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it does looks better but it also makes the facial hair VERY flickery
nvm, found it
Anyway, this has already been discussed multiple times. Temporal AA solutions like TAA, DLSS, FSR, or XESS (including their native res versions like DLAA) have some extra sharpening filter pass that goes away when you turn off AA or use SMAA.
And again, the sharpening setting is not "removing sharpening", it's softening the image. When you turn it up it sharpens, when you turn it down it softens. It's "off" at 5. By turning it down you are just softening a sharpened image, which looks terrible.
Part 1 had this exact same issue, and it required an .exe hex edit. We just need to wait for someone to find the right hex code to turn it off, like with Part 1.
DLAA, although it looks better than DLSS (with DLSS 4 on the "Quality" preset, there's practically no difference from DLAA at all), still doesn't disable forced sharpness. Stop talking nonsense. Disabling sharpness is what’s truly necessary.