I used to automatically turn off DoF all the time in the past, because it used to be pretty trash and visible during regular gameplay. Nowadays though I let it enable more often because it's more subtle in gameplay and is mostly used for cinematic effects in cutscenes, where the lack of dof could make the scene feel different.
What? On steam? I would need two accounts and that wouldn't change the issue lol In that case I could just turn off the mods whenever I want to play online, without needing two copies, but it's just that I want to play the whole thing without being locked out of online, while also not having that awful chromatic aberration.
>buys a 4k oled tv
It's used more often in horror games.Never seen that in games!
The stats came out last year that more Playstation owners prefer using performance mode.
Normies don't know or care and just leave it as default
Graphics mode is usually set as default in most games to make the games appear good-looking to normies with 4k TVs. They still chose performance.
Per object motion blur adds that CGI look to the games, DoF is useful in some situations (unless it's super low quality).
Bad example of DoF in Elden Ring:
CA, Radial Blur and Film Grain can burn in hell.
Dirty camera lenses can make sense for gameplay in some circumstances. Like a rally game where you're purposefully emulating the windshield getting dirty and partially blocking your vision.
Ok, but I doubt they understand the concept of FPS
I was half-expecting a scorched-earth response, not gonna lie lol
But you've got receipts for everything. That's honestly pretty impressive
That's the worst stereoscopic image ever.
Do they chose it because they know the game will run smoother with some visual compromises or because the word "performance" looks more impressive and assumes more things?
Dirty lenses are situational. Usually you get them in certain scenarios for a certain time. The effect also emulates a physical object that exists in the game world, which is dirt or mud and not an artificial camera defect. Dirt and mud can be objects that block your vision in scenarios where your vision needs to be blocked. This is perfectly fine.
Yes, it's fine when you use focus abilities in games where the character is supposed to be focusing hard at the center of the screen.
I made an older thread complaining about auto exposure. It is actually the worst effect for me because you can't disable it with mods, like you said. It's, unfortunately, hardcoded in the game's engine.
Maybe. Maybe not. I was just sharing the data.
Maybe. I think they choose it because it looks smoother in motion. I have heard casuals call 30fps modes 'laggy' so they know something is off but maybe not the intricacies of it.
Chromatic Aberration, Vignete, Motion Blur and Film Grain
Burn them all, no mercy. They're trash and eye cancer
