How to Make Phasmophobia Look 10x Better 

Been saying this for years. Ghost orbs used to be really hard to see back in the day and I made the same recommendation. Good call.

Im saying this Direct to the developers in the discord channel but I dont have the expected attention so IDK what to do more.

or let the player pick the color of the cursor

Just make it opaque and let you choose the colour, a colour like purple will never blend in to the things ur looking at

Big brain idea

maybe that's the point? Every player has different settings that suit them, so if they make the default settings so bad then more playeres will find their favorite configuration (this is how I cope)

Cities Skylines 2. They tell you to turn off a bunch of crap instead of just changing the default

Wdym most people don't know settings 😭 pls tell me that's not true

@@deliriouscheeto it is true!

@@Bayyyro every pc player ive ever known, knows to tune their settings. im not sure ive ever met anyone who wasnt aware of this.

YES. And Film Grain, too! I like this sort of effects when judiciously applied, but right now Bloom is a choice between hurting your eyes and losing a lot of lighting realism, while Chromatic Aberration makes me feel a bit like I'm on acid. 😂

you can't spam it, there's a cooldown

I also like a lower FOV in general in Phasmo, but on the other hand I enjoy playing on max FOV with an ultrawide game window to just be able to see all my surroundings, makes the game easier to play

I was going to comment this, yeah. I put my FoV a little higher, but when it comes to "tunnel vision", having the FoV at such a high range makes what's in front of you so far away and has this wall-eye effect when you turn (it zooms closer at the sides). I think it's just what people have become used to, and how desperate they might be to get that slight more side angle of vision (seeing what's next to you, or above/below). FoV 70 tends to be like "looking through a window into the game" for a 1080p resolution, so it makes sense that it would be the default. I don't understand devs that don't add a FoV (or especially a AAA company), because field of vision is the one thing that can make it so people physically are unable to play the game. A very critical setting.. I wouldn't even release in Early Access or demo without a FoV unless you don't care about pushing players away with a bad first impression.

Yeah, I think I play on FOV 65 or so 😅 I'd really like it if the FOV slider would just do that - widen the field of view - without distorting everything, in my opinion everything looks so ugly on high FOV. That's why I keep it low in every game. I really don't care if I have disadvantages, if the alternative means to make the game less immersive.

for me low fov makes me nauseous and feels me sick

It gives me motion sickness to have it lower than 90

I changed it on my mouse wheel, so much easier.

Same. My lunchbreak is always when he uploads a new video. Its always so nice to watch his videos while i eat

Same! 😂

it gets annoying tho. I don't mind hearing people scream when they're scared, but constantly hearing the TV in the background or someone talking is just ugh.

I have my second mouse button set for secondary use personally, useful for placing things down, especially music box, i never really need to cycle through my things desperately during a hunt, just turn flashlight off and book it

@@SoraKaito22 true, was thinking more cycling quickly to camera for a photo. Also realized there’s two buttons behind my scroller so gonna rethink my mapping anyway

I use my mouse buttons as local PTT and "special", namely because I tended to fat-finger the T key when reaching for F, especially with the changes to tier 2 and 3 headgear. If you have the extra buttons for it, I definitely recommend giving it a try, it was game-changing 😊

Well yeah, if you're with friends use it all you want. But randoms shouldnt

V-Sync is usually recommended to not be on if you don’t need it. Instances where you might need it is with larger resolutions where it can cause screen tearing, for example.

For some ppl tho, eliminating screen tearing can be worth a lower framerate. I'd say it's a case-by-case basis on whether or not Vsync is worth using.

It lowers the framerate to ur monitor refresh rate, u won't actually notice it. If anything it will feel smoother as it helps keep a stable frametime. Adds input lag aswell.

@@Sligili not really. It prevents the monitor from grabbing buffered data while the buffer is still being written to. This is where screen tearing comes from; the monitor is grabbing a mix of old and new data

If you have a good PC that's able to get more frames than your monitor's refresh rate = you can turn VSYNC ON to prevent tearing or GPU getting loud bad PC with low framerate under 60 = always OFF

wrong, every pixel of the cursor would have to ask the underlying pixel what colour it is and then change its own.

90 is minimum FOV I'll use in a game lol, crank that shit to 120 !!!!

@@Oscylot88 Pretty sure 90 degrees vertical on 16x9 screens calculates out to 120 horizontal.

bruh you commented 1 minute after the video dropped and already set it up and tried it and commented

​@@zmajsmp8580He's speed

I think everyone should get mice with 2 extra buttons on the side, it literally makes your life easier by a mile. Not only in games. Wanna go back to the page you came from? Click on a mouse key without moving your hand\mouse to the other part of the screen.

Allow colour changes. I need to have vivid pink cursors for most of my game due to how much certain colours blend for me the bright magenta shit is the only colour I can distinct from a lot of others.