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Ah ok, i'll set that one then.
In my opinion I would rather play without those. You can still try reshade msaa, if it still exists.
Hopefully this is an easy patch, I've not played much of the game but it runs well appart from the city section when the frame rate seems to tank with lower usages
this would be fine if the game would support Geforce Experience. it kills me that i cant use the Sharpness and Color filters.
1. It does. Check settings. If you want a specific FPS value hard set it via graphics settings like the nvidia control panel. I have a 60hz TV so thats what i have it hard set to for everything lol.
2. It isn't too bad, but i am playing at 4k. Wish they just had Ray Tracing and DLSS 2.2, but owell.
3. It's an artistic decision. Though i get your point. This games type of presentation isn't for everyone.
4. Easy solution: ALT+F4. F the main menu lmao.
it's not power points, it's motion comics and is a legitimate way of telling a story.
There was a thread I saw before where people were changing their settings in the ini files of the game to make it less blury. You can find it here.