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What Video Game Setting makes the most realistic experience?

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I personally think shaders and the most important because they give a depth of field, next I would have to say object detail

What do you think is the most important video setting to make it realistic?

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You mean video playback right ?

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You mean video playback right ?

 

No like video games, haha.

 

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No like video games, haha.

 

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Did you just add game in title or I missed it ?

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Did you just add game in title or I missed it ?

Can you edit the title of a thread? I have so much to learn ..

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Did you just add game in title or I missed it ?

 

 

Can you edit the title of a thread? I have so much to learn ..

 

Just added game

 

go to edit the first post, then click full editor and then you can change the title lol

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Can you edit the title of a thread? I have so much to learn ..

Yes you can, go to off topic and open a test thread if you want to know.

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High res textures, good amount of triangles(not too excessive tho) , Lighting(ray tracing but that in real time is hella demanding. And as OP said DOF, but no motion blur, damn motion blur makes games look crappy, whilst we are on the subject of things that make games look crappy FXAA generally.

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Aliasing and softness kills the immersion for me.

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Aliasing and softness kills the immersion for me.

How ?

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Aliasing and softness kills the immersion for me.

I've never played above 1080p #7770Probz

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I personally prefer to turn any sort of depth of field off, because in any sort of twitch reaction game, out of focus elements are not a good idea.

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I've never played above 1080p #7770Probz

Same. #280x love.

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How ?

Because there's random jaggies and aberrations everywhere and they're annoying. 

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Because there's random jaggies and aberrations everywhere and they're annoying. 

You said AA breaks the immersion I know AA can fix the problem above.

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Geometry, textures and resolution. Then lighting.

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Get Max Resolution and Textures first those two are the most important.  Next you will want frame rate and shoot for 60 or 144fps, afterwards (or depending on your acceptable frame rate) turn up the lighting and LOD especially.

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Ambient occlusion, the reflection of light onto other objects.

and shadows. shit shadows suck.

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What makes it the most "realistic" is running the game at the highest framerate your monitor can show you. Nothing yanks me out of immersion more than low framerates, inconsistent framerates, or tearing.

 

You can't really answer this question with regards to graphics alone because every game's art direction is completely different. Not every game is even aiming for photorealism.

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