The Early Access phase for Battlefield 5’s open beta has begun and below you can find the graphics settings that are currently featured in the game. Battlefield 5’s beta will open to all players on September 6th.
PC gamers will be able to adjust the quality of Textures, Texture Filtering, Lighting, Effects, Post Processing, Mesh, Terrain, Undergrowth, Anti-aliasing Post Processing and Ambient Occlusion. There are also options for Future Frame Rendering, GPU Memory Restriction, and players can choose between DirectX 11 and DirectX 12.
As you may have guessed, and since NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX series are not available to the public, there are no options to enable/disable the real-time ray tracing effects.
Last but not least, the game features a resolution scaler, a UI Scale Factor, Field of View sliders, as well as options to enable/disable Motion Blur, Weapon Depth of Field, Chromatic Aberration, Film Grain, Vignette, Lens Distortion and Custom Colours!
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That’s pretty much what I expected the game to have. Seems similar to the BF:1 Options from what I remember, but I haven’t played in a pretty long time since it got old fast. I have a feeling this one will hold my attention for longer. Hopefully the open beta ends up actually being good and all the game-play changes such as fortifications, and all the improvements like the “adad” spam detector will make it better.
Hey, thanks for the reply. That’s good to know about strafing, hopefully they tweak it a bit so it’s not as limited like you said. How’s the gun-play now that they changed the guns over to patterns supposedly like CS:GO?
Alright cool. Can’t wait to try it out although I may stick to rifles if it’s more spray and pray-ish. BF4 sort of was that way, but if they’re finding a happy middle in-between BF1 the and the older games perhaps it will be good. I’ll know on the 6th. Thanks again for replying.
BF 1 has strafing?? You mean like Quake / cod 2/4 strafing??
BF V has this strafing?
Wtf that’s quite a change. I’m curious to try it to see the difference.
Open beta preload starts today for people with Origin subscription plan or preorder. The rest of us must wait till Sept 6th.
So long there are women carrying t**ties on the “battlefield”,I’m sold…:)
i saw the beta footage
ray-tracing looks quite nice but the game ITSELF looks bland as hell
no ambiance, lazy voice acting and reflex sights galore
not to mention female Snipers both on the allied and German side…
in other words, another casual, SJW infested game larping as a historical (revisionist actually)
shooter
if anything, that beta footage makes me want to reinstall Red Orchestra 2 and experince some REAL world war 2
Ray-tracing isn’t in the beta so how could you have possibly say it looks quite nice based on beta footage?
wait it wasn’t enabled?
so graphically… game looks like it doesn’t even need RT to be graphically impressive
hmm i wonder how Metro’s gonna look without ray-tracing…
You really think they would force a highly demanding graphical setting on people with GPUs which don’t support it? (The RTX GPUs aren’t out yet) Plus there’s no option for in the settings.
in the case of publishers, they usually prefer to bump the settings to the max to fool peasants (and casuals) with “graphicsssss”
so i’m a bit suprised they haven’t gone max setting 4K
maybe they true did lost their business sense?