AC Mirage Patch 1.0.5 Will Let You Disable Annoying Graphics Option
Patch 1.0.5 for Assassin's Creed Mirage will soon let us to disable chromatic aberration, which was supposed to provide greater realism in graphics, but only annoyed players.
Ubisoft has finally listened to gamers. Upcoming Assassin's Creed: Mirage update will enable us to disable the graphics option that the fans have been complaining about since the debut of the new Assassin's Creed.
Patch 1.0.5 will appear on all platforms: PC (about 4.22 GB of data to download), XOne (about 3.02 GB), PS4 (about 5.79 GB) XSX/S (about 3.54 GB) and PS5 (about 2.83 GB). The update will be available beginning with November 7.
As a reminder: on Mirage's release players complained about the blurring of the edges of objects in the game. This was a result of the not very successful implementation of the so-called chromatic aberration. In theory, this should increase the realism of the visuals, but in this case the effect is poor at best, at worst - it distracts the player during the game.
Of course, a fan-made solution quickly emerged, but players have been waiting for the promised official fix. Update 1.0.5 will bring the announced option to disable chromatic aberration, available in the graphic settings menu.
In addition, the patch will introduce various visual fixes (effects, animation and cutscenes), optimization or audio layer (animal sounds), as well as in missions and interface. The full list of changes can be found on the game's official website.
