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Just me, or does the HQ in patch 1.2 look MUCH brighter than before?
I'd played a campaign or two through in an S-boat with 1.1, transferring ports and everything, and the HQ always looked the same - somewhat sepia-toned, afternoon sun look, etc.
Now, it's...I dunno...very bright. Like the gamma is cranked or something. Looks kinda silly. Just my system, or is anyone else seeing this? |
Indeed everything seemed brighter. Which to me is a good thing.
ATI card here. |
I'm seeing the same thing. At first I thought I changed the gamma setting, but checked and saw that I hadn't. Very different from the rest of the graghic screens!
Ati card here as well. |
Brighter and my mouse does not lag in the office:up: Being as I do not spend time there much, the place looks fine to me.
ATI card:yep: |
DITO :D
ATI card too.:hmm: |
I think it used to have the same post-processing filters as the sub interior, but they've removed it so it looks a lot less foggy.
As a side effect, the FPS in the HQ is much better (it used to be sluggish for me to navigate) :p nVidia here |
Nvidia 7600 GT - much improved.
The game is simply beautiful now, and actually better performing, however buggy. |
Hmm...guess I'm the only one who liked it the old way better.
Agreed - it looked like it had the sub interior post-processing effect on it before, and doesn't now. That's probably exactly what the change was. Framerate was never a problem either way - but, then, I have a pretty powerful system, so...it's a shame the option was taken away. |
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Unless maybe they increased the default gamma setting with the patch.
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All I can say and I stated above, my mouse moves freely and I can bounce from screen to screen without issue.
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Definitly brighter, colours are cleaner and crisper too... it no longer looks like the whole place is filled with cigar smoke and ash on every surface.:D
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