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Mods are voluntarily produced and voluntarily used. Not everything is oriented around minmaxing your killrate online and you're not required to use it, and he's not required to give a shit what anybody thinks about it. You can give feedback, sure, but understand it IS "your opinion" and he's NOT required to listen to the community. He's not required to make his mod open to the public at all.
Keep up the good work!
and lastly this Author has a very poor self-management in receiving feedback far as muting me from commenting and ignoring genuine issues making changes that make the game worse bc they cant use common sense to what do and not do.
I have some fresh feedback, having reactivated it since your updates. First off, some of the things I felt were issues are much better now. Still present, but improved.
I also realised that the issues appear much more pronounced on Tanoa for some reason (particularly the Tanoa Escape mission). Not sure if it's the map, lighting, or something, but it's much better for example on Malden, Altis, etc.
I also found that applying some sharpening helps quite a bit with the overall fuzziness. Do you have any recommended settings for coloration, sharpness, etc?