Guild Wars 2

Tried this, and it really does work. Loving the game with AA! Wish Anet would do something about their game AA. FXAA just looks. .. .. .. … BARF!

http://ipkonfig.com/guild-wars-2-bringing-antialiasing-to-the-game

Good ol Nvidia Inspector.
TBH that way of adding AA is only good for those who are already running SuperSampling and have spare GPU power.
That on its own requirs a GTX 680 even SLI.. still ..extra AA ontop of SS would deffinatly make GW2 look much better.

Really wish FXAA was eraised from the gaming scene ..its such a cruddy AA option ..hell i dont even consider it AA ..its just blur :P

Crawford.4135:

Tried this, and it really does work. Loving the game with AA! Wish Anet would do something about their game AA. FXAA just looks. .. .. .. … BARF!

http://ipkonfig.com/guild-wars-2-bringing-antialiasing-to-the-game

I’m just applying AA with the Nvidia control panel, is the NVidia Inspector enabling more advanced tweaks, like the Sparse Grid Supersampling?

I have an AMD GPU, so not only will this not work properly, I still have LOD flickering in this game, even if I turn off in-game AA and turn off edge-detect (Edge detect and in-game AA is the problem when it comes to mesh/texture flickering. TERA has the same problem, but it can be resolved by disallowing the game to do its own AA features.)

I run the game just fine at 60FPS v-sync with Supersampling and FXAA on using the GTX 480.