WOW Maximum Performance Boosts

BOOSTS PERFORMANCE THE RIGHT WAY - USING ONLY THE SETTINGS RECOMMENDED BY THE GAME ENGINE DEVELOPERS!

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So, if you want to modify The Outer Worlds to make it play on a slow computer, you should do it right! Right? This mod lets you boost the game's performance correctly, using only the configuration endorsed by the developers of the Unreal Engine 4, which is the engine that powers the game. WOW (Wonderfully Optimized Worlds) Maximum Performance Boosts is a mod that's:

Easy to Set Up: A convenient batch file and simple-to-follow ReadMe instructions make installing the mod easier than a spacer's choice! Simply unzip and double-click to replace one of the game's .ini files.

• []Safe to Use: The mod adds a backup of the .ini file so you can safely revert to the game's original performance settings by simply renaming the file, as explained in the ReadMe instructions.

  []Effective: Since the mod uses only the settings recommended by the Unreal Engine 4 developers, it's simply the best way to boost performance as the experts advise. I mean, if your computer can't run the game with this mod, it simply can't run the game!

  []Verifiable: All of the settings in the .ini file of the mod can be verified as accurate by visiting this webpage of the Unreal Engine 4 website:

WOW Maximum Performance Boosts replaces the game's Engine.ini file with one that increases game performance as recommended by the UE4 website. This can make it possible for older computers having slower processors and less powerful graphics to run the game.

WHAT IT DOESN'T DO

WOW Maximum Performance Boosts doesn't increase the quality of the game's images. Objects won't be as crisp or come into view as quickly as they would without the mod, but this is the only way it's possible to play on some older computers.

WHAT TO EXPECT

When you change some settings to increase performance, it makes sense that video quality will be slightly reduced, but that's better than having a game with annoying lag or not being able to play at all! Here's what you can expect with this mod:

[]During dialog interactions, the left ear of NPCs is often brighter than normal, but the rest of the face is fine.

[]Small objects like foliage sometimes don't fade into view until you are closer to them.

[]During the start of dialog interactions, NPC clothes textures are briefly blurry, but quickly become more sharp.

[]A few shadows don't have smooth edges, but most do.

[]Bigger text version only: The text of the Quit button on the start screen is hidde