Just wondering what everyone's graphical preference was in Mass Effect. I am currently playing with filmgrain turned off. Tends to be more vivid like that. Filmgrain adds that "movie effect" {see whati did there}though, which is cool.
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I played with filmgrain on in both ME1 and ME2. I have to admit that it was very intense in ME1 though...
Off, it's horrible, it only works for games like L4D, FEAR, etc.DanielDustLeft 4 dead has a dynamic film grain the effects varied based on the brightness of the scene it worked very well imo.
[QUOTE="DanielDust"]Off, it's horrible, it only works for games like L4D, FEAR, etc.DJ_HeadshotLeft 4 dead has a dynamic film grain the effects varied based on the brightness of the scene it worked very well imo. It was the first game that was actually better because of film grain imo.
science fiction media should be crystal clear and clean, not muddled like some good horror movie.
So, no...film grain is off for me
If I live to be 500 I don't think I will ever understand why developers bother with film grain ? I like clear crisp visuals, that is why I game on the PC. So why in gods name would I want to degrade the visuals with an artificial film grain filter :?
Filmgrain is not needed. Its not just useless in video games its also useless on television especially in an era of HDTV.
I like the film grain in both games.. The only other game that I can think used it was L4D series.. I think its a nice effect that fits well with Mass Effect. The first one made it feel kind of like I was watching/reading a live action comic book.. The second made it feel alittle bit more gritty.
I concur.Mass Efect 1 - No film grain. It's over the top and annnoying. the game just looks much betetr with it off.
Mass Effect 2 - On. It's much more subtle in ME2 and adds a bit fo that film quality without blurring everything.
Kinthalis
I disabled it in Mass Effect since it was horrible, but I did like it on F.E.A.R. 2 and Left 4 Dead.
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