My issue with Unreal Engine 5 is pretty much exclusively Lumen.
Developers turn it on and call it a day. No baked lighting. No reflection probes. Just blurry reflections and blurry shadows with FSR on top for extra blurriness.
It runs and looks like absolute ass and I simply stopped buying UE5 games that use it.
I looooove Talos Principle but my hardware is getting long in the tooth and 2 runs so blurry (and not well enough to compensate) that I gave up on buying the 1 Remaster, even though I really wanted to play the new bonus chapter…
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My issue with Unreal Engine 5 is pretty much exclusively Lumen.
Developers turn it on and call it a day. No baked lighting. No reflection probes. Just blurry reflections and blurry shadows with FSR on top for extra blurriness.
It runs and looks like absolute ass and I simply stopped buying UE5 games that use it.
I haven’t played any game that uses Lumen. At least that I know of. Can you give me an example?
Pretty much every UE5 game I have played so far has it, with very few providing fallbacks to old school lighting.
To list some of the worst offenders I can remember right now:
ah. Dodged all of those 😅
I looooove Talos Principle but my hardware is getting long in the tooth and 2 runs so blurry (and not well enough to compensate) that I gave up on buying the 1 Remaster, even though I really wanted to play the new bonus chapter…
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