Blurry simulator?

[Phobos]

Why do "modern" games always comes of as having bad eyesight? Oh well I suppose the normal fixes e.g. reshade, inlinde shaders, manual editing of inis.

[fulf]

deferred rendering and TAA because it looks better in screenshots/promotional material, even though the average gamer probably really wouldn't care much about having more dynamic light sources when the downside is horrible blurriness

sharpening filters and upscaling are band aid solutions to the larger problem of there simply being less pixel definition to work with, you can't ever "add it back in" which is why 4k and beyond are being pushed so hard (not to mention shelling out for hardware to support it)

1080p really used to look much better than it does now

obviously not calling out TA for any of this. other than deciding to use Unreal Engine

[Takkik]

This game is a blurry mess. Unplayable for me. Like motion blur it give me headack. No option to get a sharp image. How video game can look so bad in 2025 ???

[ThatGuyKhi]

I cant try the demo myself atm but I always look at the Resolution Scale, Anti Aliasing, Upscaling, and Post Processing settings when there's heavy blur in these games.

[Takkik]

nothing change it. Everything in low or off, render at 100%, it's blurry. Unreal Engine become that bad ???
I miss the sharpness of older game engines.

[Der Paule]

A fellow sufferer. Yep. installed, even with post processing on low this is blurry like hell. UE5 was, is and will ever be the coffin nail for pc gaming...

[darkholyPL]

Just FYI you can turn motion blurr off at least.

The rest, dunno, might be a UE problem.

[Amer]

Turning post-processing to low helped me a great deal at 100% renderer

[zverlibre]

Originally posted by Takkik:

Unreal Engine become that bad ???

I has always been that bad. Either blurry as sh*t, or plasticky as sh*t. Or both.

[Takkik]

Originally posted by Amer:

Turning post-processing to low helped me a great deal at 100% renderer

still blurry. You can't turn off the TAA I thing it is. Compared to BG3 or the pathfinder games, it's a big turn off.

[Koto!]

Agreed, The post processing and the In built TAA is atrocious.

It's something that I got used to after a bit, but I rather they have an option where I can fully turn it off. I rather have the jaggy lines than Blurry ones.

[EvilMcNugget]

I had to set it to ultra preset to improve the blur effect. Still the game gives me headaches and strains my eyes.

Obviously I left it off, but I think the blur is set to default.

[busyman]

You can edit Engine.ini since it's a UE5 game to turn off Post Process AA and Chromatic Aberration, but then you have to deal with dithering in the vegetation and hair.

The new DLSS version could probably solve it better, but the demo doesn't support DLSS.

[Aldain]

Mostly because rather than optimizing the engines or games people just use A.I. generated frames to fake higher fidelity from what I can gather in regards to gaming at large.

[-sword]

♥♥♥♥ TAA

[eRe4s3r]

Once we have DLSS 3/DLAA/XeSS/FSR3 as options this will become a non issue I would hope. But yeah currently it is VERY blurry even on max quality (at 1440p, I would even call it disorienting).