2023-06-23 19:00:02
News JVTech Steam: many players hate and disable this setting present on almost all games
Published on 06/23/2023 at 21:00
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The Motion Blur option is a regular source of discussion within the community. Many players find it terrible and disable it immediately, while others enjoy it.
Motion blur: a controversial parameter!
Many games like Destiny 2, Hogwarts Legacy or Fortnite have one thing in common: they all offer Motion Blur option. Indeed, almost all AAA titles and many smaller games on Steam have this option in their graphics settings. But the function, which is called motion blur in French, is controversial among many gamers, since it can alter the perception of the game..
In details, the elements around you become blurred while your person, the car or whatever you use to move around stays sharp. For example, if you jump wildly in a third-person RPG, the environment will become blurry while your character will remain clearly visible. But then, why do many gamers disable motion blur? In ultra-dynamic games, such as shooters or nervous action games, motion blur is quickly perceived as an annoyance. Important elements become blurred, making opponents less visible.
Competitive gamers who play Call of Duty or other FPS, for example, Quickly disable features such as motion blur, as this only disrupts accuracy. Thus, it is mainly gamers who play racing games who stick to Motion Blur, because while their car remains sharp, everything around it becomes blurred and therefore gives the impression of speed. To give you an idea of what motion blur looks like, you can refer to the YouTube video above.
Motion Blur: an FPS story
Motion blur and other similar effects give a greater sense of speed. These options are used more frequently in games, as they help make games look more realistic and “cinematic”.. And it is mainly for these reasons that many major studios implement this feature in their games. Additionally, as PCGamer online magazine explains, these effects help “smooth” the appearance of a gameespecially games capped at 30 frames per second or less.
When motion blur is on, you feel like the game runs smoothly below 30 FPS, because instead of jerkiness, you see streaks. This feature can therefore be a blessing for gamers who do not have high-end hardware.. However, high refresh rates (120Hz or higher) make motion blur effects superfluous in most cases, as 120 FPS still feels smoother than software-created artificial motion blur.
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