BioShock 2 PC Has Widescreen Bug; Fix Coming

[raised_fist]

What about the low-def textures and low-polygon objects ? Bio 2 don't look as good as the first one.

 

[SVoyager]

are you sure about this.

example of 16:10 res vs 16:9 res
16:10 = 1920x1200
16:9 = 1920x1080

vertical res is the only difference. meaning that 16:9 appears wider if you keep in mind the ratios.

 

[Mousemonkey]

are you sure about this.

example of 16:10 res vs 16:9 res
16:10 = 1920x1200
16:9 = 1920x1080

vertical res is the only difference. meaning that 16:9 appears wider if you keep in mind the ratios.

16:10 = 1680 x 1050 & 16:9 = 1600 x 900.

 

[sakanagai]

[citation][nom]mousemonkey[/nom]16:10 = 1680 x 1050 & 16:9 = 1600 x 900.[/citation]

16:10 is taller (more vertical pixels) than 16:9 at the same width. At the same height, 16:9 is wider than 16:10. Essentially, 16:10 is more square and less wide.

 

[SVoyager]

try comparing the same resolutions together, its gonna be easier for you to understand.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_resolutions

Anyways, i found a much detailed answer elsewhere and picture above has indeed ratios in wrong order.

edit: exactly as sakanagai said, thankyou!

 

[dimar]

Vertical sync always turns itself on when re-entering the game. I have to put it back to off, for D3D Overrider to work properly.
Mouse sensitivity becomes high (even when it's showing 1 on the setting). I set it to 2, then back to 1, and it's good.

I'm sure there're more bugs. But it's bearable so far.