#Xcom 2 pc cant change input device how to
I'm not really sure how to take screenshots for it, and anyway it's an option available in most PC games, you can always set that to 16 on any game and rig, it really sholdn't change anything unless the system you are playing on is really that slow, but generally just set it to the max. Thanks for this information, it is helpful and amazing! Good Job! Please, complete this excellent and extremely useful work by adding a Benchmark Framerate comparison and "slider comparison screenshots" also for this one. Note that it is a different setting from the already here investigated "Texture Detail". "Texture Filtering" = Bilinear, Trilinear, Aniso 2x, Aniso 4x, Aniso 8x, Aniso 16x
Otherwise higher end systems should be able to comfortably run the game at higher framerates, as long as the more intensive settings which have been listed throughout the report are lowered or turned off completely. Most settings are also incredibly subtle and any differences are very difficult to spot while playing, but otherwise the expensive settings should be turned off if the game is behaving poorly.Īs far as the actual performance goes getting an idea as to how the game is truly supposed to run on this system proves a bit more difficult, due to the way strategy games are generally setup, and simply because the system itself is not strong enough, there's no easy way to properly judge as to why the game is running the way it currently is. After testing every setting maximizing them to their highest values is not very optimal, due to some of them not changing much in the end. Lower end systems will end up having some pretty large performance issues but this is most likely not be the game's fault, and it's most likely a hardware issue. This game is far more graphically intensive than its predecessor, and as such it might have difficulties properly scaling over different hardware configurations. In the worst case the Texture Detail setting has to be set to High, but even then there's such a minor loss in performance, to the point where it actually doesn't really matter too much, unless the average framerate is really low. Oddly enough the level which perfomed the worst overall has been the base of operations itself, otherwise even at 30 FPS the game did behave pretty decently, while the framerate might not have been optimal there were no major input lag issues and the game was still playable, anything below 30 FPS was otherwise pretty rough to play with, during usual gameplay however even the camera distance itself affected the framerate, while this might not be a great solution, if the game is performing too badly try zooming in a little bit in order to gain a few extra frames in order to make the game slightly more bearable to play with.Ĭertain settings have a placebo like effect, mainly the Texture Detail and the Shadow Quality settings, it doesn't really matter what these two are set to, they won't improve or ruin the framerate in any way. Objects with edges over the fog of war will smoothly blend in with the smoke screen, the transparency values are automatically adjusted and improved by the SSAO setting.
Most differences are very difficult to spot during gameplay, daylight areas will however look slightly better because of the darker lighting. The second setting also applies to objects such as rocks, trees and buildings. It does not affect areas currently in view by the player Get all items by xxx quantity (set any values)The first setting applies a lighter ambient occlusion effect over any ground tiles or buildings located near the fog of war.
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