This guide is just helping people get the maximum from Unreal 3 engine, and play ACM with better graphics leading to better immersion, which is an important part of playing an Alien game experience.

And I do this for free. The only thing I gain is the knowledge I did a good thing, and helped a few other souls have a better experience with ACM.

I could just have kept all that info for myself only, and believe me, I'm long past having 14 years and in a dire need to boost my ego, and I definitely do not have too free time these days, with the release of the game I am working on as lead programmer due in a few weeks. To do this guide, I had to renounce to some of my precious free time hours to dedicate them to writing this guide, instead actually playing the damn game..

Before insulting people trying to do something to help other, you'd better have a good look in the mirror and ask yourself when was the last time you helped others, on your own time and for free?

WIP
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There are still some interesting settings I've found out while compiling this guide (most of them were already checked and enabled), so I've gathered them all in this WIP section, to have a look and test them later on.

Gearbox
======== Oh, and dear Gearbox (yes, especially you, Randy), you owe me:
- a fixed ACM AI
- a fixed ACM aliens AI behavior
- ACM Unreal 3's engine's (or your own) renderer having the DX10/11 enabled
- one of each ACM's DLCs and Shift codes you'll have and/or will ever release :)

Atm, the game I am working on for a small software development business entered it final pre-release stage, so I'm sure you can imagine what sort of free time I have these days (that's the reason I've just posted those quick findings in the release day, instead giving you guys full details on how to actually achieve them)..