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and plate lights and traffic lights have increased brightness.
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Headlights, brake lights, turn signals, reverse lights. Gamestar pcs gaming pcs & notebooks: one.dewe compare the gta 5 graphics mods make visuals great again and redux ultra v3 to vanilla gta 5. Some sounds are improved - many others sound more 'realistic' (debatable) but less dynamic and (to me) don't fit in the game. Complete Visual Overhaul: - Increased emergency LED brightness during daylight and evening. The driving and gun shots (only certain sounds) are really hard for me to deal with.
I'm still going through the different shaders - which may help, but so far - it's very unremarkable. Many textures are changed, but they are either not an improvement (all roads looking like blacktop) or indistinguishable so far. I've linked a github repo that shows the same solution with both, including Jest tests. Converting from redux-thunk to redux-saga is easy enough, as you are only refactoring the action creators - not your redux store or your react components. The other 'enhancements' are virtually unnoticeable to me. Redux-saga is much easier to test than Redux-thunk - it requires no module mocking at all.
I'm still going to give Redux a little more time before completely writing it off - but I was mostly interested in the visual improvements (based on the trailer), thinking this was more than 'let's up sharpness, contrast, saturation by 300%'. Unless you really like the non-graphical changes (driving now feels like GTA IV, Gunshots sound like 'realistic' stock sound effects), I'd skip Redux and go for one of the standalone visual mods.