I usually play EDO with GFN (Geforce Now) and I wanted to see the local performance of the U13.
I am on a planet with a water atmosphere (HD 37732 9 A), very nice to take pictures.
I was with the SRV testing locally, and I came across a specimen I had not seen before. Perfect for comparison!!!!
Here is the first capture with the local instance of EDO, a shell in the background in phosphorescent green, very, very rare.
same image taken in GFN (Geforce Now) without moving, leaving one and entering the other.
It's not there?????!!!!!

I restart locally to see if it was a transient error, but it's still there:
I go back to GFN (Geforce Now) and it's not there
(the SRV disappears when you leave the session without being inside it)
it seems to me an almost impossible mistake to reproduce, it was a coincidence to see it, but the impact it can have is enormous.
I scrolled with the SRV to find another one to check if this was also happening, but this time it looks fine in both instances (local and GFN).
Note: all local captures are High (Alt + F10), while GFN captures are normal captures (F10).
I am on a planet with a water atmosphere (HD 37732 9 A), very nice to take pictures.
I was with the SRV testing locally, and I came across a specimen I had not seen before. Perfect for comparison!!!!
Here is the first capture with the local instance of EDO, a shell in the background in phosphorescent green, very, very rare.

same image taken in GFN (Geforce Now) without moving, leaving one and entering the other.

It's not there?????!!!!!
I restart locally to see if it was a transient error, but it's still there:

I go back to GFN (Geforce Now) and it's not there
(the SRV disappears when you leave the session without being inside it)

it seems to me an almost impossible mistake to reproduce, it was a coincidence to see it, but the impact it can have is enormous.
I scrolled with the SRV to find another one to check if this was also happening, but this time it looks fine in both instances (local and GFN).
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Note: all local captures are High (Alt + F10), while GFN captures are normal captures (F10).
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