Granted, AA is still an enormous resource hog, as having MSAA up all the way will bring a lot of rigs to their knees still. Before, the settings offered no indication of what kind of AA was being used, but now we’re given a clear choice between SMAA and MSAA up to eight times. CAS sharpening is in, and Nier: Automata will launch in HDR if you have the HDR games and apps function selected on your PC. Let’s go over the complete list of changes, aside from the inclusion of borderless windowed.
The mouse cursor is also no longer visible if you’ve got a controller plugged in, which fixes another annoyance that the previous version had. There’s a healthy host of changes, plus you can now alt-tab while the game is running without it going into windowed mode.
My old save worked perfectly, and the game started automatically in borderless mode. After installing the patch, I braced for any issues when starting up only to find none. Surprisingly, the game’s install becomes 8 GB smaller after the install, moving from 48 GB to just 40 GB on storage. You’ll notice that the Nier: Automata patch is roughly 14 GB in size. For the most part, the patch does a lot of what the FAR mod did, only you don’t need to download anything from a third-party source. For the time being, this version of the game is incompatible with the FAR mod, although a patch is in the works and might be ready as soon as tomorrow. For years, fans have made use of the FAR mod to improve the Steam version, but everyone might not need to rely on that as much now. It’s been a hell of a four-year wait, but Square Enix has finally patched the Steam version of Nier: Automata.
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