#Fallout 4 big tits mod#
#Fallout 4 big tits mods#

I play a lot of overwatch and have to run it in 16:9 mode (meaning black pillars either side of the image) just so I'm not stuck in FOV hell. ^^ Same as my setup (paired with GTX 1080). I just feel more entertained when I play on it. (though that's for work not for gaming) Maybe it's a trick of the mind, maybe it's the ground effect lighting shooting out of the base, I'm not really sure. Though for the games that support it, it's a thing of beauty and I actually like it better then my 4K setup given it's just 2xPA328. I mean, yes, it got Metal Gear Rising Revengance to work in 21:9 but I hope you know all of the story before hand because the text boxes are gone. I've covered this program in the past a couple times between Steam guides/articles and YouTube videos. Alot of them use Flawless Widescreen to get the games working.

#Fallout 4 big tits mod#

Then a running list of all the games you can hack / mod into 21:9. Enough that I found the Widescreen Gaming Forum where they literally keep running lists of all the games that work in 21:9. Then overtime I started finding more and more titles that just didn't support 21:9. Without them it's completely broken, stores unusable, etc.

#Fallout 4 big tits mods#

The first major title I hit was Dota 2, you have to (or when I last tried) use a number of mods to get 21:9 to work. The problem is alot of the games I like don't seem to support it.

I absolutely love the monitor, everybody that uses it loves it, G-Sync is amazing, curved is great, picture looks tits. Own a PG348Q which if you've read some of my posts in the gaming forum has been a mixed bag. In general I like it a lot, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to others without the major caveat of it being a pain in the ass to get some games working properly.

If I want to work on the settlement buildings and whatnot I have to exit the game, shut down Flawless Widescreen, deactivate the UI mod, edit the ini, change my desktop resolution to 2560x1440 (which itself required hand editing the monitor's inf file to add that resolution, though it only needs to be done once), and restart Fallout 4, and undo/redo all of that once I'm done with settlement construction work. Even then, it has a serious problem: going into the settlement construction mode makes it crash. The worst I've run across so far is Fallout 4 (which shouldn't be surprising, because Bethesda), which requires Flawless Widescreen (a 3rd party helper program), ini editing, and a UI addon to work at all at 3440x1440. Some games work perfectly (adapt to the wider aspect ratio in every way), some games mostly work (typically a 16:9 UI in the middle of your 21:9 field of view), some games purposefully ignore it (like Overwatch, which restricts to a 16:9 view for balance reasons), and some games only sort of work. A few drops below 60 FPS, and some games have slightly lower-than-max settings, but it's still fine until I can get a 1080. My 780 Ti handles the resolution fine for everything I've thrown at it, without AA. In my opinion, a higher refresh rate would be more useful for shooters than a wider aspect ratio. Not that it won't help at all for shooters, but the slower RPGs are where I think these monitors really shines. I think the slower open-world games gain more from 21:9 than faster paced shooters, where things are moving so fast you might not always notice the movement occurring on the extreme edges of the monitor. The game is much more cinematic with that aspect ratio, and being able to see so much of the world. I've been playing Dragon Age: Inquisition lately, and for that game, the 21:9 is amazing. And some games just don't go wider than 16:9, so you'll be forced to play those pillar boxed. In all of the games I've tested that support 21:9, it's quite common for the gameplay portions to be 21:9, but menus to still be 16:9. Overwatch, for example, supports 21:9, but it keeps the same horizontal FOV, so in essence it takes a 16:9 image and just crops it to fit 21:9, killing ~25% of the viewable area. Be prepared to still play some games 16:9 due to not all games having perfect 21:9.