100560-disable-visual-effects

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Hi, i'm french and i started raid 20 yesterday.
This game meets my expectations except for one thing: visual effects in raid.
 
Seriously, it's a visual clutter when you have 3 medic or 3 esper Heal in your raid.
Why dont we have an option to disable visual effects allies ?
If it's like that in R20. What it will be in Raid 40 ???   :blink:
 
I am not the only one thinking that. So, please Carbine, you must act quickly if you don't want to lose players revolted by this visual chaos	
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Don't worry, a particle slider was promised less than a week after launch iirc.
Which means it's likely about to appear any moment, even though no dev has brought it back up since and there's been no sign of it in the testing pipeline it's probably still coming.
Hah.	
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First of all disgusting is talking about dog shit at the dinner table, 3 medics and 3 espers healing would be a visual clutter.
 
Second of all, I can't see nothing.	
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Sorry for my english. I've edited my message.
It is better now ?	
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The first post is good now.
 
Anyway, I agree with this one. I haven't been raiding in this game yet, but I can already see it in smaller fights in battlegrounds. Even 4vs4 makes the screen full of flashing lights, particles and other effects. I would like to make them less visible by reducing the max amount of particles and perhaps by making them more transparent.	
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			Use this  eval Apollo.SetConsoleVariable("spell.visualSuppression", 1)  where 1 means that all effects are suppressed and 0 means that all effects are available. Try something in between. You can also simple disable green tegraphs from your allies, noy like you need to see them all the time if you know what to do.	
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Use this eval Apollo.SetConsoleVariable("spell.visualSuppression", 1) where 1 means that all effects are suppressed and 0 means that all effects are available. Try something in between.
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			Disable Telegraph is not enough  :(	
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Hi, where's file to change this variable?
 
Edit: Ok it's something to put in the chat.
 
Nice macro, thanks!	
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Disable Telegraph is not enough  :(
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I'm not going to bother with endgame instances in this game but this is how an average battleground looks like. I assume raids are even worst.
 	
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I'm not going to bother with endgame instances in this game but this is how an average battleground looks like. I assume raids are even worst.
 
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to disable telegraphs when raiding cant be a good thing? how are you then gonna see where to not stand so you dont die ? 
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Chua thinks need more "pew" and explosion or 2
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			Chua not have any real problems, but then Chua not sure if depend maybe on display settings too...	
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			I have to agree. On a busy day the scorchwing encounter is... just a complete mess of colors and sparkles. It doesn't even look cool as there is just too much of a closter fk going on of spell effects. Add seeing exile telegraphs when not in PVP on a PVE server.. and yea.	
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Use this  eval Apollo.SetConsoleVariable("spell.visualSuppression", 1)  where 1 means that all effects are suppressed and 0 means that all effects are available. Try something in between. You can also simple disable green tegraphs from your allies, noy like you need to see them all the time if you know what to do.
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Some GPU vendors have applications that let you override the settings a game chooses.  Like, you can turn off various features, or tune features to values lower than what the game specifies as the minimum (like anti-aliasing and such).
 
I've heard that some people have gotten good results from using those applications with WildStar.	
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