Diablo 4 does it. You should too, PoE.

A gosh darn Brightness slider!

There is no good reason not to offer a basic brightness option. It doesn't have to be of newfangled design, just a simple in-game slider that allows us to quickly and easily adjust the game to counteract IRL glare.

Daylight continuously shifts due to time and weather, and being forced to tab-out and/or fiddle with our monitor settings is archaic.

Please make basic accessibility part of "the vision".

This is something that has always annoyed me, instead of a normal brightness settings like just about every video game has had since the 90s, we get a stupid Light radius system...

You have to resort to using either reshader or tweaking your monitor settings.

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DÉSPAIR wrote:

This is something that has always annoyed me, instead of a normal brightness settings like just about every video game has had since the 90s, we get a stupid Light radius system...

You have to resort to using either reshader or tweaking your monitor settings.

you must have forgotten about diablo 2's light radius system... you know the big game that influenced POE's development.

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dorkdude2 wrote:

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DÉSPAIR wrote:

This is something that has always annoyed me, instead of a normal brightness settings like just about every video game has had since the 90s, we get a stupid Light radius system...

You have to resort to using either reshader or tweaking your monitor settings.

you must have forgotten about diablo 2's light radius system... you know the big game that influenced POE's development.

Yeah, D2 is no excuse to still have that garbage outdated system over 20 years later in a ''modern'' ARPG.

3.21 light radius meta
we'll get a spell that scales its damage and AOE on light radius

and in 3.22 it will be removed from the game to be replaced with a simple brightness bar and you'll rejoice