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you can use monitor settings or windows calibration (gamma to max) to bypass many of the effects of night
Thanks for the advice I will test it and comment on my experience.
i have a radeon rx560, the software i used was adrenalin, i turned everything up to the max but still the blacks didn't turn as grey as i expected, i still noticed little vicibility towards the enemies.
Im sure other software may do similar/same sort of thing. The darkness inside building s still remains pretty dark though.