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[Dan Matrix]

Hello,

The problem I'm experiencing is alot of the graphic lines in ME2 appear very jagged and not smooth.  For example, when looking at a railing it is not smooth but instead jagged like small rectangles overlapping each other.  I'm not sure how too word it properly but basically the lines are not smooth.  It affects everything from enviromental graphics to Shepards collar.

I'm wondering what is causing this?  My tv?  I have a, 
LG 42LD450 42-Inch 1080p 60 Hz LCD HDTV Is it the low refresh rate? It has a 4ms respond time.  I have my 360 connected via an HD component cable.  Ive had it since I bought my old system the Halo 3 limited edition console which it came with.  Its an offical Microsoft 360 product. It has a splitter for regular tv or hd, would the HDMI cable solve this? I haven't really noticed this with any other games I play and I play alot or atleast its no where near as noticable then with ME2.  I tried playing both from the disc and from the disc installed on my hd and it makes no difference.

If anyone could give some insight into if its my tv or my component cable or my tv settings I'd greatly appreciate it.

Thank you. 

[Silver]

The Engine does not support Antialiasing, at all, on no system what so ever, so we all have to deal with jagged edges, and i'm not even playing on a console.

(I could force Antialiasing of course, but that would kill the performance)

[Hedera]

Yeah, that's called aliasing.
This should give you some insight.
ME2 runs on the Unreal 3 Engine, which doesn't support antialiasing due to a framebuffer issue.
In layman's terms, those jagged lines are in everyone's game and aren't actually a bug or issue. Enjoy the game!