Making the game run at any resolution, fullscreen and widescreen. OBS: Read the "documentation.html" for more information If your game came with a file called "DMC3SE.ini" you will have to open the "_Restore" folder" and cope it to the game's folder in order to make your controller (XBOX 360 Wireless) works. Now ppen the file called "StyleSwitcher.ini" on the game's folder and change the value "ForceMode0" from 0 to 1 (like this: ForceMode0=1) Type 0 (if you use the keyboard to play) or 1 (if you use the controller) Extract the "bin" folder from the zip to the game's folder (where the "DMC3SE.exe" is)
The fps drop in some areas of the game should be resolved. I'll be disappointed if various graphical effects are indeed reserved solely for cutscenes, especially on PC.There is a fix to this problem, called "Style Switcher" on Nexus Mods.ĭownload and Install the fix and open the file called "StyleSwitcher.ini" on the game folder.Ĭhange the value "ForceMode0" from 0 to 1 I hope someone else who is actually skilled at this could examine. Also, I couldn't get anything reflecting in the various puddles on the street, it just looked like cubemaps. But it didn't look like Nero in-game had subsurface scattering, his skin looked pretty plain. This prompted me to do a brief examination of the in-game graphics, but I have to stress I'm no expert and just a casual video game player, I did this in a single section, and I could be completely wrong. Additionally, cutscenes also use Depth of Field. These graphical settings are Motion Blur, Ambient Occlusion, SSR and Subsurface Scattering. Then it dawned me on, something that confused me about the graphical settings Multiple of the graphical settings have two settings, OFF and Variable. This prompted me to pay close attention to the graphics in the next couple of cutscenes and sure enough, they absolutely do look better than the in-game graphics to me. At 4k max settings on a 2080 ti and i7 7700 I was 95-125 fps in gameplay, but 60-70 in cutscenes, and in one instance (the close-up of Dante's eye at the end of the prologue) dropped all the way to 47. What gave this away was the cutscenes being way more resource intensive than actual gameplay. It seems like a lot of graphical effects are on for cutscenes, but are off in actual gameplay.
So, I'm disappointed by something regarding the games graphics.
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