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How Naive..
Play boss fight without DSfix and you'll see the proper FUR effect on SIF.
(Since you are playing in ultra high resolution, you are breaking it)
First off, if I have to run the game in a blurry resolution to see the "proper" effect, then there's something wrong with the effect. Second, when I first played through Dark Souls I essentially was running without dsfix. My good monitor died so I was on a backup with a 1024x768 native resolution so all I used dsfix for was to adjust the resolution slightly to fit my display (default was 1024x720 IIRC, so not too far off). Regardless of the resolution, the fur effect looks horrendous.
Running the game outside its intended specifications and expecting everything to look absolutely top notch, isn't a good overview.
Game was never meant to run in any resolution above its locked values*, nor have any amounts of SweetFX configuration settings over it.
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Yes it does, either ways.
Again, it looks hideous no matter what resolution you're playing at. Whether at default or 1080p, it is painful to look at. The screenshot I linked is 720p and it still looks terrible. I'm just wondering why they would program such a terrible fur effect when using a flat texture would have been easier, less processing intensive, and looked better.
My point is, it isn't just the fact that the tech is outdated. That's not the issue. What I'm saying is why would they go through the extra effort of designing such a crappy fur effect when a flat texture would have been much easier and looked better? Even the dogs in Minecraft are more pleasant to look at than Sif.
It changed the experience I had during that fight. Again, it has nothing to do with low quality graphics because the entire game looks like something out of 2005. The problem is that the fur effect is jarringly bad. It's actually painful to look at. Kind of like staring at an optical illusion or something. I don't know. It's very distracting.
But the first time you didn't even pay attention to it, correct? So, it can't be bad enough to ruin the game or worsen it in any meaningful way.
of course he/she will have bad fur! that 300 years of grave defending must've soiled Sif's fur, i mean, after 300 years its not like someone will look the same.