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What gameplay settings/options would make you more apt to play different game genres? (lemm.ee)
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Original, clunky form of the question:

What gameplay settings/options that some game genres don't often have would make you more apt to play them?

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[–] djsoren19@yiffit.net 7 points 2 weeks ago

Not technically gameplay or genre based, but god I fucking hate games made in Unreal Engine, because they often have a shit-ton of extra post-processing effects going on that you just cannot turn off. There's been a lot of games that I've had to set down forever because the combination of bad FOV and being unable to fix the motion blur/ambient occlusion/film grain(don't get me started) just makes them nauseating to look at for too long.