Games with Overused graphic effect

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>>384254078
Battlefield 1

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>>384254078
Console games also suffer from this

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>>384254078

all images need more lensflare
Not enough to blind me yet.

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I love this game but the forced motion blur with no option to disable it is a buzzkill

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>>384255172
Uh what?
I think there is an option to turn it off unless you are playing on console.
Dead Island, however, definitely has forced motion blur.

>>384254832
The first time I saw this, it really bothered me. It's the smudges on the "camera lens."

Is someone following Geralt with a camera? Does he have his own personal Lakitu?

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>>384254832
I have no idea how that is in your game,

>>384254832
LMAO

>>384255438
And unfixable microstutter everywhere

>>384254078
>This require i7 to work at ~60fps with drops
Crysis 3 is pretty well optimized, though. Unless you're trying to run it purely on i7's built-in GPU.