"It's Washed out" Monster Hunter Wilds is "GREY"? NOPE. WRONG!

[RotGoblin]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHlDva_w87w

Another Blunty episode on why your opinion may be misguided.

[GamingWithSilvertail]

All of them just gonna listen to daniel owen.

Daniel is a drama tuber now tbh XD

[Palicai]

Originally posted by GamingWithSilvertail:

All of them just gonna listen to daniel owen.

Daniel is a drama tuber now tbh XD

He is one of the FEW pro-consumer youtubers there is. Every video he makes, is for us to make the right decisions when it comes to buying hardware, tweaking settings, and having an overall better experience.

Ive been gaming for 30 years, i know how a PC works, but alot of people dont. He is a goldmine for those.

[Terra]

setting up your brightness settings doenst change that game is grey

[Prince-Nyan]

Originally posted by GamingWithSilvertail:

All of them just gonna listen to daniel owen.

Daniel is a drama tuber now tbh XD

The problem is that unless you're running the highest end cpu/gpu, you're not getting those graphics or performance.
This entire video is the equivalent of "I changed brightness and contrasts = no problems" except you can still see the same issues in both sides of the frame and it addresses none of the problems Daniel talked about.

It's a clickbait video for everyone unless you're using a VA or OLED, which are the minority.

[GamingWithSilvertail]

Originally posted by Terra:

setting up your brightness settings doenst change that game is grey

Nvidia vibrance would like a word with you... XD

[Palicai]

Originally posted by Prince-Nyan:

Originally posted by GamingWithSilvertail:

All of them just gonna listen to daniel owen.

Daniel is a drama tuber now tbh XD

The problem is that unless you're running the highest end cpu/gpu, you're not getting those graphics or performance.
This entire video is the equivalent of "I changed brightness and contrasts = no problems" except you can still see the same issues in both sides of the frame and it addresses none of the problems Daniel talked about.

It's a clickbait video for everyone unless you're using a VA or OLED, which are the minority.

False. I own a Nano-IPS screen, works for those too. VA and IPS are the most common screens around mate, OLED is still crawling.

If you dont know what you are talking about, sit down and seal up.

[Prince-Nyan]

Originally posted by Palikai:

False. I own a Nano-IPS screen, works for those too. VA and IPS are the most common screens around mate, OLED is still crawling.

If you dont know what you are talking about, sit down and seal up.

You contradict yourself and I don't see how your reply disproves anything in relation to OP. Think you need to chill if you're upset so easily, this isn't reddit.

[Palicai]

Originally posted by Prince-Nyan:

Originally posted by Palikai:

False. I own a Nano-IPS screen, works for those too. VA and IPS are the most common screens around mate, OLED is still crawling.

If you dont know what you are talking about, sit down and seal up.

You contradict yourself and I don't see how your reply disproves anything in relation to OP. Think you need to chill if you're upset so easily, this isn't reddit.

You must be american...WHAT are you talking about? Im agreeing with the OP, Blunty's video is spot on, and factual, your reply on the other hand is not.

I corrected YOU.

[RotGoblin]

Originally posted by Prince-Nyan:

The problem is that unless you're running the highest end cpu/gpu, you're not getting those graphics or performance.
This entire video is the equivalent of "I changed brightness and contrasts = no problems" except you can still see the same issues in both sides of the frame and it addresses none of the problems Daniel talked about.

It's a clickbait video for everyone unless you're using a VA or OLED, which are the minority.

Eh? If someone has a basement grade TN panel every game will look greyed out, so there's no reason to complain.

When you're on about issues on both sides of the frame, are you missing the point of the video, which is explicitly about the brightness/contrast and or incorrectly configured HDR settings?

[侍Kage]

Yep my game looked way better when i enabled hdr and adjusted brightness settings

[RotGoblin]

Originally posted by 侍Kage:

Yep my game looked way better when i enabled hdr and adjusted brightness settings

I guess I'm not the average user because this is stuff I tweak immediately on every game. I want my game to look right.

[GamingWithSilvertail]

Originally posted by Goblin:

Originally posted by 侍Kage:

Yep my game looked way better when i enabled hdr and adjusted brightness settings

I guess I'm not the average user because this is stuff I tweak immediately on every game. I want my game to look right.

Same

[Palicai]

Originally posted by Goblin:

Originally posted by 侍Kage:

Yep my game looked way better when i enabled hdr and adjusted brightness settings

I guess I'm not the average user because this is stuff I tweak immediately on every game. I want my game to look right.

I think i'd be shocked if there were a stat showing how many "gamers" just fire up a game, plug in the gamepad, start the game, and never open the options section.

They think its a console, its very much NOT...a console.

[★ Moonlight ★]

Originally posted by Palikai:

Originally posted by Goblin:

I guess I'm not the average user because this is stuff I tweak immediately on every game. I want my game to look right.

I think i'd be shocked if there were a stat showing how many "gamers" just fire up a game, plug in the gamepad, start the game, and never open the options section.

They think its a console, its very much NOT...a console.

TBH I do this 90% of the time unless something seems amiss because the defaults are perfectly fine.
If something seems wrong like the game being washed out it would stand to reason you'd check the setting though

[RotGoblin]

That this topic is being ignored by the usual crowd suggests to me that it's correct.