Red Dead Redemption 2 best Steam Deck & in-game settings for stable gameplay without crashes. Full details in the comments... from SteamDeck Oh and also, from you TV settings, set the sharpness down, like at 30. That seems to eliminate most of the jaggies. Show PSN: KungFuChicken69 vi-r-us 12 years ago#6 The game doesn't even support 1080p/i, it always defaults to 720p even if you have those checked. RD_21 12 years ago#7 I have all of them checked and the game is in 720p. sqearl76 12 years ago#8 Rockstar is awful at properly displaying its 'light sourcing'. In the real world the sun brightens EVERYTHING outside. A building will cast a shadow but not to the point where it's so dark it's like nighttime. Imagine a cardboard box on the floor with no light source whatsoever.........now shine a flashlight on the box.......that's Rockstars idea of light sourcing, too bright on the light side while too dark on the shadow side. I've tried to adjust for this but it just ends up looking 'washed out'. Too many games this gen are guilty of this.......these developers are supposed to be artists so why do so many of them get this simple logic so wrong? If your TV is always does tone mapping and it can't be turned off, fine tuning peak brightness is pointless. Set the Peak Brightness to a few thousand nits and adjust Paper White to an acceptable value. Red Dead Redemption 2 and Red Dead Online are massive open-world experiences that let you explore and adventure in the imaginary Wild West. You can play the game over multiple platforms, which means you’ll be using a controller for a long time. Even if you’re playing on the PC, you can play with a controller if that is your preference. With that in mind, it’s a good idea to get the most out of your controller settings as early as possible and get used to a better-optimized experience. Some settings are simply quality-of-life improvements, while others can be vital to your success in the game. In this guide, we’ll share with you the best controller settings for Red Dead Redemption 2. Related: The best passive ability cards in Red Dead Online The best controller settings for Red Dead Redemption 2Before we dive into the more impactful settings, the first three options are uncategorized but pretty straightforward:
Targeting and Weapons
Third Person & First PersonWe’re combining both of these categories because the settings are the same, and the options we select should transfer from one to the other.
Accessibility
With all these controller settings set up, you should be easier and more comfortable playing Red Dead Redemption 2 and Red Dead Online without pesky controller issues getting in your way. And once you get used to the controls, the game becomes even more fun than it already is. How do I make my RDR2 graphics better on ps4?If you want to squeeze the smoothest framerates out of RDR2, focus on the Favour Performance option. The second and third lowest slider presets are what you want if you're running the Western on Rockstar's recommended graphics cards – the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 6GB and AMD's Radeon RX 480 4GB.
What settings should I use for RDR2?Red Dead Redemption 2 Graphics Settings. Resolution 1920×1080. ... . Refresh Rate – 144 (Highest Available).. VSync – Off (You Don't want your FPS to be stuck on 60, Right?).. Triple Buffering – Off.. Pause Game on Focus Loss – Off.. Constrain Mouse Pointer – Off.. Quality Preset Level – Custom.. Texture Quality – Low.. How do I improve my performance in Red Dead Redemption 2?Red Dead Redemption 2: 6 Ways to Improve Performance on PC. 6/6 Disabling Tree Tessellation.. 5/6 DSR + DLSS.. 4/6 Lowering Grass Detail.. 3/6 Lowering Water Physics.. 2/6 Disabling MSAA.. 1/6 Utilizing Nvidia Control Panel.. Does RDR2 run at 60fps on ps4?Since its initial release, the game has come to PC, PS5, Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series X, however, it's not received a proper "next-gen" port on the current-gen consoles. This means there's no way to play the game at 60 FPS on console.
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