That's weird, what resolution is that at and what gpu/driver?

Quoting: TheBossThat's weird, what resolution is that at and what gpu/driver?

1080p Nvidia 750ti.. 346.96

Quoting: Comandante ÑoñardoAnyone else is having the same problem?

[Metro 2033 Redux gray dots](http://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/37490515290192401/33608CA380CD2ED3AF1408DA47FA7FA8299064CD/)

Is just my LG monitor problem? Or is a generic Linux problem?

Found this thread on Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/app/287390/discussions/1/619573787381740851/

Screenshot: 

Looks like an engine issue, since more people get it, it's not from your hardware.

Very weird...

The more visual quality I set, the more gray dots I have... With the settings at medium, there is no gray dots....

I have to do more experiments..

Can you update your driver? Try at least the 352 stable series and see what happens, you're using a pretty old driver.

Quoting: TheBossCan you update your driver? Try at least the 352 stable series and see what happens, you're using a pretty old driver.

If You tell me how to do that on Ubuntu...

Been a while. But yes I got that too if I turned the "quality " option too high. When it first came out loads of people were talking about it on steams forums. I have seen it on 2 of my friends linux boxes aswell. The only thing we all had in common was Nvidia Gpu's. So it's not a problem with your computer.

P.s. I couldn't tell the game looked any worse by lowering that option. I took bunch of screenshots both ways. And apart from the dots, the higher settings didn't look at all better.

Quoting: SkullyBeen a while. But yes I got that too if I turned the "quality " option too high. When it first came out loads of people were talking about it on steams forums. I have seen it on 2 of my friends linux boxes aswell. The only thing we all had in common was Nvidia Gpu's. So it's not a problem with your computer.

P.s. I couldn't tell the game looked any worse by lowering that option. I took bunch of screenshots both ways. And apart from the dots, the higher settings didn't look at all better.

http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2015/08/ubuntu-nvidia-graphics-drivers-ppa-is-ready-for-action

Quoting: TheBoss

Quoting: SkullyBeen a while. But yes I got that too if I turned the "quality " option too high. When it first came out loads of people were talking about it on steams forums. I have seen it on 2 of my friends linux boxes aswell. The only thing we all had in common was Nvidia Gpu's. So it's not a problem with your computer.

P.s. I couldn't tell the game looked any worse by lowering that option. I took bunch of screenshots both ways. And apart from the dots, the higher settings didn't look at all better.

http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2015/08/ubuntu-nvidia-graphics-drivers-ppa-is-ready-for-action

Not sure why you quoted me in your response there. At the time I had the very latest drivers as always. And I never use Ubuntu or Mint. Which is probably why I always have the latest drivers without needing stupid PPA's.

Quoting: TheBossCan you update your driver? Try at least the 352 stable series and see what happens, you're using a pretty old driver.

I managed to install the 352.63 version... The problem persists

Quoting: SkullyBeen a while. But yes I got that too if I turned the "quality " option too high. When it first came out loads of people were talking about it on steams forums. I have seen it on 2 of my friends linux boxes aswell. The only thing we all had in common was Nvidia Gpu's. So it's not a problem with your computer.

P.s. I couldn't tell the game looked any worse by lowering that option. I took bunch of screenshots both ways. And apart from the dots, the higher settings didn't look at all better.

I have the Windows version too, thanks to GOG, and I can tell You that this problem doesn't exist at High and Very High Quality... In fact, in windows, the game looks better and better with those presets..

I think the Medium quality is the only true quality available in the Linux version... The High and Very High quality must be faked by some filters.

All this makes me wonder how 4A Games made this port... Maybe it was made from the PS4 version and not from the Windows version.

Quoting: Skully

Quoting: TheBoss

Quoting: SkullyBeen a while. But yes I got that too if I turned the "quality " option too high. When it first came out loads of people were talking about it on steams forums. I have seen it on 2 of my friends linux boxes aswell. The only thing we all had in common was Nvidia Gpu's. So it's not a problem with your computer.

P.s. I couldn't tell the game looked any worse by lowering that option. I took bunch of screenshots both ways. And apart from the dots, the higher settings didn't look at all better.

http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2015/08/ubuntu-nvidia-graphics-drivers-ppa-is-ready-for-action

Not sure why you quoted me in your response there. At the time I had the very latest drivers as always. And I never use Ubuntu or Mint. Which is probably why I always have the latest drivers without needing stupid PPA's.

I was meant to quote the other guy.

@TheBoss All good :)

@Comandante Ñoñardo I also can confirm that the windows version doesn't have this problem, I probably should of mentioned that aswell.

All in all it's still a fantastic game on linux. Not a perfect port but still one of the better ones.

I don't know why, but after update the driver, I can't load my Bioshock 1 under wine (some big error)... How to roll back to the 346.96?? I can't see that driver in the options... :huh: