I recently purchased three monitors that I set up in eyefinity portrait mode. Now in DA:O it runs brilliantly, with all the cutscenes and hud elements displaying correctly, i.e. no stretching of the image and all of the HUD staying on the center screen without hiding "behind" the bezels (It didn't scale with the resolution you chose). Sadly, with the decision by Bioware to make the interface in DA:2 scale with the resolution you pick so it stays the same size and fills the whole screen at all resolutions, some portions of the interface now "hides" behind the bezels, making reading the Journal and picking talents when leveling a chore, as theres a bezel right in the middle of the Journal/talent description.
Now I'm by no means an expert of how eyefinity software works, but I beleive its possible for an aplication to detect which part of the image is "hidden" behins the screen bazels, for example, if anyone has played Shogun 2: Total War in eyefinity, the interface and HUD elements are all squeezed to fit into the center screen, making sure their's no problem with parts of the interface disapearing behind bazels. Just wondering if this is something Bioware would be able and willing to implement in future patches. (maybe as a toggle so as not to ruin it for people with systems that don't have my problem=]) I've tried playing the game with the resolution set to the standard screen resolution of 1080x1920 (portrait), and the interface squeeses nicely into place to fit the narrow screen. In my opinion it looks a lot nicer when compresed in this manner, rather than the huge, bulky, "console looking" normal interface.
Please Bioware, I'm tiered of switching between resoltions every time I'm using the inventory or looking at the character screen.
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