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User: "Right now the only way to move the game to another monitor is going to settings, disabling fullscreen, dragging the windowed game to another monitor, and re-enabling fullscreen."
Dev: "known bug, but unfortunately something that's at the engine level- we can't do anything about it
alternate faster way to fix it: after moving it, hit Alt+Enter twice
to quickly un- and re-fullscreen it
we genuinely considered changing engines because of this specific bug"
Temporary sollution that works for me:
I lowered my Windows resolutoion to 1080p (1440p was not enough) - game looks the same pretty much, but I can play with cursor fullscreen just fine.
That's true, but at least there is a workaround for now, glad it also worked for you.
I have a 980ti and Windows 7 (soon to be upgraded).
windows 7 is not officially supported, but i'm glad to hear that a workaround works!
what about you, @camman, what os and gpu?
Windows 11, fully patched, w/ 1080ti running a 55" TV at 4k.
Win 11 up to date, 7900XT GPU
a bit disappointing, as i wanted to stream this to my friends, but it's not the end of the world