Still, it’s sad that they didn’t learn from all the complaints about 2033. Still same simplified graphics menu with all advanced settings lumped into a single dropdown menu.
Worst of all is that you can’t even change the fov value in the ini file anymore.
What a pro.
Apparently they’re planning on adding a user.cfg option in the next update. Hopefully they’ll make some of the other graphics options individually configurable as well (hoping for a way to disable/dial down motion blur, AAA, lens flare)
EDIT: Grim Dawn alpha!
Bloodshot, what do you use to record/make those awesome .gif screenshots/videos? The quality is great.
Sorry for double post, wanted to bump the thread.
Fraps for recording at half size 60 fps, then open the video in virtual dub and edit out any unwanted parts, then I use the resize filter to 75 (or lower if the filesize is too big), and convert it to 20 fps and export as .gif
Here’s some DF shots
I really hope the next elder scrolls has maces like that.
I’d actually really like it if the elder scrolls series were discontinued and someone had to find a way to do it in skyrim. I hate how you can’t reanimate viewmodels in that shit
The only time I’ve ever even noticed FOV was in Portal 2, and that’s because it was too high.
Well they’ve since released a patch allowing the fov to be edited. 65 vertical, which is 90 horizontal and it looks good, though there’s some texture popin that’s not too noticeable. Now if only they could fix my crashing issue.
An underwater segment where you get to spear sharks and enemy scuba divers. And not only does it not suck, but it’s actually really fun.
NOLF 1 was just full of really cool shit. I need to get back to playing it someday. I think I was at the space station level.
“Turn on Couterstrike so I can play Super Mareo Brethren”.
Yay
This guy is annoying. So I punch him.
Shut up, Carth.
My reaction to how low I have to tune the graphics to get this game to run at ~30fps.
Worms Armageddon with a friend with mods.
How did you take a screenshot of a BSOD ?
Well… it’s technically a photo 
ducks
Oh it didn’t look like it !
These are just from the scene where you escape Virinat on a shuttle.
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