The full list of commandline parameters currently available in Just Cause 2 (retail and demo) are as follows:R/EpicGamesPC Weekly Free Game MegathreadThe best open-world action on the market Game requires Steam installation. If you are using multiple entries then they must be separated by a single space. Enter in whichever commandline options you want. Click the 'Set Launch Options' button 4.
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Anti-Aliasing: OFF - Around 10 fps drop on SMAA, so go FXAA if you must use AA. Resolution: Native Resolution, 1440p (143Hz) for me Additionally, if it's game related, please check out PCGamingWiki as there may already be a solution to your problem! Related SubredditsI've been doing heavy research and development on the graphic settings of Just Cause 4 for the past couple of hours both in game and from multiple other guides throughout the internet and thought I'd share the best settings that I've came up with for those that want to maximize performance without losing visual fidelity whatsoever.These settings are my official locked settings.EDIT April 17th: Here are 3 quick videos I created showing the difference of performance between ultra and my custom graphics settings below.Just Cause 4 Graphics Settings Comparison 1Just Cause 4 Graphics Settings Comparison 2Just Cause 4 Graphics Settings Comparison 3Specs used in the videos: Windows 10 1440p 144 Hz GSync Monitor GTX 1070 4C/4T 6th Gen i5 3.2 GHz 16GB DDR4 RAM
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Ocean Tessellation: Yes (turning this off drops 2-3 fps for some reason, leave it on) Water Detail: Very High (max) Easy lock here. Texture Quality: Very High (max) Easy lock here. Still like it OFF because I'm in 1440p. I didn't notice much fps hit with FXAA on, maybe 2-5 fps, if that. In 1080p this may look different so this setting is a setting to experiment with.
If you like less sharp shadows, try High but it's not going to impact fps, just that personal preference of less sharp(soft) shadows. So a no-brainer to leave it on Very High. Shadow Quality: Very High (max) - Strangely this setting doesn't affect fps much at all, even on low.
Those tiny shadow details on objects that make the game more realistic. One, if you're a big fan of ambient occlusion in general. There's a couple reasons to turn this on imo. SSAO: No - BIGGEST fps hit in the game, just turn it off.
Edge Fade: No (personal preference, zero impact on fps) Motion Blur: No (personal preference, 1-2 fps impact with it on) Hardware will differ of course. My guess is around 9-13 fps, give or take.
Or just the heat that the sun causes, if that makes any sense. In Just Cause 3, the difference visually was basically sunlight bloom. Might turn this one on in the future if I find a visual difference.
Then change it right back to where you had it. You simply change the resolution in the in-game settings from your native resolution/(Hz) to something lower, apply the settings. Not sure why this happens but I found the fix within a few minutes of tinkering around while it was happening. Bokeh Depth of Field: No (personal preference, 1-2 fps impact with it on)Side Note (apart from this graphic settings guide): One thing to note is that sometimes when first starting up the game, it seems laggy and presents screen tearing(no clue why but it's happened once for me on like 20 startups in the past hour). I personally want the extra fps boost but may decide to change my mind if I like what I see as I play the game turning it on and off in different areas of the game.
This guide is aimed to achieve a boost in performance using these custom settings vs using ultra settings without losing those ultra like visuals. Of course ultra graphic settings is going to use more VRAM but I didn't see it go up and over 5GB in-game while on ultra settings.Just Cause 4 seems rather GPU bound since my CPU doesn't bottleneck in-game. Obviously more higher end hardware is going to yield higher end results and vice versa with lower end hardware.The newer equivalent of my GPU is right around the middle of a GTX 1660 Super and GTX 1660 Ti only my 1070 has 8GB of VRAM vs the 6GB of these 1600 series GPU's but that extra 2GB shouldn't really matter much considering when I first start up the game only 3-3.5GB of VRAM is being used. I know there's a workaround by just playing the game offline but still.I wouldn't say useless but I used guides from many different systems, including top end hardware such as an i7 8700K/RTX 2080 Ti in 4K resolution so the numbers you see below should be representative of around the performance across most systems.My system hardware is Windows 10, 4C/4T 6th Gen i5 3.2 GHz, GTX 1070 w/ stock OC and 16GB DDR4 RAM. The devs are working on fixing the issue and hopefully will relay some info on what's going on with it. Hope everyone that isn't able to play the game due to the crashing get to play it asap.
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