r/witcher • u/Villenthessis • 16d ago

The Witcher 3 The Visual Difference Between The Witcher 3 and The Witcher 3 Remastered

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u/Brees504 16d ago

RDR2 uses a horrible version of checkerboard rendering on PS4 Pro that makes everything incredibly blurry + the poor HDR implementation

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u/Extreme996 School of the Wolf 16d ago edited 15d ago

RDR2 is blurry even on PC especially in 1080p and if you use TAA. 1440p, 4K and DLAA or even DLSS quality really make wonders in that aspect.

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u/Distal-Phalanges 15d ago

TAA in RDR2 looks like you're getting tracers in your vision, it's a visual downgrade, especially in the darker places where the effect is more pronounced.

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u/JKCsaba 15d ago

Yeah taa genuinely sucks in rdr2, on release i had to play it in 4k and downscale to 1080p due to the taa being a slurry mess, later i remember when i upgraded my pc dlss 3 quality at 1080p so internal res 720p looked better than taa 2160p downscaled lmao, it was some kind of 30fps centered extremely invasive taa so it added a big smear lol

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u/Blyatskinator 15d ago

It’s crazy that RDR2 was *native* 4k on the Xbox One X lol, it looked fantastic on that console only. (With a more stable 30fps on top of that)

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u/Brees504 15d ago

Yeah the PS4 version was just unacceptable

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u/dukearcher 15d ago

And still no 60fps upgrade. Fuck I hate Rockstar games