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[Crusade]

I hate it. It makes game look worse. I always take off motion blur and film gain on my 360 settings for both me1 and me2.

[Ruud333]

Yup

[xXSnak3Eat3rXx]

Hell yes.



Didn't ME1 already have a bit of grain ?

[Mister Mida]

Yes, though it looks like ME2 has less of it honestly.

[Forsythia]

I like it, I always leave it on.

[Merchant2006]

ME1's film grain was abhorrent. Thankfully ME2's Film Grain isn't so bad so I don't mind having it on, it's not as fuzzy as it's predecessor.

[_Aine_]

In ME2, yes I like it.

[Forsythia]

Merchant2006 wrote...

ME1's film grain was abhorrent. Thankfully ME2's Film Grain isn't so bad so I don't mind having it on, it's not as fuzzy as it's predecessor.

Yeah, I realized this after replaying ME1 after all this time. Still, I'm not turning it off.

[Cailean]

ME1's film grain was terrible. Just to... grainy. I haven't even tried to play ME2 with film grain after that...

[Spectreshadow]

I left the grain on 1 and 2 and I love it. Personal tastes.

[meiwow]

There's no way to turn off the motion blur in the ps3 version is there.

[Gleym]

I like film grain. Makes me feel like I'm playin' a movie.

[GraciousCat]

I personally can't stand playing games with film grain turned on, it just doesn't appeal to me in the slightest.

[JaegerBane]

I couldn't stand it. It was horrible. It was like the opposite to watching Avatar on Blu-Ray for the first time.

Fortunately, the good people at Bioware gave us a method of switching it off. I remember when Monolith released FEAR 2 and offered no such option....

Then again, FEAR 2 was legendary for how poor it's presentation was - everything from enforced 16:9 aspect ratio (i.e. big black widescreen bars across the screen if you didn't have a widescreen monitor), no normal save system, no console, reduced key-remapping... it's like the developers actually put effort into making sure it was crap... they patched some of the rubbish out but it permanently soured my FEAR experience.

I like motion blur, though.

Modifié par JaegerBane, 24 janvier 2011 - 05:47 .

[EpicBoot2daFace]

ME1's film grain looked like a whole lot of noise. Really bad and unrealistic. However, ME2's film grain is far more realistic and a lot closer to actual film grain. I barely notice it, and that's how it should be.



I would also like to suggest playing the game in movie or cinema mode if you own a HDTV. Playing ME2 in dynamic or vibrant mode makes everything look very grainy due to the amount of edge enhancement being applied. Generally speaking, if you are using a HDTV with a HD source such as a 720p game like Mass Effect 2, edge enhancement is NOT needed.

[Phategod1]

Merchant2006 wrote...

ME1's film grain was abhorrent. Thankfully ME2's Film Grain isn't so bad so I don't mind having it on, it's not as fuzzy as it's predecessor.

This is the reason I play ME2 without it was terrible in ME1 its like playing a movie from the 70's. No movie worth its salt has looked that bad in 40 years. I thought my 360 was broke 1st. 

[EpicBoot2daFace]

Phategod1 wrote...

Merchant2006 wrote...

ME1's film grain was abhorrent. Thankfully ME2's Film Grain isn't so bad so I don't mind having it on, it's not as fuzzy as it's predecessor.

This is the reason I play ME2 without it was terrible in ME1 its like playing a movie from the 70's. No movie worth its salt has looked that bad in 40 years. I thought my 360 was broke 1st. 

Yeah, I always turn it off in ME1 for that reason. But ME2's film grain is a lot better. It actually makes the image look more realisitc.

[Mister Mida]

Wow, I'm feeling the love for ME (1)'s grain effect. Never knew it was so hated. I personally never had a problem with it. So far I haven't seen the grain effect in ME2 in a very noticable way on the other hand.

[Sailears]

1 - No (too strong)

2 - Yes

[RinpocheSchnozberry]

xXSnak3Eat3rXx wrote...

Hell yes.

Same.  It helps break up the artificial look.  It's like a little more AA added on there.  It's never bothered my vidcard, so I leave it.

[Cheesy Blue]

JaegerBane wrote...

I couldn't stand it. It was horrible. It was like the opposite to watching Avatar on Blu-Ray for the first time.

Fortunately, the good people at Bioware gave us a method of switching it off. I remember when Monolith released FEAR 2 and offered no such option....

Then again, FEAR 2 was legendary for how poor it's presentation was - everything from enforced 16:9 aspect ratio (i.e. big black widescreen bars across the screen if you didn't have a widescreen monitor), no normal save system, no console, reduced key-remapping... it's like the developers actually put effort into making sure it was crap... they patched some of the rubbish out but it permanently soured my FEAR experience.

I like motion blur, though.

I don't know I thought FEAR 2 was rather enjoyable, except for the ending. God, that was a horrible ending.

As for film grain, I kind of like it. It gives me the sense of watching a movie.

[Malacath360]

In ME1 film grain was too grainy so I always turned it off. In ME2 I like the grain. It makes everything look less plasticy

[Jorina Leto]

No.

[Raizo]

I did not know that ME2 had a "film grain" setting untill this morning and I did not know that ME1 had the same thing untill I saw this topic.

I don't mind the "film grain" setting on the 360 version ME2 ( although it would be interesting to turn it off to see what the games looks like without it ) but I had to turn it off on the PS3 version because I felt like somthing was a bit off with the graphics.

As for ME1, now that I know that it has a "film grain" setting it would be intersting to go back to it and turn it off and see what differnce it makes to the visuals.

[Epantiras]

Curunen wrote...

1 - No (too strong)
2 - Yes

Same here. ME1 film grain was too strong, it made everything look dirty. ME2 film grain is better and gives an "extra depth" to the image. I think it works best in dark, indoor areas, while in sunny places like on Horizon it's better to turn it off.