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Hey guys.
So in recent times i've taken to using an Injector to sort out certain games i find lacking in certain areas, and lately i've noticed i've had to use it on a fair amount of modern games.
I've noticed myself using it for games like Skyrim, Darksiders II, Dishonoured and Bioshock Infinite, mainly LumaSharpen as it picks up so much more detail from scenes but some games with Skyrim i notice have rediculously washed out colours and terribly bland feelings to them so i need them at times.
I've found these three to be a big problem but most games are usually fine, i could pop on Half Life 2 and not need to make a single adjustment because the game looks and feels great out the box.
I just wondered, is this natural for these games in particular? Skyrim seeming washed out even at max settings, Bioshock Inifnite being rediculously blurry and Darksiders II essentially being all of that in one? I recently get a new Monitor but i doubt it's that as the colours are fantastic on other games.
(BenQ XL2720t 120hz is my monitor)
Just wondered, i felt that using this tool too much and relying on it would end up a bad thing but lately i've not been able to play certain games without using LumaSharpen and Dither and kind of dont want to end up having to rely solely on using an external injector to make games look decent.
So in recent times i've taken to using an Injector to sort out certain games i find lacking in certain areas, and lately i've noticed i've had to use it on a fair amount of modern games.
I've noticed myself using it for games like Skyrim, Darksiders II, Dishonoured and Bioshock Infinite, mainly LumaSharpen as it picks up so much more detail from scenes but some games with Skyrim i notice have rediculously washed out colours and terribly bland feelings to them so i need them at times.
I've found these three to be a big problem but most games are usually fine, i could pop on Half Life 2 and not need to make a single adjustment because the game looks and feels great out the box.
I just wondered, is this natural for these games in particular? Skyrim seeming washed out even at max settings, Bioshock Inifnite being rediculously blurry and Darksiders II essentially being all of that in one? I recently get a new Monitor but i doubt it's that as the colours are fantastic on other games.
(BenQ XL2720t 120hz is my monitor)
Just wondered, i felt that using this tool too much and relying on it would end up a bad thing but lately i've not been able to play certain games without using LumaSharpen and Dither and kind of dont want to end up having to rely solely on using an external injector to make games look decent.