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If you are having an issue then it's your display or your display calibration. Look up calibration settings for your specific display. DON'T try to find settings for re2 find settings for proper calibration.
I see topics like this for alot of games or hear from friends about a game not looking right and 100% of the time it's 1 of 2 things. A cheap display that doesn't properly follow standards despite claims that it does OR it's been improperly calibrated or things like dynamic contrast are turned on or set too high for the display. Same goes for artificially changing black levels. A properly calibrated display can have any extra settings set to off and display a perfect image.
Trust me...it's not the game. Check this out.
https://youtu.be/ZhSyxjnwLOA
That sounds more like a monitor thing than anything else, maybe an HDR issue? Does your monitor have some kind of "adaptive gamma" setting that might be responsible?
I don't have a fancy HDR monitor, but I also never do the gamma setting "properly" always leaving it a bit lighter than what it says to do because my monitor has ♥♥♥♥ background illumination. Don't have any issue with the game being too dark.
Make sure you're running on sRBG and have your monitor's contrast/brightness settings adjusted correctly. (Configured within the game and with a PC calibration tool.) Windows has a pretty nice tool that will get your monitor calibrated correctly, and it makes a world of difference in applications. Not just in brightness, but vividness of the color pallette as well.
Cheaper displays - large screen TV "monitors" will naturally be of a lesser quality, but I enjoy playing with a larger screen. I feel like in this instance, it's much more important to get them set up right because they are usually designed around TV and movies, and generally don't offer the fidelity of true PC monitors.
Another thing to be sure of is your style of display connection - most people *should* be using HDMI, DisplayPort, or DVI as it's pretty much just an industry standard at this point. However, the difference between an analog VGA cable and one of the aforementioned digital variants is like night and day.
yes, like the lights aren't blooming at all
Just finished my second playthrough and didn't have any issues where i would say it was too dark so it is an issue with your setup.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJDxM5WUBLE
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Maybe he's on an older driver and needs to update or something idk. Don't have that problem so eh... /shrug
Edit: Okay apparently it's a bug.
@OP what driver are you on right now? I am using the newest Nvidia hotfix driver and don't have any brightness issues so if you're on 417.71, might as well try the hotfix one and see if that helps.
https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/geforce-417-75-hotfix-driver-download.html
It's not the driver. Not trying to be a jerk here, but I'm quite certain anyone playing a game this demanding knows well to update their GPU driver.
Capcom really dropped the ball on this. I'm trying to find better workarounds myself, but for now the popular soultion of turning off volumetric lighting, adjust FPS to anything but variable, and bringing down image quality to 80% or less is all many of us have to go on until Capcom patches this issue.
So I had the same issue when playing the demo. I was searching every where for a fix but most people either posted the same stuff which didn't help or they were insulting the people having the issue simply blaming their monitor or saying they didn't calibrate the brightness properly! Any way... I was using a GTX 780Ti and I have a Predator X34P monitor and as you are experiencing, I too couldnt see anything after about 10 seconds of gameplay. Drivers updated blah blah blah.
Eventually after so much frustration and giving up multiple times I rechecked my settings and carefully disabled EVERYTHING I could, turned everything down to the lowest I could and ...... it worked. This was using DX11 @ 3440x1440.
I'm now using an RTX 2080 with everything maxed out and the issue has not effected me once on the full release. I have also made sure I am on the latest version of windows due to using DXR but I tested Resi before I did update as far as I can remember.
I would recommend rechecking your settings and triple checking again.
Hope you manage to sort it buddy!