Yes you are right (although I don't remember graphics issues in The Witcher 3 or Asobo's A Plague Tale) but this draw distance problem is not a glitch: there is an algorithm determining the radius of the circle where objects are drawn and it is strange thatВ in some parts of the world the draw distance is drastically lower than in others. Getting perfection is one thing, improving as best they can is another and theres still room to improve in ask these rendering areas. The thing is we did have (almost) perfection with the trees right out to the horizon pre-SU5 so it's possible to improve, right now with settings on max they're still not as good as they used to be in rendering terms. I haven't played any game with zero popping in or some kind of graphical glitch. Like I just said in another thread, we're not going to find perfection - not with contemporary hardware and, in this case, network infrastructures and the data MS/Asobo are given by authorities. It's probably due to a couple of things: streaming bandwidth, either because of a temporary bottleneck at your side or the server side, as it streams the landscape data and populates the world based on what it sees on the satellite imagery or it's like Seb was saying last week, where you have lower quality data switching to higher quality, and that can be quite abrupt.

Witcher 3 increased draw distance