I am passing these to QA to see if they have seen this before
have you tried setting AA to medium just in case
That is the issue, though. Whether your target has a target selected or not is irrelevant:
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I chose the training drone one as it had a light background that made it much easier to see the visual artifact that should not be there. The problem is that you can not see your target.
If video evidence would help, this is how it is supposed to function: https://youtu.be/tOB2L6haLyY?t=58 timestamp is 0:58 just before I first target someone. You can see how the orientation of my target changes based on where they are (and where they are facing) in relation to me.
This is how it currently functions for me: https://youtu.be/uUDNl_uDe8k?t=28 timestamp at 0:28 just before I first target someone. In this one you can see that I never get to see the target I have selected beyond the small hints visible behind the artifact at the top left of the targeting computer.
You might be able to see what I'm describing more easily that way.
I am passing these to QA to see if they have seen this before
have you tried setting AA to medium just in case
That makes it look worse (and changes the way the visual artifact looks) but it's an acceptable workaround for now. Thanks so much for the help!
do you use reshade at all ? AA on medium is a known issue with reshade (there is a fix for reshade)
if you dont use reshade this will be an AMD driver issue per sey , you could also try turning off AA in game and turning it on in the profile for the game directly or an older/newer video driver version
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Nope, no reshade or even any of the tweaks that AMD has built in. Turning off antialiasing does not get rid of the black oval, either, though again that one is minor enough that I don't mind it much.
Just turned on AMD's antialiasing after double checking that SWTOR's was off and it looks fine at first, but there are some problems: 
New visual artifacts on portraits (and probably other things too) and a weird glow around the outside top and left sides of the window. Turning bloom off eliminates the glow, but I don't really want to play without bloom so that's a no-go. I've tried a few of the different modes and they all do this, so it seems like I'll just be sticking with SWTOR's medium for now if I want to play GSF. Doesn't seem likely to get a driver update that fixes this as it's been going on since LotS dropped.
