Who is playing on full hdtv (1080p)

[King Jareth]

I play in 1080p but the screens only 32" (I sit about 2ft from it).

[Benrizz]

Originally Posted by King Jareth

I play in 1080p but the screens only 32" (I sit about 2ft from it).

Lol, a 32'' is somewhat a good start

I've got a low def Tv not very large. Clearly the game is not design for that kind of TV. I almost can't read mission objectives and I am struggling to see red spot on the map.

When you look at Call of Duty Modern Warfare where its just perfect both on Low def and High def... You think that may be BOP devs forget to do something

[dazz1971]

we have a panasonic 1080p full hd 200mhz scan all the bells and whistles its 48" but i dont think it make any difference to spotting the difference in planes i dont see them that clearly till im up close and personal

to be honest if you can get 1080i then there is not that much point in upgrading your tv to me the picture only looks a little crisper and colours look a bit better but its not like wow amazing picture difference

[Benrizz]

And you can add that when you play BOP on a large 1080 full HD you have more Aliasing,

So it is not worth it

[dazz1971]

Originally Posted by Benrizz

And you can add that when you play BOP on a large 1080 full HD you have more Aliasing,

So it is not worth it

what is aliasing ??

[Benrizz]

That's this effect :



You know a lign is not straight but with many stairs.

[dazz1971]

Originally Posted by Benrizz

That's this effect :



You know a lign is not straight but with many stairs.

well i dont get that on our tv mate ?? but the bloke who delivered it set up all the settings up for us oh and its plasma if that makes any difference ??

[GCoutinho]

I'm playing on a 42" 1080p LCD screen and my target recognitions sucks...
I actually move a chair right in fron of the screen to try and find targets in MP (simulator) without much effect.

I'm not sure if the Aliasing actually helps or it makes the planes blend even more with the rest of the environment (especially the ground).
I usually turn off all then image processing on the TV ( it also adds to screen lag even if you have a <5ms LCD)

[Ancient Seraph]

Originally Posted by Benrizz

That's this effect :



You know a lign is not straight but with many stairs.

That would be anti-aliasing .