1152x864 is my preference, but I switched it around (up and down) to test it against the game. it didn't make a difference. I wouldn't consider it much of a bug or anything, I've had to deal with this on Left 4 Dead 2 and a couple of other recent games so it's not unusual. Still, I'm not entirely sure what it is that causes it.
Well aren't I silly. Fixed. Thanks gentlemen!
My monitor is reporting that Elelemental is "out of range". I've had this happen a couple of times before and it isn't so hard to fix. However, after playing with the Default file in the Data folder (which is, I assume the right one to fiddle with) I get no where. It seems to ignore my request for 800x600 windows or windowed mode. Does anyone have a solution? EDIT: Found out that 1024x768 is the minimum resolution and tried
Amidst all this relatively pointless debating over the morality of piracy people are forgetting the implications of the OP: Only the innocent and the daft will get hurt by this new witch hunt. I think that is worth holding in mind. Everyone here agrees that, to some extent, piracy is naughty. What people seem to have wildly differing views on is what a pirate is. Is it your daughter that's downloading Justin Bieber's latest pile of wank? 
[quote who="Jafo" reply="63" id="2672784"] Something else companies forget, a very important point: Pirates are also your best paying customers. OK....you're just yanking a chain here with that one. No matter how you will want to apply the spin, the people who pay for a product are the 'best customers'. People who don't pay for a product....[and don't 'borrow' it] are by definition NOT customers. [/quote] You seem to be
I appreciate the amount of insane sycophancy this has elicited from people here. Why, precisely, are people so perversely pleased that every kid too stupid to own a decent firewall is going to have his parents sued into homelessness? I'm not quite seeing how this is helping anyone. I don't know why people continue to get all riled about pirates and censorship, the outcome is immensely predictable. It has been proven time and again