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What are your PC specs and what resolution are you trying to run game at? Again, does it match your monitors native display?
Can you post a SS?
Yes, post a screenshot of your issue so we can see what is going on. SO we can give you better suggestions.
I feel like the rocks and little vegetation on the left are a little bit blurry.
And this is when I wasn't moving, because when I do so the blur is even more present.
This is with AA on maximum. Btw I'm pretty sure the game uses TAA which would explain it.
Make sure your resolution modifier is at 100%, Refresh Rate to 60Hz, V-Sync on, with Field of View set between 75-85. FPS limit off.
I would put Adaptive Quality to off, Environment, Texture details, Terrain to High, with Depth of Field set to off as well. Depth of field may be the culprit as it does add a bit of blur to surrounding areas, but the quality of your screenshots it is hard to tell.
Keep Shadows, Tesselation, Clutter, Fog, and Ambient Occlusion to low. Volumetric Clouds can also be disabled. Nothing in these options give that much of a noticeable difference anyway. Clutter uses a lot of GPU. Water and Screen Space Reflections can be set to medium.
Using image sharpening thru NVIDIA Control Panel upscales the image making quality worse in some games. Turn that off. It really shouldn't be used.
An example would be looking at the Camel's hair in your screenshots. It looks like a bunch of dots. This effect is most likely caused from image scaling and sharpening filter making AA look much worse than it should. The game renders at a lower resolution this way and is not a good option to use really.
If you want a quick boost in performance. In global 3D settings in NVIDIA Control Panel. Go to Texture Filtering - Quality and set that to Performance or High Performance. This will give a boost in FPS with little to no visual difference in how the game looks. That would be a better option to change.
Lastly, may I ask your PC specs? What display driver are you using?
How did you upscale the resolution ? I'm stuck in 1080p and watching a 2k video on youtube of the game being played in 4k is less blurry than this.
I tried adding a custom resolution to enable 4k but it seems like the game is still being rendered in 1080p (no changes).
Specs :
GTX 1660 Super Ventus XS OC
Driver version 551.76
AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D 8-Core Processor
16 GB RAM
1920x1080, 144hz