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12-03-2014, 11:27 AM
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12-03-2014, 11:30 AM
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12-03-2014, 11:31 AM
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12-03-2014, 11:39 AM
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So these new changes are pretty shitty, guys.. Can't say i'm crazy about the way they were rolled out either. Tho i gotta say I like the idea of preventing the game from modifying the desktop's gamma settings, the implementation is pretty flawed atm. Also, mobs are way more resistant in general now... I dont think this is working as intended, or as it did in classic. I shouldnt have to malo even low level mobs to avoid getting chain resisted.
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12-03-2014, 11:41 AM
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Haven't logged in yet to see these changes with gamma. But Karsten is right. I remember ultravision and infravision being so cool because it actually colored/enhanced your whole view for better vision and immersion. Was important and looked cool.
Sounds like now, the spells are still just as worthless, but we get to run around jacking up our gamma via win eq in order to see. If you can't actually emulate classic on this, the change should be reverted.
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12-03-2014, 11:57 AM
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Oddly enough, the only issue with the gamma for me is that the lights are too light and the darks are too dark. My human can wander around without a light source, but the second I approach a light source like a torch, the area around it is washed out and lighter than normal.
Windowed or not, my second screen (and my primary screen behind the window) stays at the same gamma level. And this is without WinEQ or EQW or any tools to lock the gamma, just plain vanilla Windows 8.1 and the EQLite version of the client files. So, not a complaint, just a comment that it's not affecting everyone...
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12-03-2014, 12:08 PM
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I can't say that I am a fan of the gamma change, but I will say that this is *similar* to how it was on live.
Exceptions: Serpent sight etc seems broken, and my UI should not go dark with this change. Otherwise, the environmental darkness seems spot on. I remember being blind as hell on live, getting lost not far from the lifts in GFay because of the darkness, etc etc. Darkness is pretty classic, there needs to be fixes to the serpent sight / UI issues though. | ||
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12-03-2014, 12:15 PM
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Ok the gamma thing sucks and its rocks.
Rocks because it looks way better and less spotty and white Sucks because even as a wood elf on 100% gamma, i cant see shit. Whoever did the adjustment, did you tune it to YOUR monitor/tv? Is YOUR monitor/tv setup to ideal settings per online cinema settings? Is it setup to whatever you think looks good? I think what you were comparing it to when you setup was wrong! Because my shit is setup properly and its horrible. It looks good, has shadows, depth and all that but cant see anything. Maybe you play with your brightness at 100% backlight 100% and picture 100%. Other people do not. Try setting up your visuals then readjusting for a new patch plz. | ||
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