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Compatibility mode will enable the game run smoothly like on another version of the Windows operating system This variable determines the total number of NPCs which can exist at any one time, and is normally controlled by the Crowd Density in-game setting. However here you can alter this value beyond that allowed by the in-game settings. The minimum working number is 60 here (as opposed to 80 when set to Crowd Density Min in the game), the maximum working number is 105, the same as the Crowd Density Max setting. This variable is normally controlled by the in-game Shadows setting under Graphic Options. It determines the distance at which shadows are visible. At Shadows Level 3, this variable =4, at Shadows Level 2, this variable = 2, and at Shadows Level 1 this variable =0 (i.e no shadows). If you wish to have better control over the shadow distance, you can manually set the value here, e.g using a value of 3 or 1, which is not possible by using the in-game settings. Altering shadow distance can have a noticeable impact on both the image quality and performance in the game. This setting controls the level of detail on all NPCs (Non-Player Characters), with the higher the value, the more detailed the features, clothing and general figure of NPCs - whether near or far from Altair - at the cost of performance. Normally you can control this variable through use of the Level of Detail in-game setting, whereby Level of Detail Level 4 = a value of 5 for this variable, Level 3 =3, Level 2 =2 and Level 1 =1. However here you can set a value of 4 if you wish, which is otherwise not possible in the game. Note that setting a value of 0 for this variable causes major glitching in the game.
Originally posted by Maniac:Jup this game looks like crap anyway. The people who worked on this game at Ubisoft must get fired, they probably hired new kids that think, hey we can do this better. This game is a big fail and ill never buy another Ubisoft branded game again in my whole life. I did the same to Call of Duty after Ghosts. I advice you too not buy again another title. if you want open world games rather buy Dragon Age Inquisition and The Witcher 3 which will release soon this year.These two lines determine the width and height of the display resolution used for the game. While you can set the resolution in the in-game Resolutions setting under Graphic Options, if you want to try setting a custom resolution, alter these lines - but make sure the Refresh Rate (specified below) is supported by your monitor and graphics card at your chosen resolution.
If I personally had to choose one or two to highlight that I really adore, it’d be “Azalea” and “Larke.” Note: 1 turns the code ON and 0 turns the code OFF. You must also put a space between the number and the code. This variable determines the resolution, and hence overall quality, of shadows in the game. The higher the value, the less pixellated, and the more detailed shadows will be, at the cost of some performance. It is normally controlled as part of the in-game Graphic Quality setting found under Graphic Options. However if you wish to set a value other than the specific values determined by that setting (i.e. 1024, 768, 640 or 512), you can do so here. For example, you can use values lower than 512 (such as 256 or 128) to improve performance at the cost of image quality. Note that it appears that 1024x resolution is the maximum possible, higher values seem to have no impact on shadow quality.I just recently got the first Assassin's Creed game and I'm already having the problem of a lifetime.
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