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One more thing, would it be wise to use widescreen, and do you need high visual fx quality? | One more thing, would it be wise to use widescreen, and do you need high visual fx quality? | ||
:Avoid widescreen. From what I've seen, the widescreen setting is usually meant for widescreen monitors (i.e. those that don't use [[wp:4:3|4:3]] as opposed to [[wp:16:9|16:9]]); in reality, the actual number of pixels displayed is still the same, so screencapped images of a widescreen GTA game usually results in the images appearing thinner than usual. As for visual FX, usually you might want to make the most out of the game's graphical capabilities, although lower settings also means that you don't have to deal with blades of grass obstructing the tires of certain vehicles parked on an empty plain; also, vehicle shadows in lower visual FX do look better because it's darker than those in higher visual FX. It still depends on you though. Do you want better graphics (as intended by the developers), or better presentation? - [[User:ZS|ZS]] 19:56, November 15, 2009 (UTC) | |||
== Hey,i don't think you noticed this but.. == | == Hey,i don't think you noticed this but.. == | ||