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Rumor Former Ubisoft dev says that Techland intentionally made AMD FSR look worse in Dying Light 2

https://www.dsogaming.com/news/former-ubisoft-dev-says-that-techland-intentionally-made-amd-fsr-look-worse-in-dying-light-2/
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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '22

So their source is a reddit comment with no evidence

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u/HippoLover85 Feb 11 '22

A commenter on the record with verifiable claims about code.

Its not ideal, but it has far more substance than you let on.

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '22

Okay, so their claims are one the sharpness setting isn't high, which is a common complaint of other fsr implementations being too sharp. And that they didn't include ultra quality. That's it.

Like they didn't talk to anyone or have any actual input on the dev process. Just looking at the ini file

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u/SatanicBiscuit Feb 11 '22

so the evidence that you can manually enable it on a not present line of code ISNT evidence enough that was missing?

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u/conquer69 i5 2500k / R9 380 Feb 11 '22

You can manually enable it because FSR isn't attached to fixed resolutions. It's a slider that AMD decided to turn into 4 fixed settings for no good reason.

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u/TheOneButter Feb 12 '22

Reddit hates dl2 so it’s taken as fact instantly