Okay, so I’ve been messing around with Dragon’s Dogma 2, and I wanted to see if I could tweak the visuals a bit. I’d heard about this “a veil of gossamer clouds” thing, and figured, why not give it a shot?
First, I fired up the game, just to get a baseline. You know, see what it looked like normally. Everything was pretty standard, crisp and clear, the usual Dragon’s Dogma 2 look.
Then, I jumped out of the game and started hunting around online. I found some discussions, and finally dug up a configuration file.I did not know where to find this file, I will not be able to give you the path of * can search for relevant tutorials online.
I opened up this config file with a text editor, and whoa, a bunch of settings! It was a little intimidating at first, but I took a deep breath and started looking for anything related to clouds, fog, or, well, gossamer. After a bit of scrolling, I spotted a few lines that looked promising.
- – This one seemed pretty obvious. I figured it controlled the, you know, volumetric fog.
- – Another straightforward one. I assumed this was a more general fog setting.
- There were a couple of other settings related to cloud density and quality.
Now came the fun part – experimenting! I started by bumping up the value. I saved the file, re-launched the game, and… whoa, instant atmosphere! It was definitely thicker, more… cloudy. A good start!
Next, I went back to the config file and played around with the setting. I increased it a bit, and also tweaked those cloud density settings I mentioned earlier. Back in the game, things were looking even better. The world had this really nice, soft, slightly hazy look to it. It felt more mysterious, kind of like an old painting.
My Final Tweaks
After a bit more back-and-forth, adjusting values and reloading the game, I finally settled on a combination that I really liked. It wasn’t too over-the-top, but it definitely added that “veil of gossamer clouds” effect. It felt like the world had a bit more depth and mystery.
It’s pretty cool what you can do with just a few simple changes. It made the game feel a little different, a little more my style.
