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Has some Youtuber or Twitch influencer been saying that or something?
Because whilst looks are down to personal perspective, Wilds is clearly graphically superior to World, though a much muter colour palette.
Who could have guessed?
Most of them have no inner thought and asking them a conditional hypothetical would be truly peak entertainment if it wasn't for the fact that their vote count as much as yours.
Hope is that their frontal cortex in not fully developed yet, but that hope is wishful thinking.
But why does it look so bad when tuned down? Because of TAA (blur) and the usage of upscaling (another source of blur because of low resolution). FSR and DLSS uses internally TAA to remove aliasing.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3421662905
Nah, the game looks bad no matter what settings you're running at. Stop telling people their PCs are bad, when it's clear the game is the problem.
Rise was an obvious switch port. Wilds doesn't look worse than world.
It doesn't, but you clearly have distance blur on.
I also doubt that's 1440p native, looks more like 720p to me.
I DID run the benchmark in 720 btw. I looks MUCH worse than this.
Capcom mandated REngine use for this and other games.
Well you have Framegen on (I can tell from the score) which means presumably you have FSR/DLSS on as well.
I have ryzen 7 7700, RX 7900XT, 32Gb RAM at 5600Mhz, M.2 SSD and the benchmark on High preset (no frame gen) had 58ish FPS in that same spot at 3440x1440 resolution.
EDIT:
To get the benchmark at 60FPS at all times i had to drop shadows to medium, FSR to balanced and some other stuff to medium (but idk if that even did anything). With those settings i managed to get 66 FPS in that spot which is still low.
Once you start hunting there will be more effects during the battle, more players, more NPCs and it the absolute BEST result was 66FPS with NOTHING going on then you are looking at <50FPS during a fight.
EDIT 2: Your CPU is 6-core which is probably the bottleneck here.
My score with upscaling on was 23245 at 136 average fps. Without upscaling it was 23872 with 70fps average.