Hello, sorry for digging this topic up, but I think this "expected behavior" is a real bad design issue if the screen size isn't remembered.
Pokemon Reborn is quite hard for normal players so the chances that normal players have to restart save is very high. Every time they restart the save, they will have to go to Options and change the setting again to make the screen bigger. I'm ~lv 40 and I don't remember just how many times I have to do this behavior anymore.
I think there are 2 solutions to improve:
1. Change the default screen size to L, instead of allowing players to change it manually. Is it doable?
2. Back to the old Remember screen size like previous version. To be honest, the ability to freehand resize the windows is not necessary consider the quality of the game will also be reduced once you increase the size too much. In the screenshot I'm using borderless L screensize, and it's already good enough to play.
Adding flexibility but also creating more inconvenient shouldn't be expected behavior
[18.3] Options issues. Screen size isn't working.
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Hello, sorry for digging this topic up, but I think this "expected behavior" is a real bad design issue if the screen size isn't remembered.
Pokemon Reborn is quite hard for normal players so the chances that normal players have to restart save is very high. Every time they restart the save, they will have to go to Options and change the setting again to make the screen bigger. I'm ~lv 40 and I don't remember just how many times I have to do this behavior anymore.
I think there are 2 solutions to improve:
1. Change the default screen size to L, instead of allowing players to change it manually. Is it doable?
2. Back to the old Remember screen size like previous version. To be honest, the ability to freehand resize the windows is not necessary consider the quality of the game will also be reduced once you increase the size too much. In the screenshot I'm using borderless L screensize, and it's already good enough to play.
Adding flexibility but also creating more inconvenient shouldn't be expected behavior