The incredibly controversial Assassin's Creed Mirage chromatic aberration setting is getting removed for all players, with an option to turn it back on.
I think introducing imperfections can in some cases enhance immersion. Our eyes do function like cameras, and have their limitations, but we don’t notice them so much. So, I think these “flaws” in games can make them more convincing in a way.
I guess it’s a personal preference, I like it, but I see why it can be annoying.
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I think introducing imperfections can in some cases enhance immersion. Our eyes do function like cameras, and have their limitations, but we don’t notice them so much. So, I think these “flaws” in games can make them more convincing in a way. I guess it’s a personal preference, I like it, but I see why it can be annoying.
I’m still using my eyes!
But I have… Special eyes!