Battlefield V Tips, Part II: Settings
This is the Settings overview of my Battlefield V Tips (you can find part 1 on Strategy tips here). It's primarily aimed at improving performance, so do keep that in mind as relative visual quality w...
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A new option was added to Graphics > Advanced - "FX AMOUNT". I set this to low.
Original post updated with the image below.
The following appears to have been a new feature added to Origin relatively recently. In order to prevent Origin In-Game from running, you must not only turn it off under Application Settings, but also for each individual game. Added to the original post.
Also, you must disable Origin In-Game on a per game basis.
Go to Origin > My Game Library > Right click the BFV game image > Select Game Properties:
- "Enable Origin In-Game for Battlefield V": OFF
This one was so obvious that I completely overlooked it lol. Added to the original post.
+ Wired > Wireless
Use a wired ethernet connection instead of a Wi-Fi connection. Wireless will inherently be slower and less reliable than a direct wire connection, all else constant. If your computer is a little too far from the modem to connect to, then it may prove worthwhile to invest in an (appropriate length) ethernet cable. If for some reason a wireless connection is the only option, then there are some settings on your modem-router that you can adjust yourself by going to "192.168.01" via your browsers address. There you can adjust a myriad settings to your router to help mitigate connectivity issues, such as limiting which devices have access to your router, establishing a proper Wi-Fi password, and removing guest accounts (i.e. is someone leeching off your internet?), along with more advanced options that require of you to research your specific device further.
If you're using the Logitech Gaming Software for your mouse, there's also an option that defaults-in the Enhance Pointer Precision, and overrides your Windows settings. Make sure that this is left unchecked.
- @SterlingARCH3R So I'm curious to know. The issue that the one person had with the plane nosing back up on its own. Does the same thing apply, say when when your soldier moves slightly to one side or other and backwards. This has been happening quite a bit lately and wasn't sure if it was do to game game lag like the rubber band effect.
