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    Default Screen Size

    So I recently installed EB II and whenever I start the program it only takes up a quarter of the screen. How do I fix that?


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    Σέλευκος Νικάτωρ Member Fluvius Camillus's Avatar
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    Default Re: Screen Size

    Hi,

    There was a thread about this, which I can't find regretfully.

    It was something about finding the preferences file in the EB folder, and editing the it. You had to change "start in windowed mode" to FALSE if I recall correctly.

    Hope that helps!

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    Default Re: Screen Size

    Actually, you don't need to do that, windowed mode makes the game more stable.

    What you need to do is change your resolution in medieval2preferences.cfg to match whatever your actual screen resolution is.
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