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[XidZen]

Dont understand people who accept everything what developer deliver.
If there would be an option of film grain you can still turned it off!
ME1 with film grain and low contrast looks amazing to me.
Im such a disappointed how ME3 looks and how huge stepback it is.

[Peer of the Empire]

MRedfield wrote...

Zzinged wrote...

They took it out along with stuff like the holster animation in order to save memory on consoles.

Got a link of BioWare stating that?

Didn't think so.

Consoles are underpowered so it seems logical

[lastpawn]

Resurrect for cause.

Anyone figure out how to tweak the files to get the grain effect going? Because I'm pretty sure those of us who miss it from ME1 and ME2 will have to do it ourselves.

[Mimitochan]

Hey, I'm relieved, I was starting to think I was the only one missing the ME1 & ME2 look and feel!
I think re-adding film grain would really help make ME3 look better, so I would definitely be happy to have an option for that, even PAY for that!

Think about it Bioware, an artistic package  for ME3, for those who miss the look from the previous games (because obviously, some players like the "plastic" look), shouldn't be too expensive to deploy, so probably very profitable...

Modifié par Mimitochan, 23 juin 2012 - 10:12 .

[voteDC]

I turned the film grain off in Mass Effect 1. For me it was over-powering the look of the game.

With Mass Effect 2 I thought they got the balance right and so left it on.

Mass Effect 3 does have a far more 'plastic' quality to it, which I think film grain would have helped hide.

[Code_R]

It's a nice touch which added something different to the look of the game, which is needed because Unreal 3 is used everywhere. I'd have appreciated an option for it in the sequels.

[Hevilath]

I miss that too.

[Mimitochan]

Film grain in ME2 was too soft for me - I play on a 24" PC monitor with high resolution - so it'd probably be good to be able to ajust that too, depending on your hardware and display settings. Don't know how it's done there, but I though it was pretty well implemented in "Left for Dead".

To me, it is unquestionably obvious that the original game is far superior in terms of general art direction, even if it shows that it is already 4 years older than ME3. It may not be the best looking, but clearly the one in which the best artistic choices were made. In fact, I think it is one the most stylish games I have ever played. It was an artistic statement on its own, much like Wipeout was back in the days of the old Playstation. It felt so fresh and unusually tasteful.

Anyway, if many people agree, now that they're done with the EC, maybe they'll consider this as a DC?

Modifié par Mimitochan, 23 juin 2012 - 02:08 .

[SlyTF1]

Mimitochan wrote...

Film grain in ME2 was too soft for me - I play on a 24" PC monitor with high resolution - so it'd probably be good to be able to ajust that too, depending on your hardware and display settings.

To me, it is unquestionably obvious that the original game is far superior in terms of general art direction, even if it shows that it is already 4 years older than ME3. It may not be the best looking, but clearly the one in which the best artistic choices were made. In fact, I think it is one the most stylish games I have ever played. It was an artistic statement on its own, much like Wipeout was back in the days of the old Playstation. It felt so fresh and unusually tasteful.

Anyway, if many people agree, now that they're done with the EC, maybe they'll consider this as a DC?

I agree. I just wish ME1 was on the PS3. I have a 360 and a reliable PC, but I'd feel more compelled to play the game over and over again on the PS3...

And I can't tell a damn difference between having film grain and not having film grain.

Modifié par SlyTF1, 23 juin 2012 - 02:07 .

[breyant]

Wait a sec... people actually like the film grain? I think it makes games look terrible! Especially in ME1.

[Mimitochan]

breyant wrote...

Wait a sec... people actually like the film grain? I think it makes games look terrible! Especially in ME1.

Wait a sec... people actually turn the film grain off?
This is not really for debate, as people have different tastes, but given the fact that is was available in the first games, and there - if i'm not mistaken - by default, meaning as an original intented 'the way it should look" feature, I don't see why it shouldn't be available as a customizable option, this way, every player can personalize its experience.

Modifié par Mimitochan, 23 juin 2012 - 05:01 .

[Fredvdp]

breyant wrote...

Wait a sec... people actually like the film grain? I think it makes games look terrible! Especially in ME1.

I love it. It covers up many of the game's graphical limitations.

Modifié par Fredvdp, 23 juin 2012 - 04:22 .

[Mimitochan]

For those who are interested, I found a "Cinema Mod", including film grain. Havent't tried it yet though.
Available here > http://social.biowar...3/index/9346212
http://www.giantbomb...-mod/35-540080/

[Alex Kershaw]

I used to turn it off anyway

[shepdog77]

Mimitochan wrote...

breyant wrote...

Wait a sec... people actually like the film grain? I think it makes games look terrible! Especially in ME1.

Wait a sec... people actually turn the film grain off?
This is not really for debate, as people have different tastes, but given the fact that is was available in the first games, and there - if i'm not mistaken - by default, meaning as an original intented 'the way it should look" feature, I don't see why it shouldn't be available as a customizable option, this way, every player can personalize its experience.

I for one preferred it turned off, i like a good clear picture.
However it is odd they removed it, given it was defaulted like that in 1 & 2.

[ZackG312]

Film grain is crap glad it is gone

[Cyne]

Mimitochan wrote...

breyant wrote...

Wait a sec... people actually like the film grain? I think it makes games look terrible! Especially in ME1.

Wait a sec... people actually turn the film grain off?
This is not really for debate, as people have different tastes, but given the fact that is was available in the first games, and there - if i'm not mistaken - by default, meaning as an original intented 'the way it should look" feature, I don't see why it shouldn't be available as a customizable option, this way, every player can personalize its experience.

This. I tried it with both in ME1, it looks better with it. There should at least be an option to turn it back on.

Modifié par Cyne, 24 juin 2012 - 11:45 .

[Kelwing]

Film grain, I always turn that crap off. Even in ME1.

Modifié par Kelwing, 25 juin 2012 - 12:00 .