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Had to use ulq for a few months after my pc died, its like playing with 2003 era graphics and makes it fairly impossible to engage at 1km+
As I play with ULQ because my hardware can only keep up 10 fps max on ULQ and 1024x780 res I can safely say that ULQ at times is the worst type of settings you can play on, bloom and reflections will screw you up big time. Playing simulator air battles is out of the question due to the light in the cockpit which makes it impossible to spot enemies. Clouds are invisible-mode for any enemy player regardless on how good you are at spotting (you can only see a faint line of the propellor, if it's a jet... good luck, and yes you can spot via crew skill but not everyone has aced crew.)
Tank wise it's even worse, some tanks (especially Italian tanks) have the same exact colour as the envirorment, so you have to make out the shape of the tank pixel by pixel. Things such as tank track marks on the ground or ground deformations are not present, which makes your trail hunting impossible. And often I find myself in the position where tanks are simply not rendered, and they pop up randomly after I focus on their area for at least 5 seconds, might be hardware, might be server issues idk. But generally it's not ULQ that's controversial, it's the render distances. I would set them at max but then again, toaster pc.
I stopped playing for a week rather than play ulq.
People need to play ulq to see just how bad it is but they would rather blame ulq than them playing badly.
I'll share my ULQ story too :P
I played on a really bad desktop for the first year or so of playing War Thunder. It was pretty terrible, but I didn't know better at the time. I was also really bad, so there was no real advantage I could have gotten out of it anyway
fast forward to today, I have a decent gaming computer, but also a laptop
every time I am on holiday, I am forced to use my Laptop. And I can say playing on min settings sucks so much more than anyone so far has even come close to mentioning.
it hurts your eyes to stare at the screen. It physically hurts to use
I had to squint to see targets, and it was impossible to tell when tanks were dead and when they were alive, so still tanks and dead tanks were the same for me.
there were also lots of glitches and visual bugs. Just don't play ULQ for the "advantage"
yeah, I think I managed 3 games before i said screw this and played a different game.
It is just terrible on ulq.
Having a computer able to run max, then reducing the settings is prob more of an advantage than running on ulq.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5uXw57hCwI
I played with and with out ulq on a good rig with ulq some maps especialy at range are laughably unbalanced because all the bushes that make up the majority of cover don't draw over a few hundred meters
I'm actually able to get a better K/D in Realistic Battles as mentioned above so I can confirm it does give advantage. It may not be much but an advantage is still an advantage especially when used properly.
South part of the Poland map contains thick forest foliage and people who are using Ultra Low Quality settings can easily pick you off far away as the render distance of the trees are less.
This affects the following gamemode maps:
2 main points addressed about advantages in total:
If you can't counter any of this statement of mine then you can't deny that it does give advantage overall.
On UHQ, I'm able to spot tanks while still in the third person mode from greater distances, much greater distances. Tanks that may be covered in bushes, while also hiding in bushes, I'm still spotting details that give away their position. On ULQ this is simply not possible.
While in the air, I found it very difficult to spot any planes that weren't probably within, a rough estimation, 2 to 3 km away. When I spawn in now in airplane, in tank RB, or even an air matches before the names pop up, I can see across the entire map, every single plane that spawns in the air. Literally as they spawn in, I see tiny black dots appear.
For those of you saying that I haven't done my research, or that you've played it so you know the difference, you have not read my post. I clearly stated that I was forced to play on the lowest settings possible, for almost a month. Not only was I forced to play that way, but I did it for a month every single day for hours, because of the event.
My research has been done. If you are playing on ultra low quality, and your computer does not have to do that, you are simply fooling yourself. If you blame your bad game on a ULQ player, you are making excuses.
For those of you who said you have to play on ULQ and you hate it, I feel for you. That few weeks of playing on ULQ for me, was the absolute worst time for me in this game.