Couple of quick tips regarding the games settings, these ultimately boil down to personal taste but are generally advised:
1. Disable Depth of Field: DoF is pretty aggressive in this game and really blurs the scene in the horizon, disabling it will result in overall crispier image and better visibility over long distances.
2. Disable Chromatic Aberration: This creates a red/green distortion for outlines at the corners of the image. This is something Photographers have spent years trying to eliminate as its essentially an unwanted artefact resulting from the way lenses are created. Why game devs insist on adding it to games is beyond me.
3. Disable Motion Blur: doesn't really bring much to the table in Valheim, in some games it has been done ok, resulting in the illusion of seemingly smoother framerate.
4. Immersive Ship Camera: Some will prefer to leave this on but if you're prone to motion sickness at all I recommend disabling it for a less hectic camera during sailing.
1. Disable Depth of Field: DoF is pretty aggressive in this game and really blurs the scene in the horizon, disabling it will result in overall crispier image and better visibility over long distances.
2. Disable Chromatic Aberration: This creates a red/green distortion for outlines at the corners of the image. This is something Photographers have spent years trying to eliminate as its essentially an unwanted artefact resulting from the way lenses are created. Why game devs insist on adding it to games is beyond me.
3. Disable Motion Blur: doesn't really bring much to the table in Valheim, in some games it has been done ok, resulting in the illusion of seemingly smoother framerate.
4. Immersive Ship Camera: Some will prefer to leave this on but if you're prone to motion sickness at all I recommend disabling it for a less hectic camera during sailing.