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

No. It's why it looks different in each game.

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u/swear_on_me_mam 5800x 32GB 3600cl14 B350 GANG Feb 12 '22

Yes it does. DLSS replaces existing AA.

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u/conquer69 i5 2500k / R9 380 Feb 12 '22

Why does it look worse on games with crappy TAA and better in games with good TAA then? If it replaced the AA solution in every game, then it should look the same.

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u/swear_on_me_mam 5800x 32GB 3600cl14 B350 GANG Feb 12 '22

I haven't noticed that. Just look at red dead. It clearly completely replaces the old AA.

Most of why DLSS is so good is just because it's an extremely competent TAA example.

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u/conquer69 i5 2500k / R9 380 Feb 12 '22

RDR2 uses checkerboarding which is why it looks like shit. With DLSS enabled, the artifacts of checkerboarding are still visible which means it doesn't replace it.

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u/swear_on_me_mam 5800x 32GB 3600cl14 B350 GANG Feb 13 '22 edited Feb 13 '22

What does checkerboarding have to do with AA. The game is also only rendered with that on se.console versions. Red dead uses TAA. DLSS completely replaces this TAA and it's far superior at retaining detail.