hadokenexe: Bro that 99 3D scaling is a gamechanger!! It removes that weird softening filter completely
josewhiteheart1614: another cool thing with fantasia now, you have 1 hour in game grace period to re-adjust your character for free after a use, maybe in case to edit minor changes you forget/don't like, like voice usually.
GameMa5Ter2O01: btw lads excalibur zeta and ragnarok zeta both have dual dye system on them
Tailionis: Small creators sometime give the best information. Ty sir.
WGSXFrank: If you have an RTX card, just use the nvidia overlay to add a sharpness filter. It's the best the game can look without relying on a reshade, and without the need for FSR downscaling.
HuNtOziO: If on PC you can also just press X to click on npcs and other items when other players are in the way
MrCarlWax: I would add something if you use NVIDIA DLSS. The setting below called "Frame Rate Threshold", put it at "Below 60 fps" or "Below 30 fps". Never "Always enabled". Because it will try to reach the highest possible FPS your screen can do and it will lower your graphics settings to reach it.

If your game doesnt look as good as you thought it would or the Anti-Aliasing doesnt seem to do much. Try this.

I essentially played without Anti-Aliasing during launch because every time I entered a cutscene it removed it and I only got it back if I turned DLSS off and on again. Just realised today that it was the Frame Rate Threshold doing it. Got it on 60 FPS now and I finally can experience the new AA.
kiyoshiizumi02: I was going nuts tryna figure out where the “make people disappear when near quest npc” option was and this cleared it up for me. Thank you.
omegaxtrigun: fyi if you go to a calamity salvager they have an option “exchange spectacles” where they give you facewear versions of glasses head gear you’ve previously obtained.
bandi138138: That last tip was amazing. Thank you
orangemc9358: An alternative to sharpening for Nvidia users: Geforce Experience ALT F3 game filters. Set the Sharpen (NOT Sharpen ) to 100 on both sliders. Want it a bit crispier? Decrease the "ignore film grain" option. This way you get the superior DLSS, with the added sharpness, without any performance loss. If you want to really up performance, however, you can go to nexus mods and get the DLSS/FSR/XESS mod for FFXIV. You can select presets, like any other game with the mod.

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