Motion blur and other anoying effects

Ilpalazzo · 07-07-09, 10:32 AM

While I do like motion blur, I will say that it is pretty f'ed up how many games don't seem to use AA. I've been pestered into trying Bioshock and it doesn't seem to do aa either. AA and AF are the best. It doesn't matter how good a game's graphics are. Without AA and AF, it looks bad, blurry and jaggy. One of the exciting parts about getting a new video card is seeing how much more of aa and af I can apply

I think Oblivion was the first game I played when this became a problem. "what? I can't have AA and HDR at the same time? wtf!" Luckily it was 'fixed' in time. -btw, I chose AA over HDR

07-07-09, 10:32 AM	#10
Ilpalazzo Frogman Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 309 Downloads: 20 Uploads: 0	While I do like motion blur, I will say that it is pretty f'ed up how many games don't seem to use AA. I've been pestered into trying Bioshock and it doesn't seem to do aa either. AA and AF are the best. It doesn't matter how good a game's graphics are. Without AA and AF, it looks bad, blurry and jaggy. One of the exciting parts about getting a new video card is seeing how much more of aa and af I can apply I think Oblivion was the first game I played when this became a problem. "what? I can't have AA and HDR at the same time? wtf!" Luckily it was 'fixed' in time. -btw, I chose AA over HDR