The Last Remnant

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Widescreen Grade: A
Ultra-Widescreen Grade: C
Multi-monitor Grade: C
4k Grade: Incomplete

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Square Enix and their JRPG stable are wading back into the PC pond and this is the first dipped toe. Thank your friends at omnipresent Microsoft.


4:3


16:10


16:9


21:9


3x1

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Could you highlight where the pixels are lost or gained? Comparing all of your shots against the default 16:9 shots, everything lines up on the very top and bottom.
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Could you highlight where the pixels are lost or gained? Comparing all of your shots against the default 16:9 shots, everything lines up on the very top and bottom.


I tweaked the screen change section to hopefully make more sense.

This is what is happening, I think.

1920x1200 has a viewable picture range of 1920x1080. However the 1920x1200's 1920x1080 picture range has an additional row of vertical pixels added to the top and bottom of the picture range as compared to a native 1920x1080 resolution. The sides are the same meaning there is some stretching.

When I mean stretching I am talking about a few pixels out of 2+ million but it is still there. Unless something else is going on.
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Hmmmmm. I edited again. For some reason my slideshow viewer was cropping the top and bottom of the 16:9 image which resulted in my confusion.


However...

Cranky, some elements move based on aspect ratios. The "Morale" in the battle screen and the North indicator on the minimap. Flaw?
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Cranky, some elements move based on aspect ratios. The "Morale" in the battle screen and the North indicator on the minimap. Flaw?

Unless there's some obvious misalignment going on, I don't think we should call it a flaw. I can't see anyone being upset that the word "Morale" covers up a few pixels of the emblem in widescreen but not in 4:3, if that's your worst example.

So let's call this certified.
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TH information:

Pillarboxed in TH.

1024x768, 4:3


1920x1080, 16:9


1920x698, "Ben-Hur" mode
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New grade, to reflect new rules:

Calculated grade: B+

Pillarboxing in TH is a blemish

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Updated the DR with a new Solution.
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I've been waiting for a fix to this game for years, thank you!
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Hallelujah!
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