Fix Highguard Blurry Graphics - Settings Guide

Highguard often looks like a smeary mess because of an aggressive post-processing filter that hides textures instead of smoothing them. Turning this specific setting up is the fastest way to get your image clarity back to where it should be.

Why this happens

The default post-processing settings in Highguard apply an aggressive blur filter that ruins image sharpness. Setting this to high actually bypasses the excessive softening effects that cause the game to look out of focus.

Steps

1. 01
   Open the game Settings menu and navigate to the Video or Graphics tab.
2. 02
   Locate Post Processing Quality and set it to High, which immediately removes the aggressive blur filter.
3. 03
   If the image still appears soft, look for DLSS Antialiasing settings and set the Internal Resolution to 50% to reach a better balance between frame rate and sharp image output.

Still not working?

If your game still looks blurry, verify your monitor resolution in Windows settings matches your monitor's native resolution. If you are using an upscaling tool other than DLSS, try disabling it entirely to see if it is conflicting with the game's internal render scale.

Frequently asked questions

Will changing Post Processing to High kill my FPS?

In Highguard, the performance impact of this setting is minimal compared to the visual improvement it provides. Most modern GPUs can handle this setting without a noticeable drop in frame rate.

Why does my game look blurry even after these changes?

Check your desktop resolution in Windows to ensure it is set to the native resolution of your monitor. Running the game at a resolution lower than your screen's native pixels will always cause a blurry, stretched image regardless of in-game settings.