Compaq Presario Pentium III, 550 Mhz, 256 Mb RAM, Creative Labs Annihilator GeForce 2 Ultra 64 Mb video RAM, Diamond Monster II sound chip, Windows 98 (usually set at 1024 x 768, 32 bit, large fonts).
At 1024 x 768 on a Nokia Multigraph 447X 17" monitor, the LIST of Babylon's cities (about 60 of them), which was displayed when I asked, as a diplomatic action, to "Investigate City," was TOO WIDE. As a result, the names of the cities in the leftmost column (of the four columns) were hidden (off the screen); all I could see of that column was the price in gold that would be charged to investigate each city. I don't believe this to be a fault of my monitor or of my video card. I have the latest drivers for it. Everything else in the game works fine. So I think it's a bug. What do you think? Thanks. Gordon Ross
At 1024 x 768 on a Nokia Multigraph 447X 17" monitor, the LIST of Babylon's cities (about 60 of them), which was displayed when I asked, as a diplomatic action, to "Investigate City," was TOO WIDE. As a result, the names of the cities in the leftmost column (of the four columns) were hidden (off the screen); all I could see of that column was the price in gold that would be charged to investigate each city. I don't believe this to be a fault of my monitor or of my video card. I have the latest drivers for it. Everything else in the game works fine. So I think it's a bug. What do you think? Thanks. Gordon Ross
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