I just don’t get it - let’s spend so much money, development and hardware to render the most clean game possible, avoid aliasing and increase detail… And then let’s enable color distortion as if we were vieweing the game through a 1930’s cinema projector. Add in some film grain too! This saves me the effort of covering my monitor with dirt!
Make sure to make those options enabled by default on every game you release too!
Motion blur is fine if you’re consistently getting 60+ fps, but is awful with lower fps in my experience. Mostly looking at you Cyberpunk on Steam Deck.
And it depends on the type of motion blur.
A sword moving quickly bluring is fine. The whole screen bluring usually isn’t.