I didn't know there was 32" monitors out yet? If you are talking about a Full HD TV them games just don't look as good as they do on a PC monitor.

16:9 screens are best for movies
16:10 is better for gaming.
If I don't buy it at $45 I won't be getting it. I will test a friends copy on my computer to see if it is that bad. so no the publishers won't get any extra money, In-fact they will lose the whole sale. I didn't know there was a discount for pre orders so you are saying preorders get 10% off? That's cool then it will only cost $40.50 USD

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and tell us why you are not a troll when you say you not going to buy a game without 16:10 EVEN when the developer has already given official word they are fixing it?

so if your intention is to come in and brag how bad the game looks on 16:9 and it's not worth your penny buying.. why are you keep on repeating and bad mouth of the game when they are FIXING it?

i would agree you are not a TROLL if developer said they are NOT fixing it.

They didn't have time to support more then 1 aspect ratio natively. 70-72% of the market has Widescreen monitors, I wouldn't doubt for high end gamers it is more then 70-72% who use Widescreen. Anyways, the point is most people have widescreen monitors. If they supported 16x10 as the native, then on a 16x9 monitor either the top of the picture is cut off and there is information at the top of the screen so that is bad, or the picture has to be smashed down and everything would look fat.

But with a 16x9 native, then for people with 16x10 all they see is black bars. Any reasonable person would agree that having black bars on top/bottom is a lot better then smashing a picture down to make everything look fat and distorted or lose vital information that is on the top of the screen.

16x9 as the native when they only have time to support 1 is the most logical aspect ratio to use.

Besides, I am hoping they give true 16x10 support, meaning that we truely get more picture on our screen over the 16x9 aspect ratio. What I mean by this is that I have not seen 1 game yet do true 16x10 support. What every game has done so far is take the 16x9 picture, cut off the sides to fit on a 16x10 aspect ratio effectively giving less FOV for the 16x10 compared to the 16x9.

What I am hoping is that we get the same Horizontal FOV as the 16x9, but with more Vertical view over the 16x9.

Good example of what every game does for 16x10 support and how we are actually getting less of the picture over the 16x9 is here http://www.gamespot.com/features/6251839/index.html

Interesting, but my point was that the devs probably work on 16:10 monitors themselves, as professional monitors that sport S-IPS panels are usually all in that ratio. So they actually developed the product to support an aspect ratio they didn't even use. A bit weird.

In any case I don't mind the bars much.

I was just replying to your post when you added that bit :)

The FOV is often implemented by cutting the edges because most 16:10 monitors are in fact smaller than 16:9 monitors and it makes for a zoomed out fisheye look (image 4:3 doing the same and you see what I mean - you would see your feet and the sky). After all we call them widescreen monitors and not 4:3 tallscreen monitors :) It's expected you get more horizontal view the wider the screen. It also better matches our natural eye field of view which has more horizontal peripheral vision than vertical. Hence I don't really agree that what you describe is "true 16x10 support".

But you never know. In this case it's starting with 16:10 having black bands top and bottom (we think) so it would make sense to fill them out rather than zoom in and lose the sides.

I have no problem with this because I already play The Witcher at 1920x1080, even though my monitor's native res is 1920X1200. Anyone who played The Witcher 1 with a 16:10 resolution probably noticed (or should have noticed) screen tearing in the form of those awful horizontal bars during cutscenes, which were displayed at a 16:9 aspect ratio. Playing the whole game at 16:9 solved that problem, and so keeping it that way with Witcher 2 won't phase me a bit. I don't notice the slight black bars at all.

Why does complaining about something automatically make someone a troll? Fair enough, you disagree with him, and maybe his threat to cancel is a tad petty, but it does not make him a troll. The "T" word is bandied about way too much these days, and most people use it in error, you included.

The devs already knew about the issue, they have received their the complaint and they are fixing it.

Tell me this if you are not trolling when i repeatedly ASKed your name and YOU answered me your name is Kurgen and i kept on asking the same...

What is your name?
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Tell me is that not trolling?

I personally only use it when discusing creatures living under obstacle spanning infrastructure. And then check if I have some fire or acid handy, just in case.

Now that is proper usage of the word. :)

Yes yes... I should've stipulated, internet troll.
Frankly, no. :)

I am not a troll because I'm not trying to start argument I'm just giving my opinion. You are the one trolling by the sounds of it.

I ended up buying the game yesterday anyway.

I bought the game despite this issue too..and I don't like it. I hope it supports 16:10 as I can't afford to go get a new monitor..too many other expenses...

Game is installing right now. So i will see if The image is stretched or if i get black bars. I might just use my 32" LG 1080P Full HD to just until the fix it for 19:10.

I am canceling my pre-order if they do not spell Witcher as Vitcher...
How dare they...