>Game has chromatic aberration
Is there anything worse? Who thought this was a good idea?
Game has chromatic aberration
Caleb Fisher
Jeremiah Lee
>Is there anything worse?
cinematic black bars
Daniel Long
wear 3d glasses then
Jonathan Hernandez
>games goes out of its way to make itself look worse through a million filters while also reducing performance and leaves no way to turn that off
also what's with AA lately, I swear every single game has a terrible implementation. Seems the only way to not have a coat of vaseline is to use supersampling and turn AA off completely
Alexander Baker
Its fine for movies
Ryder Taylor
>not owning a 21:9 tv
oof
Carter White
>tfw blind in one eye and going wider means worse
Chase Rodriguez
Deferred shading.
Luke Hall
It's not really a problem if you can turn it off. Don't tell me you "game" on a console
Xavier Peterson
are you a pirate?
Gabriel Thompson
Black bars make it look better because 21:9 is superior to 16:9
Jacob Anderson
>i-it counts as 1080p!
Kayden Ramirez
They added the black bars in The Order 1886 not for the style but because the game couldn't hit 30fps without less picture on screen.
Cooper Foster
What does this shit actually do?
Samuel Butler
>Is there anything worse?
Yes. Putting chromatic aberration in drawings.
Fuck Kyoani by the way
Landon Cruz
it's okay, they were targeting 24fps anyway
Julian Butler
Make you think you have astigmatism.
Mason Foster
Jaxson Reed
What if I already have astigmatism
Jonathan Carter
>Poorly animate the physics
>Blame the frame rate
Sebastian James
>Is there anything worse?
nothing comes close, except maybe Lens Flare
Joshua Green
Do people like that have legitimate brain problems or is he just pushing something?
Samuel Cook
alien isolation
Parker Campbell
The eye-melting bloom of the mid to late 2000, it is physically painful to look at on top of looking like garbage
Carson Edwards
but that's kino
Jordan Thompson
>Bloom actually makes the game look better
What's her name?
Ayden Bennett
>Wave your hand
It's not blurry if you track it with your eyes. What a fucking retard.
Connor Powell
>who thought this was a good idea
who else
Jaxson Carter
I have played only one game series in which chromatic aberration didn't annoy the shit out of me and that was Crysis. If I'm seeing the world through bare eyes, why the fuck is there chromatic aberration?
Brody Murphy
I'm fine with most of these effects, the only issue is how fucking cranked up they usually are.
If devs would at least include setting sliders that allow you to adjust their intensity, it'd be fine.
Matthew Hill
hobbit in 48 fps was better though
Adam Gonzalez
There are some games where it looks good. Alien Isolation and Cuphead just from the top of my head
Robert Jackson
FUCK OFF
DICE IS THE MASTER OF VISUALS AND GRAPHICS
William Sanchez
Hudson Phillips
Vertical space is more important. Bring back 16:10
Joshua Johnson
Justin Johnson
Syndicate reboot
Gabriel Morales
For 99% of games it's not
David Turner
>>Game has chromatic aberration
>Is there anything worse?
Yeah, what's worse is not having the option to turn it off because the designer is a gigantic faggot that doesn't want you messing with his artistic vision.
You could take all of the hundreds of different reasons to play on PC over console, and chuck them all in the bin - and just having the option to turn off shit like Chromatic Aberration is enough to sell me on PC as the best platform.
I think I've seen ONE console game that lets you shut off CR. And I'm not even sure about that.
Mason Young
What am I looking at here?
Justin Carter
I don't understand lens flare in first person shooters. I'm supposed to be looking through the characters eyes, not a camera lens.
Lucas Wright
he's right about teh hobbit though.
Leo Jones
Still not as bad as
>24 cinematic fps cutscenes, 60 fps gameplay
Thomas Parker
rtx
Jordan Price
Crysis only used it when your suit was malfunctioning.
It is an easy visual way of conveying gameplay info or that you're hitting a cutscene. Then every game tried to do the same thing with poorer implementation, exaggerating the magnitude of chromatic splitting and making the effect last five times longer.