The game does not include official support for ray tracing, but the modder community has taken care of making a deal.
It happened with Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC, a title that does not have the option to configure the ray tracing effect, although the community has moved and has built a mod to make it possible. Of course, it is not the real ray tracing, but a simulated version. The same has happened with Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, the new production of Respawn Entertainment. The youtuber Digital Dreams has published a video in which it compares the aspect of the game with the Pascal Gilcher's Reshade mod activated and deactivated.
As you can see, despite the small problems, there is a considerable change between the two configurations. The difference lies, above all, in the lighting of the title, which improves with the Pascal Gilcher's Reshade mod. Of course, to enjoy this graphic quality, you will need to have a computer of considerable power.
In the shadow of the Empire
Jedi Star Wars: Fallen Order follows in the footsteps of Cal Kestis, a former Padawan subjugated by the Galactic Empire, who after surviving Order 66, tries by all means to go unnoticed. Even so, the emperor's hosts have powerful warriors in the force, so they end up discovering it. Since then, he has once again wielded the lightsaber as a Jedi with several goals in mind: attacking the Empire and remaking the Jedi Order, wounded to death after the persecution and murder of its members.
The title, developed by the creators of Titanfall 2 (one of the free PlayStation Plus games in the month of December), bets on action and platforms, within a metroidvania style structure.
Despite some performance and bug issues, Respawn Entertainment is still working on publishing new patches for the video game. The last one solves various errors related to sections in which progress could be blocked.
Source | Digital dreams
