Exactly… UE4’s TAA was never good enough for many kind of games IMO. It might work great for film and other scenarios where you can’t directly control the camera but for fast moving action games? nope!
I thought that the technique was simply not that great in general but Doom makes this clear: it can look great even with fast motion
Based on what I have been reading in this and other forums there is somewhat of a split between gamers preferring blurry or sharp AA.
It would be amazing if we had alternatives or an improved version, I would be forever grateful and gladly accept even a large performance hit if it meant MSAA-like quality!
FXAA would *almost * be an acceptable alternative assuming all graphical features were supported but they are not… like SSR for example, so you can’t really use it as a scalability option in production because it can break a lot of things.
I’m gonna say there is a distinct difference between “blurry” and “ghosting”. Some people prefer sharp and some prefer blur. That is right. But none prefer “this”:
Currently no one is happy about this effect. No game developer, no gamer who love sharpness, no gamer who love blur.
