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It is incredibly difficult to get it right when people play with different resolution and graphics settings, and in different levels of light in the room they sit in and play.... and then they have coded lighting so that all textures in the game are brightening to the level that they approach whiteout conditions, which is a very odd way of doing that.
What resolution and detail settings do you play with?
Since the low sun conditions when the sunlight hits surfaces (like roads) in Cascade Hills and Drucker County hurt my eyes, I lower Gamma to 30% or so during the day, and during the night I increase it to 70-100% depending on how bright my room is.
Avoid direct aim if all else fails when intense light bleaches a target.
There's a night light booster setting in the gameplay menu if that helps and you could change some video settings. Make adjustments one at a time & check results.
When you're navigating a river canyon at night with no moon and no compass, except for waypoint marker, it's pitch black and you'll feel better about its intensity.
I was used to play with a flashlight mod. Then I realized that this is no longer necessary and deleted the mod.
I was surprised that it now works so well without the mod. So I'm absolutely happy with the flashlight.
But if you can make a flashlight mod with more light, then the reverse should also work. I would ask the guy who made the mod on nexusmods.com.
I don't see either how this game is a thrill game, at night or not, it's not this kind of game, and good for me I don't like them in general or most often.
But player options for the torch and for night duration would make sense. Myself I'd set best torch and shortest night, fight in night is a garbage and not for my fun.