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[Paula Deen]

This is really important for a lot of people; there were only a three settings and Resolution; it was extremely limited. I assume (and hope) that's only the case because it's a demo and an older build, but I need to know:

Will we have a lot more options for adjusting the graphics settings? Even ME2 didn't have many, and it was sad. Why not give us the options? My computer (which is a laptop, and thus not really upgradable) could run this game very smoothly if I was given the option to tweak more graphics settings.

Modifié par Paula Deen, 02 mars 2012 - 06:57 .

[SSV Enterprise]

There's more options in the demo's configuration utility. There's options for antialiasing, motion blur, dynamic shadows, number of cinematic lights, "use spherical harmonic lighting", and anisotropic filtering.

[seph22]

http://social.biowar...4/index/9584008

[Kaitheus]

Even in the config utility the options are limited, I can't even control particle amount, which ME3 uses a lot of now, also more control over shadows and textures is a must have, especially for ppl with lower end PCs, and there's a number of other options I can't think of off the top of my head that's needed as well. This is the last game in the trilogy we should have a TON of options to make it look its best, since it appears that because of EA's Origin you can't modify the gamersettings.ini anymore to add or tweak settings or you can't play MP, which is BS in my opinion.

Modifié par Kaitheus, 03 mars 2012 - 01:35 .

[Urza]

You can absolutely modify the gamersettings.ini. It's in the bioware folder in my documents like everything else (modern) bioware. Origins doesn't mess with it at all.

[Savage-Alien]

Paula Deen wrote...

This is really important for a lot of people; there were only a three settings and Resolution; it was extremely limited. I assume (and hope) that's only the case because it's a demo and an older build, but I need to know:

Will we have a lot more options for adjusting the graphics settings? Even ME2 didn't have many, and it was sad. Why not give us the options? My computer (which is a laptop, and thus not really upgradable) could run this game very smoothly if I was given the option to tweak more graphics settings.

What, exactly, would you like to tweak?

My guess is we'll have options very similar to what was in ME2.