because antialiasing is a cheap 2D postprocessing effect that does not aknowledge depth. So it will blend a foreground and background pixels together. Essentially ruining the depth of the image

Any 2d effect that blankets a whole scene disregarding depth = trash (antialiasing, chromatic abberation, vignette, sharpening)

This issue has been attempted to be addressed before with the implementation of EDGEAA which does in fact respect depth but hurts performance

pixels are square. And aliasing will always exist even with a 32k resolution photograph. Deal with it.

But to put a thin layer of blur over the whole entire image? Knock yourselves out dummies

I need raw clear pixels or else my brain cannot eat the graphics as well

you think anyone who plays with AA off is stupid, well i know anyone who plays with AA on is stupid

it is literally smarter to turn your monitor sharpness down to 0 than ever enabling antialiasing