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00:00:00 – 00:08:50
The video discusses a recent patch for Final Fantasy 16 that addressed concerns regarding the 30 FPS mode and motion blur. The update introduced a motion blur slider with five settings, including the option to remove it completely. The adjustments for the follow camera were also highlighted, allowing players to toggle between settings for combat and exploration. The benefit of having detailed motion blur settings in games, such as separate sliders for camera and per-object motion blur strength, is emphasized. The video also delves into the implementation of motion blur in video games, drawing from examples like Burnout and Call of Duty. The importance of considering player experience in game development and the need for customizable motion blur intensity in games like Final Fantasy 16 are underscored.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the recent patch for Final Fantasy 16 that addressed concerns with the 30 FPS mode and motion blur. The patch introduced a slider for motion blur control with five settings, including an option to completely remove it. The update also included adjustments for the follow camera, allowing players to toggle between different settings for combat and exploration. Additionally, there were mentions about the loading feature after installing the patch – the logos only display when the game is launched for the first time after the update.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, it discusses the benefit of having a motion blur slider instead of just an on/off switch in games like Final Fantasy 16. The idea is to provide more control for players, allowing those who dislike motion blur to turn it off completely, while others can fine-tune the amount to their preference. The speaker mentions that offering separate sliders for camera and per object motion blur strength would be even better, as it can enhance the gaming experience by focusing on different aspects of motion blur. Development of such detailed motion blur settings can significantly benefit gameplay, especially in terms of mimicking natural eye movements and enhancing the sense of speed in certain game scenarios.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the implementation of motion blur in video games, particularly focusing on how to address complaints about motion blur affecting gameplay. They mention techniques used in games like Burnout and Call of Duty to separate motion blur effects on the camera from those on specific elements like weapons. The speaker suggests that Final Fantasy 16 could benefit from a similar approach to allow players to customize the intensity of motion blur. They also touch on the importance of considering player experience in game development, and express surprise at potential oversights in testing and feedback collection during game development process.