A few days ago, it was revealed that DICE would be implementing a command line switch for Battlefield 3 that would allow players to safely disable the game's color grading. This came a bit after other solutions were discovered by the community that not only made the game look absolutely gorgeous and not washed out, but also resulted in a large number of server kicks being dished out for modifying game files.
Well, as it turns out, DICE has gone back on their stance and will not be including this feature in the next, or any, patch.
Mikael Kalms, an employee at DICE, made this official remark on the Mordor HQ forums
If that isn't a huge kick to the pants, I don't know what is.
(via MordorHQ forums; special thanks to 5t3v0 for initially bringing this update to our attention)
Well, as it turns out, DICE has gone back on their stance and will not be including this feature in the next, or any, patch.
Mikael Kalms, an employee at DICE, made this official remark on the Mordor HQ forums
After discussing this further with my colleagues, we have decided to not implement this feature. This is the studio’s take on this matter, and I support this decision:
"As a studio, it is extremely important for us at DICE to have a unique identity in our games, not only from a gameplay perspective, but visually as well. While we appreciate that some players might want a slightly different look to the game, we are proud of the visual identity of Battlefield 3 and do not wish to change it."
"As a studio, it is extremely important for us at DICE to have a unique identity in our games, not only from a gameplay perspective, but visually as well. While we appreciate that some players might want a slightly different look to the game, we are proud of the visual identity of Battlefield 3 and do not wish to change it."
If that isn't a huge kick to the pants, I don't know what is.
(via MordorHQ forums; special thanks to 5t3v0 for initially bringing this update to our attention)
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