Performance optimization

Game Modifiers

We’re constantly working on performance optimization to ensure smooth and stable gameplay. In the past, we’ve already made significant improvements. Our focus has been on delivering the best quality experience while allowing you to explore the world smoothly and without interruptions. Additionally, you now have the option to toggle various performance settings yourself. Customize the experience to match your hardware and play the way that suits you best—whether you prioritize high-quality visuals or maximum performance. In the Game Mode Settings, you can customize your gameplay experience to suit your style. Adjust key settings to shape how you explore, fight, and survive in the world of TNC. Following Game Mode features you can toggle:

Game Filter

Enabling the Game Filter delivers the best visual experience TNC has to offer—and it’s worth every bit of your powerful graphics card. The world becomes more vibrant, with intensified lighting and a more immersive atmosphere. Keep in mind, though, it requires more performance power. Steam post image

Disabling the Game Filter creates a darker, more atmospheric world with reduced lighting. It requires less performance from your graphics card, offering a smoother experience on lower-end systems. The lighting setup feels more grounded and realistic, adding to the gritty tone of the environment.

It’s up to you (and the power of your PC 😉) to decide which atmosphere you prefer. Whether you go for the vibrant, high-intensity look with the Game Filter on, or the darker, more realistic vibe with it off—choose the experience that suits your style and hardware.

Dynamic Wasteland

You can also choose to enable or disable the desert effects at any time, giving you more control over the visual experience and performance. Steam post image

Voice of AI-Sy

If AI-Sy’s voice ever gets on your nerves (we hope not! 😊), you can turn it off to avoid constant interruptions. But remember… even AIs have feelings.

Scansphere

In TNC, AI-Sy assists you by generating a scan sphere around you, highlighting nearby loot and enemies. When enabled, the scan sphere activates automatically at regular intervals. If you find this distracting, you can disable the automatic activation and trigger the scan sphere manually using the E key.