Veteran games dev community manager & designer. Loves 
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Don’t come for my ReShade like that! It’s a tool that can be used in many different ways, not just to make the game colours oversaturated.pic.twitter.com/nlQ618wR8e
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I personally don’t like the oversaturated look, but I get that people want to make it look more cartoon like. The lighting in game is actually underexposed & my screenshot isn’t overexposed. It’s a room with 3 full walls of windows & a skylight, shot at 2pm
Don't want to interrupt, but I'm enjoying this discussion! I'm open minded about reshade. Haven't tried it! Might like it. But happy enough with the game lighting + playing with monitor controls on brightness & contrast. But yeah, nice to hear different views, discussed politely.
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Can’t help myself. I’m a huge fan of ReShade & I want to demystify the concept. It’s really just the same as applying effects & filters in photoshop, but in game
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I understand! You love it, you promote it.
I may try it someday but right now my computer is crying when I run a game. I think I'm pushing its limits as it is. But still, might try reshade sometime - if not only out of my usual pure curiosity! 
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I've tried some of the no-blue mods & loved the effect but pretty sure I'm not using them right now. Lighting can be such a delicate thing to get right in games sometimes and yet maintain good compatibility across a large range of computer specs. Glad to not work on that!
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