Scope - Picture in Picture

[dyd8x]

Devs, this needs optimization. The graphics absolutely stink through the scope and there is still an insane FPS drop. There are games with this feature that have significantly better graphics and provide minimal drop in FPS when ADSing... It's ridiculous that an RTX2070 overclocked up the a$$ and a 9700K at 5.2GHz can't run this game with constant 75 FPS at max settings. SSD and 32GB RAM included. Honestly, it's game breaking for me and this game has a ton of potential.

[Andbrew]

Not only it's unoptimised, having PiP setting ♥♥♥♥♥ up your sensitivity completely no matter your options.
Also they need to remove that dumb blur, it makes sence for normal setting, but not PiP in terms of balance.

[Andbrew]

Originally posted by NaiveFrog:

Originally posted by A. Max.:

Not only it's unoptimised, having PiP setting ♥♥♥♥♥ up your sensitivity completely no matter your options.
Also they need to remove that dumb blur, it makes sence for normal setting, but not PiP in terms of balance.

I think that's the temporal filter. If u change the anti-aliasing to SMAA, the fuzziness will go

I was talking about the blur outside of the scope.

[Jimmy]

it's because you're using TAA

[Tajin]

Maybe they should consider making inverse pip scopes.

Which means that the pip rendering is not used for the scope but instead for the blurred peripheral vision, while the scope itself is rendered normally.


Makes a lot more sense to me that way since the important parts (inside the scope) remain at best quality.