Battlefield 1 Drops to 160x90 Resolution on PlayStation 4, Thanks to a Ludicrous Dynamic Resolution Glitch

Obviously Electronic Arts' upcoming world war Ii-themed shooter comes with a hidden feature that allows players to experience the gameplay similar it is coming straight out of the 90s. In that location is a rare glitch institute in the PlayStation 4 version of Battlefield 1 that causes the shooter's dynamic resolution to driblet down all the way to a ridiculous 160 x 90p. Youtube channel VG Tech shared a screenshot to demonstrate the awful graphics quality that the game sometimes has to offer. You can bank check it out below.

The crusade behind this ludicrous glitch is, of course, dynamic resolution, which Battlefield 1, just like enough of other current-gen console games, uses to calibration the image quality where needed and keep the gameplay smooth with a steady frame rate. For those who are not aware, dynamic resolution is a technique used by game developers that gives game engines the ability to calibration downwards resolution, depending on a detail scene. If a game is targeting specific framerate and a scene compromises that, the system will automatically scale down the resolution in lodge to go along the in-game action smooth. This technique is used in games where frame-rate is crucial part of the feel, similar the Battlefield 1 itself.

The glitch appeared in a Battleground 1 PlayStation 4 frame rate exam video by YouTube channel VG_Tech, and has now gone viral across the internet. "The lowest and highest pixel counts constitute during regular gameplay were approximately 1100x620 and 1807x1014 respectively. There too appears to exist a rare bug that causes the resolution to drop to an extremely depression pixel count for a short period of time as can be seen here. The lowest pixel count plant during this drop is nigh 160x90," reads the video description. The video also showcases inconsistent framerate during gameplay. You tin check it out beneath.

Of course, Die volition patch the glitch before the game launches worldwide on all platforms this Friday. Information technology is surprising, however, to meet that this problems wasn't spotted during the testing process, keeping in mind Battlefield 1 is a big, large game for the visitor. For more on the game, go along checking back here.

Source: https://wccftech.com/battlefield-1-ps4-160x90-resolution/

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