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"Hurting your eyes"?... How??... It's a two-dimensional image on a monitor, it doesn't do anything to your eyes or sight. - Better not watch any movies then, since that dreaded depth-of-field that lenses produce is probably in every single one of them.

Originally posted by MicHaeL MonStaR:

"Hurting your eyes"?... How??... It's a two-dimensional image on a monitor, it doesn't do anything to your eyes or sight. - Better not watch any movies then, since that dreaded depth-of-field that lenses produce is probably in every single one of them.

Movies are a completely different and non-interactive medium.

Originally posted by MicHaeL MonStaR:

"Hurting your eyes"?... How??... It's a two-dimensional image on a monitor, it doesn't do anything to your eyes or sight. - Better not watch any movies then, since that dreaded depth-of-field that lenses produce is probably in every single one of them.

As the previous comment stated, films and video games are two separate media. While the devs replicated the style of classic samurai films with the black/white design and film grain, that's the closest the feel will get. Additionally, films don't have the camera constantly pulled back with the blurry images covering 25% of the screen.

Originally posted by iamxeracon:

Originally posted by MicHaeL MonStaR:

"Hurting your eyes"?... How??... It's a two-dimensional image on a monitor, it doesn't do anything to your eyes or sight. - Better not watch any movies then, since that dreaded depth-of-field that lenses produce is probably in every single one of them.

As the previous comment stated, films and video games are two separate media. While the devs replicated the style of classic samurai films with the black/white design and film grain, that's the closest the feel will get. Additionally, films don't have the camera constantly pulled back with the blurry images covering 25% of the screen.

Except that's how most side scrollers are nowadays, can't do anything about it.

use universal unreal engine 4 unlocker to inject a dll to enable a command line in game
then in the command line type the following:
r.Depthoffieldquality 0

you're welcome

Originally posted by iamxeracon:

Originally posted by MicHaeL MonStaR:

"Hurting your eyes"?... How??... It's a two-dimensional image on a monitor, it doesn't do anything to your eyes or sight. - Better not watch any movies then, since that dreaded depth-of-field that lenses produce is probably in every single one of them.

As the previous comment stated, films and video games are two separate media. While the devs replicated the style of classic samurai films with the black/white design and film grain, that's the closest the feel will get. Additionally, films don't have the camera constantly pulled back with the blurry images covering 25% of the screen.

Hey man, why are you explaining yourself to this ID10T. You ask for help and here he comes with his from of logic. You don't spend time conversing with time wasters like that. you have an issue and he wants to criticize your issue. The world is filled with people like this avoid them like the plague. You are one of those people that's extremely sensitive to Blur, it has something to do with how your brain calculates information at a speed above most people. I have the same issue. Any form of blur drives me nuts and create intolerance to he next level. All depth of field is, is Blur. Blur of any type drives me insane. Now these lazy developers are bundling Blur features into settings, instead of providing a different slider. Don't explain yourself to people. Nothing good ever comes of it. Respect