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I am aware of the workarounds (using CRU among others), but how can we get visibility to this with the dev team? Literally no other game has this issue. Basically, with some 3440x1440 monitors, Windows will show that 4K is available to select as a resolution. As such, SWTOR will set an incorrect aspect ratio, causing stretching in the game. Unclear why SWTOR does this and no other game does, but seems like it would be an easy fix? Issue Summary is linked below. Only thing is, I think this should be fixed at the game level, rather than resorting to all these fixes. Is there an effective way to get the dev team to look at this? Link to Reddit Summary of Issue After some time of testing and researching I came to the conclusion, that swtor uses your highest possible resolution that you can pick in windows as an indicator for the aspect ratio. (To check your resolution rightclick your desktop and select displaysettings.) For me the highest possible windows-resolution was 3840x2160 (which is actually 16:9) and my native resolution actually is 3440x1440 (21:9). -
By BallisticKaine · Posted
They don't purge banned accounts or names. Not sure why though. -
True. And when you encounter them, never take it personally. I usually imagine an 8-year old yelling at their computer when I see stuff like that. Another tactic, since you mentioned "rage monsters", would be to pretend attending a zoo with said rage monster on display and you observing it. Basically, anything that would make it impossible for you to get angry back at them which keeps you in control. -
By sithBracer · Posted
Sin tanks do not struggle with survivability in PvP, I don't know where you are getting that one from. Sin dps need some CDs, especially hatred, but tanks are fine. What they are behind in is damage. Jugg skanks destroy sins in burst and PT skanks destroy them in AoE. Buffing both their AoE AND burst to bring them up to jugg and PT levels will get more people to play them. Personally I honestly wish they just nerf PT AoE and jugg burst and have them actually be tanks instead of dps with shields, but that is something we have been asking for since 4.X, so it has even a smaller chance of happening than sin getting buffed. The only defensive buff I would suggest is lowering the CD of overcharge saber. -
Which part of it is confusing or..nutso to you? We can go over it all with absolute max detail and clarity if you like. And see, the "nudging" you chose to use here already works so much better as an expression than previous, repeated claims that devs are "forcing" you to do pvp. All multiplayer content needs people in order for it to even happen. If there aren't enough people in queue pool, stuff people in queue pool signed up for isn't going to take place at all I..assume we can see how this would be an issue for them? This requirement of people is exceptionally present for pvp, and for GSF in particular - no multiplayer content in this game needs as much people as 12 vs 12 GSF pop. Beyond this, all of pvp has an undeniable learning curve. Because of these reasons, it is game design 101 to "nudge" people towards pvp and involved learning curves, and reward them for doing so. And yes, I'm sure none of this nasty pvp stuff works for you. This is an MMORPG, nothing works for everybody. It works for many other people though. Unlike much of story content, all of pvp comes with tons of longevity for those who end up liking it. Somebody who really likes SWTOR and pvp/GSF in SWTOR takes a very long time to get bored of the game. No doubt devs love to see it happen, disocverign GSF/ground pvp is very fortunate for those players to whom it works out. Yes, I know you aren't among them..but, again, . It works for many other people.
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