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Why should the Ppl that have pc's that can run the game on decent settings take a disadvantage because someone doesn't see a point in upgrading his rig if he can abuse the "ulq advantages" ?
Just cause my pc isn't amazing it doesn't mean that I will change "lifestyle" just cause you said so
For an opinion that I consider a hot take, how would this affect the que times? Does this deter the kids who only have a school laptop or dad's old laptop? That is how I started this game and ULQ was my saving grace.
Agreed. For someone to want to keep people out a game due to their hardware differences is gatekeeping in my eyes. Let people play with whatever they have and adjust the game or software to balance the playing fields.
Render distance is surely reduced but try to snipe behind a bush. You can't because the texture is so much low quality that you can't see through it and trust me it heavily impacts the game.
Basically if not scoped in, the texture of a building will stretch out and block the view.
It doesn't happen often for me, can't provide a screen but maybe you experienced it too idk