Super blurry graphics.

[Ash]

I have my settings on cinematic and the graphics are so blurry it almost looks like it's out of focus or the resolution is not right. I've triple checked everything and nothing makes a difference. I've linked a couple screenshots below to give you an idea what I mean. Anyone found any fixes? I know it's not just me because I've seen a lot of comments and threads with the same issue, but no fixes mentioned.

https://imgur.com/a/uxAkCYY

[Solid]

Could be a motion blur or brightness issue

[Ash]

Originally posted by Solid:

Could be a motion blur or brightness issue

It's not. I've adjusted both settings in various ways and it makes zero difference.

[Pavelb76]

Originally posted by Ash:

I have my settings on cinematic and the graphics are so blurry it almost looks like it's out of focus or the resolution is not right. I've triple checked everything and nothing makes a difference. I've linked a couple screenshots below to give you an idea what I mean. Anyone found any fixes? I know it's not just me because I've seen a lot of comments and threads with the same issue, but no fixes mentioned.

https://imgur.com/a/uxAkCYY

this is what worked for me:
1) Resolution Scale - reduce by a few points (2-3)
2) Secondary Scale - 100%

[Ash]

Originally posted by Pavelb76:

Originally posted by Ash:

I have my settings on cinematic and the graphics are so blurry it almost looks like it's out of focus or the resolution is not right. I've triple checked everything and nothing makes a difference. I've linked a couple screenshots below to give you an idea what I mean. Anyone found any fixes? I know it's not just me because I've seen a lot of comments and threads with the same issue, but no fixes mentioned.

https://imgur.com/a/uxAkCYY

this is what worked for me:
1) Resolution Scale - reduce by a few points (2-3)
2) Secondary Scale - 100%

Didn't fix it fully but it definitely made it a little better, thank you for this!

[Pavelb76]

Originally posted by Ash:

Originally posted by Pavelb76:

this is what worked for me:
1) Resolution Scale - reduce by a few points (2-3)
2) Secondary Scale - 100%

Didn't fix it fully but it definitely made it a little better, thank you for this!

https://imgur.com/1A1d6yj

[Pavelb76]

Originally posted by Ash:

Originally posted by Pavelb76:

this is what worked for me:
1) Resolution Scale - reduce by a few points (2-3)
2) Secondary Scale - 100%

Didn't fix it fully but it definitely made it a little better, thank you for this!

If Resolution Scale is set to max, it's perfect, but my game starts to lag (

[Ft_Ludacris]

Originally posted by Ash:

I have my settings on cinematic and the graphics are so blurry it almost looks like it's out of focus or the resolution is not right. I've triple checked everything and nothing makes a difference. I've linked a couple screenshots below to give you an idea what I mean. Anyone found any fixes? I know it's not just me because I've seen a lot of comments and threads with the same issue, but no fixes mentioned.

https://imgur.com/a/uxAkCYY

Not sure if you've tried it yet, but it could be the post processing. I'm not 100% sure what's all tied to it in this game specifically. But the chromatic aberration is pretty large in this game. I've got it set to high. Setting it to low might make the area of effect smaller, which will help more of the screen seem clearer.

[Ft_Ludacris]

Originally posted by Ash:

I have my settings on cinematic and the graphics are so blurry it almost looks like it's out of focus or the resolution is not right. I've triple checked everything and nothing makes a difference. I've linked a couple screenshots below to give you an idea what I mean. Anyone found any fixes? I know it's not just me because I've seen a lot of comments and threads with the same issue, but no fixes mentioned.

https://imgur.com/a/uxAkCYY

Sorry to quote reply again, but I'm an idiot and didn't look at your screenshot until after I replied. The reason that spot specifically looks like that is because of the depth of field. Since I didn't see an individual setting for it. It's safe to assume that's tied to the post processing setting as well. Hope this helps 👍 enjoy the game

[Orkhepaj]

these type of games are just badly programmed usually

[Avalanche]

It might be a setting, where it focuses on specific things, like characters having a conversation and it focuses on them and an item they are talking about and it tends to make it blurry for everything else........i forget what the option is called.

[Ash]

Originally posted by Avalanche:

It might be a setting, where it focuses on specific things, like characters having a conversation and it focuses on them and an item they are talking about and it tends to make it blurry for everything else........i forget what the option is called.

If you look at the screenshot you can tell that's not the issue. The adjustments above recommended by someone else made a minor fix at least but it looks to be a resolution scaling issue on the game's end.

[superbegita76800]

Originally posted by Ash:

I have my settings on cinematic and the graphics are so blurry it almost looks like it's out of focus or the resolution is not right. I've triple checked everything and nothing makes a difference. I've linked a couple screenshots below to give you an idea what I mean. Anyone found any fixes? I know it's not just me because I've seen a lot of comments and threads with the same issue, but no fixes mentioned.

https://imgur.com/a/uxAkCYY

Yes myself i have say too, the MAIN problem witch is also the performance's killer is the second slider for definition of light (global illuminatio) occlusion ambiant etc and other things
THIS setting you should have to 50% (at least it wa slike that for me) is very bad for definition CLEARLY (no pun intentend hu ?)

It's that simple raise it to the yes 70/0% yes BIG difference but yes it will cost HEAVILY for performance. In fact and i mean in antive 4k the opthers settings with say an rtx 3090 FE or egual are not very important high or Cinematic ike say 90% of big triple A games no sclaing at all or AKMOST, meaning yes no visual gains for big loss in performance generally.

But you have to remember that
Game is on UE5 and no upscaler are available meanign yes it's in native definition on a UE5 engine.. When you think about it ok for performanc eit made sense.
But the 50% second slider is horrendous visually yes big loss in precision of the picture

Max face at least that seem very blurry

You can try to made a mix as 70% caling for second slider (main one at 100% for global definition of the picture quality of course) and add SADLY yes i know the infmaous motion blur (not a fan at all IF your framerate is good for obvious blurry related reaosns)

But at least you can both ? sort of.. i mean in motion will be better and when no move, better too.

Actually except some very rare crashs it's the main problem of the game.

Honestly ? just a frame generation and boom ! here you goes ! At 100% game is not blurry at all (of course 50% for 4k is just 1080p render for anything else...)

[superbegita76800]

Originally posted by Ash:

Originally posted by Avalanche:

It might be a setting, where it focuses on specific things, like characters having a conversation and it focuses on them and an item they are talking about and it tends to make it blurry for everything else........i forget what the option is called.

If you look at the screenshot you can tell that's not the issue. The adjustments above recommended by someone else made a minor fix at least but it looks to be a resolution scaling issue on the game's end.

Problem of the game IS the second slider even if in native definition (4k include) with first slider above at 100% (meaning you are in native definition it work like DSR for Nvidia for all games)

I d'ont take think in bordeless the game doesn't take account the scaling of the rendering (for windows i mean )

But for true fullscreen exclusive (and yet you cn use hdr directly from your Nvidia gpu in reality )

Second slider was at 50% by default (so 1080p for anything else except the clarity of the picture but mean that shadows, global illumination and others effects was in..1080p witch very bad considering the 4)

Raise it to 100% and you will see the difference but problem slide show incoming. for sure.

Make a mixed from second slider and motion blur for trying to limit the damages. (i play on LG OLED C1 with sharpeness at maximum so i see all the differences for sure)

I am pretty sure the scaling doesn't go above high at best and yet.

[NYX]

ye my game my game quality is blurry to ♥♥♥♥ right now i was fine early on but when i hop on play a day later its all blurry i messed with quality and fps its still renders my game like its 480p and fps to a crap like im running 10 and i got a beefy pc that can handle it

[lise.vulv]

Secondary scale on 100% it helped me