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how come we can't read the text of the messages on standard definition tv?


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FuturePasTimeCE

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 dude, my eyes feel like they want to jump out of my eyes at times trying to read the text. i wear glasses from time to time and they still don't help. Is this a configuration issue?

How do you fix this? the text seem all small, and straining.

Dammit, with this new shadow broker thing, how am i supposed to know what's going on if there's likely reading involved?Image IPB 

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D4rkFire

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If you look on the Mass Effect 2 Wiki page they will surely have the information there.

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FuturePasTimeCE

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D4rkFire wrote...

If you look on the Mass Effect 2 Wiki page they will surely have the information there.

but what if i'm playing the video game, and missed key information pertaining a task in-game because of the microscopic text size?

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Spell Singer

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The solution is pretty much to get a proper RGB cable as opposed to the one that the box ships with. That fixed the problem of reading the text for me. It is still small but it is clear and readable from where I usually sit when playing.

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Heather Cline

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the problem is the game is designed to be played at a resolution of 720p or higher. Most games these days while they will play on the old picture tube televisions aren't made to do it. Which is why the text is harder to read.



I'm not sure if the rgb cable replacement will help or not, but if it does great!

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mustardshake57

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This game is the reason i upgraded my gaming tv.

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FuturePasTimeCE

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mustardshake57 wrote...

This game is the reason i upgraded my gaming tv.

:crying: that's my same reasons for wanting to get a 52" hdtv with 1040dpi