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Devs should pin a thread for users to report issues and bugs.
As for the blurriness around the edges: turn off Post FX. That removes the blur from around the edges of the screen.
Definitely odd behavior. I'm playing on an RTX 4070, latest drivers, 1440p, Windows 11, and it will swap between borderless and full screen fine.
When you installed the new drivers, did you pick the clean install option or did you just install the new drivers over the old ones? I don't always do a clean install, and this occasionally causes me issues and I have to do a clean re-install.
I went and had a look at some game play on YouTube for the Series X, and the same effect is present in the same way, so it's not unique to the PC port.
I am pretty sure it's intentional too, but in my eyes it looks very bad, like someone just made a gradient in photoshop in 5 seconds and slapped it on top of the game. Which I am pretty sure isn't far from the truth.
Yes but then it's not the same levels everywhere, so I would have to change them all the time.
yeah that's the whole issue, it's not subtle at all and doesn't get muted when the screen turns black, which takes me out of the game right away. I would honestly prefer if they provided a way to disable it, the same way we can disable other effects.
Similar system here, and I did a clean install. The current driver and previous ones have been fine for me, stability-wise. I'll try rebooting and see if it fixes the issue.
Budgets, y'all. Budgets.
EDIT: For the curious here's a playthough. Now that we've seen it, it's the lazy way of creating the blurred top edge. Like an opacity filter effect.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mV1CoIzMy0c
Since it's just this, there's probably a file being called that can be replaced with a transparent pixel image to resolve it. That's a theory based on what's seen.