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Yes, the year is 2023, and multiple monitors are used by ~1% of Steam users. While it is a wonderful aspirational goal that every game would support multiple displays well, the reality is that the devs are going to build and test their stuff for the 99% majority who has a single display rather than concentrating on the 1%.
and a sad game that many simple early access games manage to do makes one doubt one's abilities^^
If it at least kept the same screen after moving it once, it would be okay, but unfortunately it's unplayable and no, I won't change anything for a game ;)
How many games actually supports picking your monitor?
It can't be many.
it's such a niche case scenario, I can't blame devs for not including it.
I never looked as my main monitor is the one I play on, and the secondary monitor (when plugged it) I use for the other stuff
Every game i play, does it except, star citizen, so i dont play it either.
most of them have a config file or ini if there is no menu option. but i dont know as a programmer it would be one of the first things to do, because i also have 2-3 three monitor setup there :D
the reason i cant change my setup is because i am streaming and i need my primary monitor to be the monitor for my obs and other things.
uhhh just set it to windowed mode so you don't have to switch it to windowed mode each time.
Also, one screen is better. Get a huge monitor and or TV and use that. Windows has the ability to create multiple desktops and fast active switching.
That's something I'd do on my second screen to my left, if I was ever going to stream, as I would still want the game directly in front of me.
its easy to code .. i do it often myself...
they should do their job and everythings fine.
There are games that let you choose on which monitor to play. Starfield and The Witcher 3 for example have a setting for that in the game options menu.
I don't know if the game will remember the second monitor, but this takes just a few seconds to do.