Incredible stuff.ĭon't let depth of field fool you, though. You can actually see things in the distance. Not only does disabling depth of field make things feel as if they're suddenly rendered at 200% resolution in your periphery, it also helps when you're scouting out an area or travelling by boat. Even less so a game that has you looking around the screen constantly. It's all one big ploy for realism, and it can look quite good sometimes, but hardly ever from a third-person perspective. With depth of field enabled a game has to assume your view, even in third-person, is the view of a human eye with a focal point at the centre. In gaming it's not quite as simple as the game doesn't necessarily know where you are looking, only where your character is looking or which way they're facing. At least that's how focus exists in real life with our human eyeballs. Valheim commands (opens in new tab) : Handy cheat codesĭepth of field is a little more self explanatory: objects out of your focus appear blurry.
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