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It's like playing in black and white, kind of. But yes 50 FPS is completely fine if you have not gotten used to better. Also helps if the game doesn't rely on h
by kriops 3y ago
It's like playing in black and white, kind of. But yes 50 FPS is completely fine if you have not gotten used to better. Also helps if the game doesn't rely on high levels of detail (which Skylines, unfortunately, does), so that moving the camera around doesn't just make everything blurry.
- BlueTemplar 3y agoIf moving the camera around makes things blurry, then they must be using some kind of weird post-processing on top, can't blame that on the FPS alone !
- kriops 3y agoTry moving file explorer windows with your display set to different refresh rates. “Blur” might be an incorrect description, but it’s how I would describe it at least.
- mrob 3y agoIt's unrelated to post-processing. Moving the camera around makes things blurry at low frame rate (and 50fps is low) because of sample-and-hold blur. This can be mitigated by strobing the screen at the same speed as the frame rate, but few monitors support strobing at 50Hz (it would look annoyingly flickery) and if the game ever dropped below 50fps it would break the effect. Blur Busters explains: https://blurbusters.com/faq/oled-motion-blur https://blurbusters.com/faq/oled-motion-blur