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[skogen2]

I'll just cut the the chase.

This is without Anti Aliasing



And this is with Anti Aliasing


I have never created a game but even I know that something seriously went wrong if you gain FPS by having AA enabled.

Playing on i5-2500K + HD5970.
Windows 7 64bit.

Edited by skogen2, 15 November 2011 - 06:14 AM.

[nih]

You'll need to take the picture in PNG format, JPG has terrible artifacts and is horrible for seeing difference when it comes to AA.

[nic1357890]

^ you are not supposed to be looking at the screenshots to see the difference in image quality. you're supposed to be taking note of the fact he has 1 more fps with antialiasing enabled. Anyway, think yourself lucky that it actually helps you. I have to turn down loads of settings due to mouse lag, horrible fps indoors, 3 second pauses outside, etc etc etc...

[skogen2]

^ you are not supposed to be looking at the screenshots to see the difference in image quality. you're supposed to be taking note of the fact he has 1 more fps with antialiasing enabled. Anyway, think yourself lucky that it actually helps you. I have to turn down loads of settings due to mouse lag, horrible fps indoors, 3 second pauses outside, etc etc etc...

Thank you for understanding.
I don't understand how theese companies can release unfinished games.
Seems like every new game is too buggy etc. Why can't they at least try out the games before they release them?