Pixelated and washed image quality

When I mention low quality, I mean the image quality (pixelated). Framerate was rarely an issue

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Sorry but this isn't quite right. I've seen it a few times already and it has a few flaws in logic. 1080p will always be more detail then 720p. The "effects" would be due to Hardware Limitations, not which Resolution the image
is at

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It's a toss up between pixel resolution and pixel quality. If the Xbox One upscaling chip is that good, the developer can just increase the pixel quality, upscale, and call it a day.

I am personally surprised they stuck with 720p but it's not going to make or break the game. It's not all about native resolution.

because a game running smoothly at 720 P with a very stable 60FPS with higher quality pixels WILL ALWAYS BE BETTER than 1080P with dropping frame rates of lower quality pixels....especially when sitting on your couch 8 feet away...

"We've chosen to let title developers make the trade-off of resolution vs. per-pixel quality in whatever way is most appropriate to their game content. A lower resolution generally means that there can be more quality per pixel. With a high-quality scaler
and antialiasing and render resolutions such as 720p or '900p', some games look better with more GPU processing going to each pixel than to the number of pixels; others look better at 1080p with less GPU processing per pixel."

This I assume is why x1 version of bf4 looked better than ps4 version.....i'ts from the above article from hateful

It's a game with giant pixels and you are concerned about graphics quality?