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번역 관련 문제 보고
They have a very active community of friendly adventure gamers and someone in their forums should be able to help - this is their speciality.
The mouse cursor goes off the screen. ^^! I do not know if that is normal since I have never played the game besides the Steam version. I have no idea if something is hidden under the black bars or border the mouse pointer disappears under. I can click on what is in the middle of the screen just fine, if that is your question.
But why wouldn't it go over the border, rather than under it. It gives the impression that something is wrong with the game. I have seen other games that do something similar, but not to the extreme as this.
Also Call of Cthulhu: Shadow of the Comet does the same thing But it does switch how the cursor looks and it does indeed hide the "point" of the arrow behind the border. Is that normal too? So if going down the bottom of the screen as you get near the "edge", the arrow switches upside down and thus the point of the cursor is way below the border edge and not visible. Same for when going to the right, the arrow pointer shifts right. it feels like there is other stuff hidden.
Do you know of any fixes for Point & Click Adventure games?
It's normal behaviour.
Sounds more like your screen isn't properly aligned. Most monitors let you set the screen size yourself, which means that you can make the actual desktop/game screen larger than the physical screen. Some people I know set it slightly smaller than the physical one, for example, so they have a small black border around the screen.
Are you sure it's set correctly?
With modern monitors and the like you can usually adjust the display region.
So it is normal for one game and not another of the same genre?
And no I am not sure it is set correctly nor how to go about finding out. Is it all just trial and error? Or do you mean is my screen set to what it is suppose to be for every day tasks? Of that I am pretty sure. Just not sure for what the game actually needs.
Display region? What is that?