Helldivers 2 Cinematic Reshade

Hope you like it!

Pretty simple, drop the reshade preset in the bin folder and you're good to go..assuming you already have Reshade installed.

IMPORTANT UPDATE:

This preset now uses Pascal Glitcher's 'IMMERSE PRO by Marty' effects that are only available via subscribing to his Patreon.

This is not required to use the preset, you can still use the preset without spending money for his effect files, the game will still look better

I highly suggest subbing to his Patreon though, and if you want to, here are the instructions with a link:

- Again, assuming you already have Reshade installed.

-Open Patreon, and if you don't have an account, make one, and link it to your Discord (this is how you will get the folders you need)

-Go to this link: Marty's IMMERSE (Pascal Glitcher) and subscribe to the lowest tier that offers IMMERSE PRO/IMMERSE 

-If you linked Discord and Patreon like I previously recommended, you should have received an auto-invite on you Discord (it could take a sec)

-Join the server and navigate to the IMMERSE RTGI Downloads channel and download the latest version.

-Now the Folder it comes in is probably called 'reshade-shaders' open it and see how there are two folders inside? 'shaders' and 'textures' go ahead and drag and drop them into this directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Helldivers 2\bin\reshade-shaders take note of how I am directing you to the 'reshade-shaders' folder, be sure you are inside of that folder when you drag his subfolders in.

-After that, open the game! If you did it correctly, when you open the overlay now you will see them already active under my preset

-MAKE SURE IMMERSE LAUNCHPAD IS AT THE TOP OF THAT LIST BTW, YOU CAN DRAG IT TO THE TOP

-For safety: Would you kindly find the 'Display Depth' effect and check it, now one half of your game should look like the shadow realm, turn it on and off repeatedly to compare if the depth map is 1:1 with the final output you normally see, if it is, great! Thats it. If it isn't, like lets say its upside down, then look at the bottom of the overlay when you have the Display Depth effect active, it should have descriptions of what those settings do and when to use them, when you find the visual anomaly you're experiencing explained in one of those little descriptions, take note which setting it was for, and press the Edit Global PreProcessor button, find the same setting, and if it is set to 0 set it to 1, and if it is already set to 1 then set it to 0, press the little checkmark, the effects will reload, if it fixed it, just turn off the Display Depth effect and