You can turn off notifications for receiving trash-tier loot and change individual font sizes. There's a whole other settings menu for a specific save file where you can tweak things like pressing or holding a button to make a selection and what color each tier of loot is. It's an uncommon choice, and a welcome one. Head to the basic game settings menu and you get five pages of options, including what stats are displayed, how many icons you can have on-screen at once, how lock-on works, and whether the game mutes when you Alt-Tab out. Outside the sparse graphics settings menu, Nioh 2 is bursting with options. Ultrawide and DLSS especially will be great options to have, so I hope they're working smoothly by February 5th. Nioh 2's developers have noted that a couple other options either aren't displaying yet, or aren't working properly in this preview build: Nvidia DLSS, HDR, and ultrawide resolution support. Weirdly, despite having it on and getting notifications that it had recorded clips, they don't seem to be in my GeForce Experience library. Turn this on, and Nioh 2 will automatically capture short video clips for you at certain moments. There is one unique feature here, which is support for Nvidia ShadowPlay Highlights. But the PS4 Pro offered an unlocked framerate mode that fluctuated from 30-60 fps or so-I don't know why an unlocked option isn't available on PC. Normally I'd assume that this is a limitation of how Nioh 2 was programmed, with certain aspects of the game, like animations, tied to the framerate.

The framerate cap doesn't have an unlocked option, only 30/60/120.

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