The character was able to walk again after a fight sequence was triggered. So if you use a 60Hz panel yourself, there is a strong chance that you could be able to play KOTOR 2 properly without this bug. So that's it for all the graphics settings available in Star Wars: Squadrons, a somewhat limited but in the end a decent selection of options available that allows for a good amount of customization and performance tweaking.Then again -> Options -> Graphics -> More Options -> enable V-Sync -> Restart the game Start KOTOR 2 from local Library -> Options -> Graphics -> Resolution -> set Resolution to your native monitor resolution but with 60 Hz When V-Sync is enabled, your graphics card will stop pushing out as many frames as it can and starts to sync the frames with the native Hertz (Hz) of your monitor panel. But this is only noticeable during cutscenes so doesn't really affect gameplay that much. It is a shame that the Anti-Aliasing quality has no option to turn it off, or even any other options than TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing) which can result in some ghosting in-game. It is nice to see a Resolution Scale option as well for people with high resolution monitors who can't play at the higher resolutions due to performance issues, or if you've got a beefy GPU and just want to up the quality. Overall, Star Wars Squadron's graphics settings aren't exactly extensive, but there's a decent amount of customization in there that will allow us to customize the quality and get the perfect balance between performance and visual fidelity.
Effects Quality - Low/Medium/High/Ultra.
Lighting Quality - Low/Medium/High/Ultra.Texture Filtering - Low/Medium/High/Ultra.Graphics Quality - Auto/Low/Medium/High/Ultra/Custom.Temporal Anti-Aliasing Sharpness - 0% > 100%.Fullscreen Mode - Fullscreen/Borderless/Windowed.
The Star Wars-themed space sim is out now, and whilst the game mostly takes place inside the cockpit of some iconic spaceships, we wanted to take a look at all the graphics settings available to us in Star Wars: Squadrons.ĭoes it have a bountiful selection of customizable settings so we can tweak performance and visual fidelity to our liking? Or does it end up feeling lackluster? We dive in and take a look. EA's latest venture into the galaxy far, far away is finally here.
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