06-02-2016, 05:37 AM
Augh darnit I just had to go and get used to my laptop's 1366x768 resolution...
Now I'm trying to play Terraria on my 1600x900 Desktop and I can't get a resolution I'm happy with...
1280x720 is what I used to use on both... But now it feels too blurry and enlarged.
1366x768 works on this monitor but it puts black bars at the top and bottom (ech, this isn't a cinematic experience I want. I have pixels. Use them!)
1440x900 looks okay and runs decently, I guess, but I think it might look a bit stretched. It's hard to tell but it's a tad annoying.
and of course, my native resolution for this one, 1600x900, looks crisp and wonderful but extends my view more than I'd like and doesn't run well because apparently Terraria must be graphically intensive and I somehow didn't notice...
This is the problem with pixel-art games. Stuff like this is more noticable. Bleh.
Now I'm trying to play Terraria on my 1600x900 Desktop and I can't get a resolution I'm happy with...
1280x720 is what I used to use on both... But now it feels too blurry and enlarged.
1366x768 works on this monitor but it puts black bars at the top and bottom (ech, this isn't a cinematic experience I want. I have pixels. Use them!)
1440x900 looks okay and runs decently, I guess, but I think it might look a bit stretched. It's hard to tell but it's a tad annoying.
and of course, my native resolution for this one, 1600x900, looks crisp and wonderful but extends my view more than I'd like and doesn't run well because apparently Terraria must be graphically intensive and I somehow didn't notice...
This is the problem with pixel-art games. Stuff like this is more noticable. Bleh.