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No it's not. TAA is absolutely horrifying. It's like the screen is smeared in vaseline. It's so blurry that my eyes hurt.
I'll take few sparkles over 40% quality loss.
You shouldn't. In most games TAA doesn't work properly. It f's up the visuals.
TAA literally adds interframe blurring even if you have motion blur off, its absolute garbage.
Didn't record it, but found a video showing the effect in another game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SsCyI5T3HY
It was absolutely horrid.
Marvel's Avengers is the first game I've ever noticed this happening in - but then again; I usually don't check AA settings if everything is "peachy", so to speak.