What resolution do you feel Hunt is best played on?

[Mr. Old Timer 58]

I have tried every resolution on the list in the graphics options. Which has a lot of them. Some give me crazy high fps, but lousy viewing. I keep going back to 1080.
I love the way it looks at 1440
( my native on Predator Monitor)
but I find 1080 the best to see.
How about you..what's your best?
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[Briosh]

Ultrawide 2560x1080 !

[Mr. Old Timer 58]

Originally posted by Briosh:

Ultrawide 2560x1080 !

Yes, that's super wide. I have the Acer Predator 32" Z1 curved gaming monitor.
I find the character (s) too small though in the 2560x1440. Maybe it's my eyes.
I find myself always going back to 1920x1080. It bothers me some because of the type of monitor I own. 😔
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[Mr. Old Timer 58]

Wow. I just tried a custom resolution with my monitor. It passed the test with a 2560x1080 @ 165 Hz!
I will try this in the game!
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[Porsha Crystal]

im playing 1280x768 cos its only relosution i can get almost stable 60 fps lol.

[Brohei Flowtani]

I want to play 1440p but it dips just below 60 too often for my liking, so I'm playing 1080p 90ish fps average for now. I'd have a 3080 by now if it were possible to find one T_T

[ThreeDee]

virtual 2k on my 24" 1080p monitor

[Mr. Old Timer 58]

Originally posted by ThreeDee:

virtual 2k on my 24" 1080p monitor

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[Mr. Old Timer 58]

Originally posted by ThreeDee:

virtual 2k on my 24" 1080p monitor

I am using now that custom res. - 2560*1080. Wow! This is nice👍🏻
Didn't know my monitor could do this.
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[Mecharion]

800x600

Looks like the old Duke nukem

[Paft]

Personally the higher the better given how bad the aliasing is. Ideally 4k. But that's unplayable. I'm surprised people can make stuff out. Jaggy block fest. I start classing below high 70s unplayable for FPS. That's why I stick to my native 1920 x 1080. Looks like turd but i'm so used to high FPS with older games. I need the highest possible or it feels too sluggish, unless I solely play Hunt and get used to low FPS.

[Unknown]

I've been playing 1440 for the longest time, had 50-65 fps, which I was "ok" with. But recently swapped to 1080 scaled, and while it doesnt look as nice, my graphics card is no longer at 100% constantly, and I'm always at my self-set fps limit of 75. Which is probably for the better lol

[Shakaron]

The best quality should be on the native resolution of your display.
The best performance should be on the lowest the possible resolution.

[Mr. Old Timer 58]

Originally posted by Shakaron:

The best quality should be on the native resolution of your display.
The best performance should be on the lowest the possible resolution.

I have to say, I now use a
2560x1080 @165Hz resolution.
I play with all settings in the game at med settings with this res. I'm getting from 90-125 fps depending on location and actions ( battles, AI mobs, etc.)
On low settings it goes up 5-10 more fps and game looks funny so not worth the extra fps.
On all high settings I get 60-75 fps which is ok and the game looks fantastic but I do see a difference with the med settings ( fps) so I'm leaving it at those settings.
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[Shakaron]

Originally posted by Old Timer 58:

Originally posted by Shakaron:

The best quality should be on the native resolution of your display.
The best performance should be on the lowest the possible resolution.

I have to say, I now use a
2560x1080 @165Hz resolution.
I play with all settings in the game at med settings with this res. I'm getting from 90-125 fps depending on location and actions ( battles, AI mobs, etc.)
On low settings it goes up 5-10 more fps and game looks funny so not worth the extra fps.
On all high settings I get 60-75 fps which is ok and the game looks fantastic but I do see a difference with the med settings ( fps) so I'm leaving it at those settings.
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I run things mixed. I put things on High that affect draw distance, so I can spot hunters farther away. The rest is on low/medium. :) Draw distance is affected by object details (if I recall it correctly). You can experiment with it a bit and fine-tune it to best suit your hunting experience.

[Mr. Old Timer 58]

Originally posted by Shakaron:

Originally posted by Old Timer 58:

I have to say, I now use a
2560x1080 @165Hz resolution.
I play with all settings in the game at med settings with this res. I'm getting from 90-125 fps depending on location and actions ( battles, AI mobs, etc.)
On low settings it goes up 5-10 more fps and game looks funny so not worth the extra fps.
On all high settings I get 60-75 fps which is ok and the game looks fantastic but I do see a difference with the med settings ( fps) so I'm leaving it at those settings.
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I run things mixed. I put things on High that affect draw distance, so I can spot hunters farther away. The rest is on low/medium. :) Draw distance is affected by object details (if I recall it correctly). You can experiment with it a bit and fine-tune it to best suit your hunting experience.

I have been doing so since my last post.
I am not in front of my pc, but I believe I have "object" on high,
Lightning on med and rest on low. The game is running really great, looks wonderful too.
The "ultra wide" resolution has greatly improved my game.
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