hard to see

[Nire]

is there any settings that make the game more "smoth" looking its so damn hard to for the eyes and its hard to see enemies becuse its so glare. hope you understand what i mean :)

[♥ Beepy ♥]

Turn off any motion blur / bloom?

[Tyrant (My Vision is Augmented)]

One of the chief complaints from streamers who had hands-on time with the game last week was that it is very difficult to see opponents. This is one of the reasons people spawn-camp helicopter landing zones, they theorized - its one of the most sure-fire ways to find enemies, and be able to kill them. Wandering around on your own, you PvP looks to be... rare. And the visibility adds to this.

[Nire]

Originally posted by ♥ Beepy ♥:

Turn off any motion blur / bloom?

Yeah its not on.

[Apa4e_13]

did you find a solution to the blur problem? if yes, write how.

[gozu]

If you are using FSR, for an Upscaler, try using TSR instead and set it to anything that gets you at least 60fps.
TSR looks a lot better than FSR, but it uses more GPU, set 3d render resolution to something like 70 and see if you can maintain 60fps.
You can get a lot of graininess esp in inside areas, this is caused by Lumen GI, perhaps try setting post processing to LOW, i dont know if that disabled it, havnt dug into to much yet. Will probably help with indoor scenes.

To the blurry guy, ive seen you post a few times.
Is it the textures that look blurry and non details, or does it look too low res?
If it looks too low res, try change from FSR to TSR and make sure you use your monitors native resolution, and try the above settings as well, i find anywhere between 50%-70% 3d resolution actually looks pretty great with TSR.

[Apa4e_13]

Originally posted by gozu:

If you are using FSR, for an Upscaler, try using TSR instead and set it to anything that gets you at least 60fps.
TSR looks a lot better than FSR, but it uses more GPU, set 3d render resolution to something like 70 and see if you can maintain 60fps.
You can get a lot of graininess esp in inside areas, this is caused by Lumen GI, perhaps try setting post processing to LOW, i dont know if that disabled it, havnt dug into to much yet. Will probably help with indoor scenes.

To the blurry guy, ive seen you post a few times.
Is it the textures that look blurry and non details, or does it look too low res?
If it looks too low res, try change from FSR to TSR and make sure you use your monitors native resolution, and try the above settings as well, i find anywhere between 50%-70% 3d resolution actually looks pretty great with TSR.

thanks bro..

[Jovanny K. Root]

Originally posted by Nire:

is there any settings that make the game more "smoth" looking

1) try to play with the in-game settings of Brightness/Contrast/Gamma and the Saturration too
2) in the Nvidia Control Panel add the main app to the Manage 3D settings - Program Settings List

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Gray Zone Warfare\GZW\Binaries\Win64\GZWClientSteam-Win64-Shipping.exe

and set the Texture Quality = High quality
3) try not to use the frame generation or at least set it to Quality

[Tommy]

Does depend on your Computer and improvements on developers side too. Sometimes it is smooth, and others lag is a pain. Can happen on same game too. What I do find a nuisance is you go to a point, where someone has been, and looted all, making it a pointless Mission.