Yeah I mean there’s plenty of options available here without even having DICE spend time changing something that can be fixed on the users end so easily.
Changing saturation levels via monitor settings
Changing saturation via Nvidia control Panel / AMD control panel
Why would you use freestyle, or change your display settings for a single screen? You guys realize you’re adversely affecting all of your other content by changing your display settings to address a single screen? This is low iq. Also freestyle is notorious for eating up somewhere along the lines of 5 to 10 frames a second because you’re doing it post process. Also it adds latency. All post processing adds latency. So you’re creating more problems than you’re solving with freestyle. Freestyle takes a display signal and adds a bunch of post processing to the signal before it shows up on your display. The more of these “freestyle features” you use, the more latency you are adding to the signal. There’s a bundle of shaders called “sweetfx” that has these same post processing features, and the software actually tells you how much latency each shader adds. Nvidia should also do this so that people know what they’re getting into.
I am 99.999995% sure you can set a custom colour curve for your monitor. That, or you could continue to ask DICE for a miracle patch which probably won’t happen until 2020 by the earliest.