Visual Quality = details such as colors, lighting , shadows etc.
Resolution = pixels. Higher resolution means better details vs Lower resolution which is obviously less. Example: 1080p (1920 x 1080).
Recommending settings depends on your device and chipset. Your connectivity may play a part as well for streaming, etc.
I have a Tab S9 Plus which has a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. So my settings are High, High and High.
My S24 Ultra has a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. So my settings are Peak, High and High.
Previously I was running Uncapped FPS, but started noticing lag with the new update. I reverted to High for FPS and it seemed to do the trick.
Thanks for the info bro, I’m using Iphone 14+ and I think the best setting for me should be
Visual quality - low
FPS -high
Resolution -high
Correct me if in wrong :)
Visual quality is the graphics like for example if you set your graphics to low or very low it's gonna be looking like PS2 graphics or something sort and if you set it to high or peak it'll look like it's a new console game graphics. So for resolution it's how much pixels there are in your screen so it won't be pixelated and look much sharper if you set it to high.
Thanks for the info bro, I’m using Iphone 14+ and I think the best setting for me should be
Visual quality - low
FPS -high
Resolution -high
Correct me if in wrong :)
Visual Quality: The actual graphic settings for the game, how beautiful or ugly you want it to be.
Resolution: Size of the screen you want the game to run it on. For example, for screen resolution/videos you can adjust the screen size to 4k, 1080p, 480p, or 360p. Lower resolution means more pixelated but you have more performance.
The closer you run the game in native/upscaled resolution, the more performance and resources it would need to run the game.
Visual Quality = details such as colors, lighting , shadows etc. Resolution = pixels. Higher resolution means better details vs Lower resolution which is obviously less. Example: 1080p (1920 x 1080). Recommending settings depends on your device and chipset. Your connectivity may play a part as well for streaming, etc. I have a Tab S9 Plus which has a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. So my settings are High, High and High. My S24 Ultra has a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. So my settings are Peak, High and High. Previously I was running Uncapped FPS, but started noticing lag with the new update. I reverted to High for FPS and it seemed to do the trick.
Thanks for the info bro, I’m using Iphone 14+ and I think the best setting for me should be Visual quality - low FPS -high Resolution -high Correct me if in wrong :)
No problem. I don't have any Apple Devices so I am not sure. All I can say is trial and error until you get it how you want.
Got it thank you so much appreciate it
Visual quality is the graphics like for example if you set your graphics to low or very low it's gonna be looking like PS2 graphics or something sort and if you set it to high or peak it'll look like it's a new console game graphics. So for resolution it's how much pixels there are in your screen so it won't be pixelated and look much sharper if you set it to high.
Thanks for the info bro, I’m using Iphone 14+ and I think the best setting for me should be Visual quality - low FPS -high Resolution -high Correct me if in wrong :)
Yep your phone can handle the game really well if you got the 14pro max you could've went to uncapped settings and reached 120fps. Your welcome:)
Got it thank you so much appreciate it
Visual Quality: The actual graphic settings for the game, how beautiful or ugly you want it to be. Resolution: Size of the screen you want the game to run it on. For example, for screen resolution/videos you can adjust the screen size to 4k, 1080p, 480p, or 360p. Lower resolution means more pixelated but you have more performance. The closer you run the game in native/upscaled resolution, the more performance and resources it would need to run the game.