I get this weird lighting bug in DAV where the screen is completely obscured by a white-reddish light in bright environments. It happened in CC and I managed to fix it by switching to another type of lighting, but it persists in gameplay. I tried to set bloom to 0, but that doesn't work either. It's really been affecting my ability to play the game properly, since I can't even see the what's going on sometimes. If anyone could help me out, I'd appreciate it!
I also have this issue, it's really frustrating to not be able to see any of the environment. I lessened the effect by turning off bloom in the files which allows me to see the characters (ever so slightly) better, but I still can't see any of the surroundings, like I'm in a fog made entirely of light. I also think it is affecting my fps as my game gets noticably laggier in the affected areas
I have the same issues! I did the same thing to go through cc
Its rough but I don't think this game works on integrated graphics. Games like Bg3 do but this one is a nope so far crashes everytime after CC.
After installing this https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/785597/intel-arc-iris-xe-graphics-windows.html I was able to go through. There is still the red lighting issue that is v problematic but I’m able to play
Just reinstalled and I was able to get past the cc and the first cut scene with this thanks bud.
It works for the most part for me, I've had about 2 or 3 crashes in the 11hrs I've been playing, but the game autosaves enough that I don't find it too bothersome. The glow is the biggest issue and that's annoying at most. Also, turning bloom off helps only a little with the red lighting alas
are you using an upscale option I was getting blinding light on all except the intel xess I think one
Sadly, I also have this issue and have no solution. I was kinda thrilled that my laptop could play this game at all, but the weird orange glow does put a damper on things. Otherwise, the performance is completely playable which, to me is remarkable on a machine with integrated graphics.
