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Can you please fix this game's anti-aliasing?

glitchboi
glitchboi Member Posts: 6,023
in Feedback and Suggestions

DBD's anti-aliasing is such an eyesore. It just makes the game more blurry rather than sharp, yet smooth, which is what AA should typically do. The game would look so, SO much better if it were fixed.

Sure you can disable AA... in the game's settings file, not in-game itself. But come on, a game in a modern engine requiring AA to be disabled just to look better? Disabling AA also makes hair look worse, need I mention.

Filters? Sure, but they reset after an NVIDIA driver update. I should not be required to use filters of all things to make the game look better. Yeah, maybe if it were a game made in 2010, but this game is still being updated to this day with various graphics updates.

It's been 6, nearly 7 years. It's time to fix anti-aliasing, BHVR. Want to make your game look 10 times better? Just patch it up! I believe in you all.

Comments

  • gtVel
    gtVel Member Posts: 24

    The current form of antialiasing is used as not only antialiasing, but as a workaround for texture transperancy iirc. That's why all hair is weird and super "pixely" when you disable it.