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Win !0 issues (store version only!!!!)
Title should read Win 10 issues, I tried to do a capital 1 heh
https://www.vendetta-online.com/x/msgboard/4/30493
So far I found that no matter what settings I change manually, there's no way to increase the resolution. It's stuck in a box in the top corner of my screen.
Why can I not change resolution in the menu? Because the option is not there.
Do you really need the same restrictions as Android when you do not even support most Windows phones? I think working this out would be a greater waste of time for curt than renaming my guilds... I mean, if some newb happens across the game on Win 10 store, atm they are gunna be like, WTF?
https://www.vendetta-online.com/x/msgboard/4/30493
So far I found that no matter what settings I change manually, there's no way to increase the resolution. It's stuck in a box in the top corner of my screen.
Why can I not change resolution in the menu? Because the option is not there.
Do you really need the same restrictions as Android when you do not even support most Windows phones? I think working this out would be a greater waste of time for curt than renaming my guilds... I mean, if some newb happens across the game on Win 10 store, atm they are gunna be like, WTF?
Interesting.
We had a lot of restrictions placed on us, by Microsoft, at the time when we shipped the Store version. Hopefully some of these requirements have since been relaxed, but back then, certain things that are totally common on PCs were "forbidden" because they didn't fit into the Windows 8 concept of "how computer usage was going to work" (which was never how computer usage was actually going to work).
Anyway, thanks for the heads-up, we'll check it out soon. We've been planning to update it when the new DX11 driver gets ready for release.
On the upside, the regular downloadable version runs great in Windows 10.
We had a lot of restrictions placed on us, by Microsoft, at the time when we shipped the Store version. Hopefully some of these requirements have since been relaxed, but back then, certain things that are totally common on PCs were "forbidden" because they didn't fit into the Windows 8 concept of "how computer usage was going to work" (which was never how computer usage was actually going to work).
Anyway, thanks for the heads-up, we'll check it out soon. We've been planning to update it when the new DX11 driver gets ready for release.
On the upside, the regular downloadable version runs great in Windows 10.