New colour gamma
Chili_Pepper
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IDK what exactly they changed, but i like it.
BEFORE (now on live servers)
AFTER (ON PTS server atm)
Good job.
Edited by Chili_Pepper on 23 April 2020 15:53 BEFORE (now on live servers)
AFTER (ON PTS server atm)
Good job.
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daim✭✭✭✭✭did they include reshade ?
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✭I like it, I use a sweetfx that takes away the blue and makes it a little yellow, I think it will no longer be necessary.
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Elsonso✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Chili_Pepper wrote: »Temporal anti-aliasing btw good too,especially in work with shadows
I thought temporal anti-aliasing was a new Psijic ability.
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Chili_Pepper✭✭✭Why they never announced that? I dont know maybe on PTS different settings,but i want this colours in main server after new chapter release. Also mentioned inproved fps stability in intensive battle scenes,almost 60 all the time. Tested it in fire spellscar zone. I was alone,maybe because of that,maybe in PTS different hardware and software powers,but after PTS experience i dont want to play on main NA server.0
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rpa✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭For me PTS is just slightly too dark for my taste, gloomy places in particular. Like I can't see mobs in some areas. Adjusting ingame gamma does not fully fix it, brighter but also less contrasty and saturated. I admit its been some time since I last calibrated my cheap consumer monitor. And game does generally looks better in well lit places.
ESO is not a survival horror game like Amnesia where seeing enemies drains character sanity. I want to identify and deal with any hazards of note, not to blindly flee and hide in closet from vague cue of trouble.Edited by rpa on 22 April 2020 06:540 -
Chili_Pepper✭✭✭perception of colour depends on monitor colour transfer or personal thoughts but i never got a feeling that eso is too dark.0
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✭did they include reshade ?
I really wish they would do something about the drab and dull look to the game. Here is a stock vs reshade preset I made to take out the blue overtone, add some contrast/saturation, and light sharpening. This screenshot was in Summerset. It really makes the game look a lot more alive and textures/details pop a lot more. I know Elder Scrolls games are "supposed to" look cold and unwelcoming but ...why for ESO? The dull and less detailed appearance actually takes away from the game imho, especially when you experience it like I have. To be honest, I can't play without the preset now lol. I really wish ZoS would reconsider their approach in this area, and hopefully, if this post about gamma is true they are on the right path. Good eyes OP (fingers crossed)
Full Res => https://scorpex.org/share/eso-lighting-sharpening-fix.jpg
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✭✭✭✭I was noticing this when I ported to VVardenfell yesterday on the PTS, the colors seemed to pop so much more than they used to and textures seemed sharper in keeping with how the new Skyrim expansion was looking. The sunlight was rich and golden and the shadows blended nicely. Not sure what they did, but I like it.Legends never die
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Chili_Pepper✭✭✭Could we have an official answer from ZOS? Nothing about that in patch notes.
Is this a feature of the PTS server or is it a planned change in 6.0.0 ?0 -
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✭✭✭I like this. Do you think this will happen on main? (Asking as a console peasant that never gets to go on PTS and has no idea how the cycle generally works).✨🐦✨ Blackfeather Court Commission ✨🐦✨0 -
Nestor✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭For me PTS is just slightly too dark for my taste, gloomy places in particular. Like I can't see mobs in some areas. Adjusting ingame gamma does not fully fix it, brighter but also less contrasty and saturated. I admit its been some time since I last calibrated my cheap consumer monitor. And game does generally looks better in well lit places.
ESO is not a survival horror game like Amnesia where seeing enemies drains character sanity. I want to identify and deal with any hazards of note, not to blindly flee and hide in closet from vague cue of trouble.
@rpa
Make sure your monitor is calibrated first
https://www.photofriday.com/info/calibrate
One thing I have noticed, if I have the lights on in my gaming room, ESO is too dark, lights off, it is just right. So, calibrate the monitor using your normal gaming lighting in the room.Enjoy the game, life is what you really want to be worried about.
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✭✭✭✭✭I am having trouble with haze/fog when looking towards the sun in game morning and game evening. Is there a setting to turn that off?0 -
Chili_Pepper✭✭✭You mean a FAMOUS PEASANT?
Versispellis wrote: »I like this. Do you think this will happen on main? (Asking as a console peasant that never gets to go on PTS and has no idea how the cycle generally works).
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✭✭✭✭✭Chili_Pepper wrote: »Temporal anti-aliasing btw good too,especially in work with shadows
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Chili_Pepper✭✭✭No. I feel perfomance improvement. Maybe because its PTS. But definetly feel.
I have 3gb 1060,there is no additional loading on gpu and its memory or fps drop when txaa is on.0 -
Elsonso✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Did they add TXAA in the newest chapter? It would be awesome if they did...
It is on PTS.0 -
Nevasca✭✭✭✭✭It's because your settings on PTS are different from Live... you can change gamma whenever you want and achieve same results...0