I uploaded some comparison screens with the different resolution options

[StackzGaming]

FYI - and this is my opinion.

I see no reason to run this game any higher than 1080p/120fps (if your device supports FPS that high) at a rendering scale of 100%, high shadow, reflections on. Because I see no appreciable difference in quality that it makes it worth any impact.

[DaBa]

Your own opinion isn't very useful for others, mainly because everybody has a different monitor.

If I ran this game at 1080p on my 37 inch screen it would look horrible, let alone my TV. In my case there's a very appreciable difference even between 1440p and 4k. It also stands to reason that if somebody has a screen capable of a higher resolution, they will have a GPU that can support running games at that resolution at least decently well.

And since this game is not very difficult to run (provided you turn off reflections), I see no reason why anybody with an ability to run the game at a high resolution would purposeful limit themselves to a lower one. It just doesn't make any sense.

[ObbyDent]

I have a 48 inch TV that I use as a monitor and I can absolutely see a difference. Your opinion is literally worthless because it depends on your specific setup.

[StackzGaming]

Originally posted by ObbyDent:

I have a 48 inch TV that I use as a monitor and I can absolutely see a difference. Your opinion is literally worthless because it depends on your specific setup.

Your response really should be:

"I've convinced myself that I see a difference, so I want to keep fighting the settings".

If there is a difference, it's so minuscule as to not matter. Either that or you're sitting way too close to a 48-inch "monitor".

[Shrike]

My sides.

[ObbyDent]

Originally posted by inveni_te_ipsum:

Originally posted by ObbyDent:

I have a 48 inch TV that I use as a monitor and I can absolutely see a difference. Your opinion is literally worthless because it depends on your specific setup.

Your response really should be:

"I've convinced myself that I see a difference, so I want to keep fighting the settings".

If there is a difference, it's so minuscule as to not matter. Either that or you're sitting way too close to a 48-inch "monitor".

I don't use the full monitor. I use as as a 21:9 aspect ratio so I use considerably less screen space than you think.

I absolutely see a difference, especially in 100% vs 200% render scale.