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Message: [QUOTE="glokglakglak, post: 188516, member: 4177"] I've been having a dilemma whenever I decide to play or even [I]while[/I] I'm playing a game already: 1. Do I play in native resolution? 2. Do I want to play with any CRT filters at all? 3. Do I want to turn on the PXGP geometry fixing thing? It's been haunting me for the longest time and I honestly can't make peace with myself and stick to one universal option. I really wanna know how you guys play PS1 games, because as stupid as this sounds, I myself don't know how [B][I]I[/I][/B] want to enjoy the game, whether the way it was [B]ORIGINALLY[/B] intended being in the original tiny 220p-ish rendering resolution without PXGP, or raising the rendering resolution + turning on the PXGP because the PS1 literally wasn't strong enough to render 3D models at 1080p and higher and didn't have the tech to avoid the wobbling effect. It's a dilemma because while playing it at native gives it a more [I]authentic[/I] feel, at the same time, there's literally no reason to deal with the tiny resolution and wobbling effect now that we have the technology to [I]fix[/I] that. Please shed some light on me so that I don't have to keep swapping between my settings every time. I just wanna play and enjoy the game without having to tinker every single setting relevant. [/QUOTE]

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