that it is read-only for future graphics tweaking.
This is nonsense.
At 1080p TAA is always a little blurry, but this game is worse than others. It's also why many games that deploy this form of AA have a 'Sharpening' option in the game settings.