Hi guys FOG of GAMING here and welcome to star wars battlefront II.
Today we will take a closer look at all the graphics settings for battlefront 2 and we
will adjust them so that you can improve your experience when playing this game.
In other words we will be looking for the best settings so that you can have the advantage
over everybody else.
I will share my pc specs in the video description and I will show the main component here on
screen.
In the top left corner you will see the frames per second which you may use as a reference.
These frames are valid if you run swbf2 with an Intel Core i7-6900K and a GTX 1080 Ti in
1440p.
I am running this game borderless, dynamic resolution off, dx12 on,v sync off and I have
set the motion blur to zero.
This is how the game looks on ultra settings.
I chose this scene because it's easy to spot the differences of all the graphics settings.
There is a wall on the left which is very close to you, there are 2 statues, a tower
and you can see a tree on the right together with a detailed shadow on the ground.
Basically you can see various items and objects close by, at medium ranges and at a longer
range.
Most of the time the frame rates hovers around 100 frames per second so this makes it even
easier to compare the different settings.
The most drastic change is when you go from ultra to low right, so let's compare the
differences.
The wall on the left has lost a lot of it's detail and it looks even darker than before,
we lost the shadow of the character, the statues lost even more detail and there is even a
black line running across the leg of the furthest statue.
It seems as if the lighting in the tower has been turned off, the trees and leaves have
changed and if you look at the shadow then you can see that the leaves look like a bunch
of rectangles.
In other words, the game will look darker and less detailed, but we had a massive jump
in our frames per second, we went from 100 to 163.
Pretty impressive.
The picture will improve when you set everything to medium, but your frames per second will
drop of course.
All the way down to 124.
The wall on the left is equally dark, the black line on the statue has jumped over to
the other statue so there is definitely something weird going on over there.
The tree in the distance does look a little bit better.
The shadows are still blocky but they blind in nicer with the surrounding terrain and
the edges of objects look more refined.
Let's step it up one notch and let's set everything to high.
The wall on the left has gained some clarity again, no more dark shadows that we saw in
low and medium.
But wait a minute, are that 2 black lines on the statues now?
This is a weird anomaly and I have no explanation for this.
I presume that it's a bug and I'm sure that they will fix it in the near future.
The rest of the statue looks even better than before and somebody has turned the light back
on in the tower.
The shadow of the leaves now looks like the shadow of leaves again, no more blocky parts
and the shadow looks better overall.
As you know these settings come at a cost and the frames have dropped even further down
to 105.
When we go back to ultra then you can see that the wall on the left has gained some
of the finer details back again, the statues finally look normal and the shadow of the
tree looks amazing.
In total we only lost 5 frames compared to high.
These were drastic changes, and we will now finetune our setting so that we can modify
our game so that we can have an advantage over everybody else.
The texture quality adjusts the clarity and quality of textures game wide.
If you set the texture quality to low, then your frame rate will stay exactly the same,
to make matters worse, I can't see any noticeable difference.
I had to use photoshop to see the small changes in detail, but you won't be able to tell
when you are playing star wars battlefront II.
The same is valid when you set the texture quality to medium, high or to ultra.
Texture filtering, affects the sharpness of textures and changing this has the same effect
as changing the texture quality, in other words nothing at all.
No change in the frame rate and there is no visual change.
Changing the lighting quality does nothing at all.
No frame rate change and no visual change.
The shadow quality is a different story, on low it disables dynamic shadows, leaving only
shadows cast by fixed, static game elements.
It will give you an extra 7 frames, but the shadow of the leaves won't look like leaves
anymore.
Everything will become very blocky and you are almost able to play tetris with them.
A medium setting will still gain you 5 frames and the shadow itself will look less blocky,
less dark but it will be a lot more blurry.
A high setting will remove most the blurriness at the cost of 5 frames and ultra looks even
better, all the blurry spots are now gone while you keep the same amount of frames as
on high.
The effects quality has no impact on the frame rate or on the picture in this scene.
Post processing on the other hand can gain you 19 frames by setting it to low.
This comes at the cost of sharpness and objects will lose some details.
Medium will bring back a lot of those details but in that case you will only gain 5 frames.
High looks better of course but this time there won't be any frame rate gain, ultra
looks even better than high at the same performance level.
The mesh quality to low changes a lot and here is our black line on the statue again.
So we found the setting that was causing these issues.
This setting is also the reason why the light in the tower was turned off and the trees
look as if they lost some of their leaves.
If you payed close attention that you must have noticed that mesh quality on ultra produced
97 frames, now we have 102, so we gained 5 frames.
As you know medium brings the black line over to the other statue, this will cost you 2
frames.
On high you will get access to the guy who turns the light on in the tower and it will
show you 2 black lines on the statues.
Luckily Ultra will remove all of these issues with the black lines for you.
The only thing that the terrain quality changes is the way how some of these tiles are represented.
On low and medium you will see perfectly straight and flat tiles, on high there is some variation,
and on ultra they look very realistic with variations in height and placement.
Terrain ground cover removes the leaves on the ground, in low you won't see any leaves,
medium has a few more leaves, high even more and ultra has a lot of leaves, luckily there
is no performance impact.
Anti aliasing off makes the image lose some of it's sharpness but you will gain 4 frames.
Fxaa low gains 3 frames and looks slightly better than off.
Guess what, fxaa medium looks even better, what a surprise, but this won't gain you
any frames.
Fxaa high and TAA look incredibly similar and I can't tell which one is best, the
difference just isn't big enough to notice.
Ambient Occlusion adds contact shadows where two surfaces or objects meet.
Unfortunately, ambient occlusion has no effect what so ever in battlefront 2, so leave it
on ultra.
Motion blur will do exactly that, it will blur the surrounding area when you move for
example, by average you will get a 3 frames per second improvement with motion blur to
off, it speaks for itself that you should try to limit the amount of blur that you see.
There is one more thing that you can do, and this will drastically change your frames per
second and also the visual clarity of the game itself.
You can change the resolution scale, the effect of this is enormous.
The resolution scale will make your GPU render the image exactly at the resolution you've
set if you leave it at 100%.
If you decrease the resolution scale to 75 percent, then game will tell the GPU that
it only needs an image that's 75 percent of the original image.
The opposite is called supersampling.
The GPU now calculates more pixels, and it then scales them down to a lower resolution,
this means getting a better picture.
Lower this to 25 percent and you are going to have a very hard time with accurately shooting
at your enemies, but you are going to see 133 frames per second.
If you change this to 200% then you are going to see an enormously detailed picture but
you will only get 34 frames per second.
A more realistic setting would be 125 percent.
You will get a better image and you will still get 70 frames per second.
I did try to change the hud scale to 0% but the map is already small enough, so better
leave it at 100.
If we could change the other items separately then sure that would make sense, but we could
all benefit from a bigger map so it's best not to make it smaller.
There are 2 possible settings that we can now use depending on your pc and on your personal
playstyle.
These first settings are for a die hard, hardcore gamer who only want the highest number of
frames per second, while having a playable game without putting yourself at a disadvantage.
If you are a player like this then set the shadow quality to low for an extra 7 frames,
the post processing can gain you 19 frames by setting it to low.
Fxaa on low for 3 frames, you could set this to off, but the 2 extra frames aren't worth
it, last but not least set motion blur off for 3 frames.
These are the things that you have to change, but the following settings should be kept
to ultra, those are the texture quality, texture filtering, lighting quality, effects quality,
mesh quality, terrain quality, terrain ground cover and ambient occlusion.
If you want optimal settings, which are a mix of both, so better frames but still a
good image to look at then keep these same settings on ultra, but change the shadow quality
to medium for 5 frames, the post processing to medium for another 5 frames, select taa
and set motion blur to off.
I will recommend you to play the game once or twice with everything on ultra if your
pc can handle that, then change it to the dy hard settings and then try the optimal
settings.
Try to get an idea of what works best for you pc and for your own personal playstyle.
The die hard settings will give you an extra 32 frames per second and the optimal setting
will win you 13 frames per second.
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This was FOG of GAMING, thanks for watching and I will see you in battlefront.
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