Let us update DLSS .dll by excluding it from EasyAntiCheat

[NikkMann149]

DLSS has been greatly improved since the launch of BF2042, but if you try to swap out the DLSS .dll for a new one (like you are able to in many other games) the feature becomes greyed out in-game.

A super simple solution is to exclude the DLSS .dll file from EasyAntiCheat, so the feature wont get flagged/disabled if the .dll is swapped.

Warhammer 40k DarkTide recently did this and it uses EasyAntiCheat.

On launch they had the same issue and people asked them to allow DLSS swapping, and an update later they had fixed it.

Newer DLSS versions have basically completely fixed all the issues that are present in the version that comes with BF2042 (2.2.18) such as ghosting, artifacting, residual shimmering, etc.

[NikkMann149]

@NikkMann149Not sure if this would go better in the Technical Issues or Bugs forums....

[sk1lld]

@NikkMann149

Yes, this needs to be addressed.

[Karttel]

ive been playing a year so far. i like this game but so far none of the problems are getting fixed. we get new content but the problems stay. we have said too much for way too long.

[Foxfort]

First loading screen still shows 2021 ... Not sure what we can expect these days.

[EA_Atic]

Thats correct, it suppose to show the year the game came out. @Foxfort

/Atic

[Foxfort]

Don't live support game usually have current year shown ? Something like it's still being worked on, rather than done deal.

[Anobix]

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@EA_Atic wrote:

Thats correct, it suppose to show the year the game came out. @Foxfort

/Atic

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I think in BF1 and V they show the current year (or at least a newer year than the year they came out). I imagine it is as simple as a hard-coded number versus a variable that checks for current year. 

[NikkMann149]

@EA_AticOh nice, community manager responded. Any chance of this getting brought up to the team?

[NikkMann149]

@NikkMann149 Also noticed that DLSS basically breaks motion blur due to the severe over-sharpening that it has in 2042. Again, newer DLSS versions have fixed this. Specifically, DLSS 2.5.1 disables DLSS' in-built sharpening as Nvidia admitted it is subpar and recommends users use their new image sharpening slider in the control panel instead.