To Forum Admin: Don't move this to the Bug Section. This isn't a feature that will be fixed, and all users deserve to know about this advantage.
I walked into my roommates room last night while we were playing RO2, and i noticed that all the character models (even when in shadowy/dark places where the sun doesn't reach) are glowing bright as if they were glowing! I was like "what the hell?" He told me he turned down his shadow quality to low or off, and ever since, he can see characters like they're glowing bright no matter where they are, creating quite a distinct advantage.
On my screen, with all graphics on high, when people are in dark places, it can range from difficult to very difficult to see other players, depending on how well they're hidden. But, based on what I saw on my roommate's screen, I'll be turning off/lowering shadows to acquire this advantage until it's fixed.
New photos on new maps, at ranges of 100meters:
you can clearly see the advantage here:
Up and to the left of my iron sights:
Two little heads in a bunker:
A more subtle but distinct advantage where I killed three-in-a-row here:
Some older photos of when I first discovered the bug:
I walked into my roommates room last night while we were playing RO2, and i noticed that all the character models (even when in shadowy/dark places where the sun doesn't reach) are glowing bright as if they were glowing! I was like "what the hell?" He told me he turned down his shadow quality to low or off, and ever since, he can see characters like they're glowing bright no matter where they are, creating quite a distinct advantage.
On my screen, with all graphics on high, when people are in dark places, it can range from difficult to very difficult to see other players, depending on how well they're hidden. But, based on what I saw on my roommate's screen, I'll be turning off/lowering shadows to acquire this advantage until it's fixed.
New photos on new maps, at ranges of 100meters:
you can clearly see the advantage here:
Up and to the left of my iron sights:
Two little heads in a bunker:
A more subtle but distinct advantage where I killed three-in-a-row here:
Some older photos of when I first discovered the bug:
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