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Old 7th Apr 2008, 08:19 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Missing Resolutions In Crysis

This is one of those problems whose solutions were always there in front of our eyes. It is also a problem that should never have happened.

Perhaps Crytek could have done it in a better way. Certainly, I would be the first to admit that even I fell for it. Okay, what exactly is the problem I'm referring to?

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u didn't know there's a scroll-bar????????????????? (-_-)"
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u didn't know there's a scroll-bar????????????????? (-_-)"
Yup! I freely admit it.

Well, you have to admit that they didn't design it properly. When you select the resolution, even the yellow highlight does not reveal the scroll bar.

It's one of those "issues" whose solutions are really staring you in the eyes. Unfortunately, if you do a search on Google for this problem, many people have complained about it.
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