Here's a link to an Imgur album giving a quick comparison (In my experience it's like a 20 fps increase): Photo Album of Comparison The same thing while in the cities, there's so many buildings that you can't notice the shittily rendered house on the other side of the block, and even if you did notice it, if you double right-click zoom then the building/tree will render in at a higher quality, so it works itself out perfectly in my opinion. However, since Cam Lao Nam is such a dense map, it's not as noticeable because for the most part when you're in the jungle you can't even see the more shitty-looking tree because you've got like 10 other trees in front of it. This is what I mean by "slight" cost, it makes objects visibly look worse from a distance. So the way I get better FPS is by editing the Scene Complexity setting in my Arma profile config, which essentially is just lowering the object setting below the "low" option in video settings. It's not at all new, and I am not an Arma technical expert, however, I know there are a lot of people who don't know about this and I believe I have a fair understanding of what's going on, at least enough to share with you all. So I thought I'd try to give back to the community with a major tip/trick I always use whenever I play on jungle/tree dense maps that gives me an average of 15-20 fps.
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