Soft-Effect Setting?

January 7, 2009 - 1:02am — Redkora

I was wondering how people like to play the game soft-setting-wise, for fun. Personally, too much soft effect gives me a headache, and I usually just like to use none when I'm playing normally. I use the soft effect to get neat screencaps for further editing, though.

Maybe I'll go back to using no soft effect for screenshots, too. I don't know.

How about you?

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January 7, 2009 - 1:14am — Pegasicorn

I tend to play with it off.

I tend to play with it off. I'll turn it on slightly on rare occasions, when I'm going for a certain mood in screenshots.

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January 7, 2009 - 1:26am — bubblywums

I don't like playing with

I don't like playing with the soft effect on, I think I have it on the teeniest bit. It does look nice in screenshots though!

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January 7, 2009 - 1:32am — lemon

Yeah, I usually play with it

Yeah, I usually play with it turned off. Though lately I've had it turned on pretty high, for some reason. I like how dreamy it makes everything. Just depends on how I'm feeling, mostly. :')

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January 7, 2009 - 1:35am — Martisol

AT one point I temporarily

AT one point I temporarily made a part-blind character and when I played him I played him with the whole soft effect on so I'd know how he was seeing things, but I quickly started not liking that and I became bored with the character and I recycled his picto.

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January 7, 2009 - 1:38am — Blackhoof

I use to play with it on

I use to play with it on when I first joined TEF.
But that quickly changed when I found
that my pictures seemed to be too blurry to
enjoy, as well as the forest scenery. I like
it more when things looks more "scrapy".

However I do enjoy to put on the blur when
Abios are going on. <3

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January 7, 2009 - 1:43am — Laruna

Those screenshots are

Those screenshots are lovely, Redkora!

I always have the Forest soft - it's usually set a little over halfway. I had to work up to that setting, though, because it hurts my eyes too. But now I cannot imagine playing the Forest without it. I tried that once, actually (by accident, when I tried to run the Forest as an actual screensaver) and I was startled by how stark and sharp the Forest is without it. I just really love the way it makes everything look-- soft, dreamy, and kind of magical in a way. I always get a kick out of seeing other people's screenshots, because the same scene often looks dramatically different on their computer.

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January 7, 2009 - 1:43am — Kanaf

i used to turn it off, but

i used to turn it off, but now i keep it on a very low setting... it makes it look more natural actually, with the sunbeams and the floating particles, makes it look more hazy...
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January 7, 2009 - 1:47am — Blackhoof

Tis true. The hazy look dous

Tis true. The hazy look dous give it a very
nice look to the sun beams.

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January 7, 2009 - 6:23am — Patchimus

Ever since I've discovered

Ever since I've discovered it, I've been using it. If it's too strong, it can give me a headache, too, but I have mine just over 50% soft I believe, which makes it absolutely beautiful to me. So very, very dream-like.
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Soft-Effect Setting?