Do you play windowed/full screen, 1/more displays? Why?

[MarkShot]

This and WITW is one of the very few games I play windowed with 2 displays active.

Usually, I use either a 21" 4:3 1600x1200 display for working, or 1080p 32" TV except for very old games.

I think the reason is that the game is so complex besides official docs. I have an entire desktop of reference materials (still using WIN XP metaphor; separate groups for each game). It is just quicker to not jump in and out of the game, but have things a mouse away.

Just curious. How do you play? Thanks.

Below is 2 individual displays, and I guess the capture tool normalized the aspect ratios.

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[56ajax]

Full screen. Thats it. I am not all that tech savy.

And to be honest after an hour or so I need a break from so I have my browser open, and sometimes the manual.

[Wiedrock]

Windowed small/full depending on what I do.

[Nazcatraz]

always fullscreen for an immersive experience. im not just controlling counters im inside the eastern front

[MarkShot]

always fullscreen for an immersive experience. im not just controlling counters im inside the eastern front

Sometimes, I go back and forth between Graviteam's MIUS and WITE-2.

[Commanderski]

Always full screen. Otherwise I may miss something that could cost me later.

[Teo41_ITA]

Full screen, on the external monitor.

[MarkShot]

Full screen, on the external monitor.

So, you are a laptop guy.

I know if I go full screen (same res), that flipping is very fast. Just as fast as mousing windows, but psychologically the flash seems to make me lose continuity. Weird, ha?

[TechSgt]

Currently in a first play thru, windowed mode on one screen and the player manual on a second screen.

Prior WitW player, so letting the Germans kick my butt, while sorting through game differences.

[jawi]

I play on a 32-inch monitor in windowed mode (to easily open other programs).

32 inches is good, but I still need glasses to see the details.
I've gone through the manual and written down important details as notes.

A to-do list that you can work through each move would be great, so you don't forget anything.

We could create a list here with a specific order to help newcomers as well.

[Wiedrock]

A to-do list that you can work through each move would be great, so you don't forget anything.

We could create a list here with a specific order to help newcomers as well.

see here

[jawi]

Thanks, Wiedrock.

By the way, I really appreciate your contributions.
Have you considered joining the development team?

[MarkShot]

A to-do list that you can work through each move would be great, so you don't forget anything.

We could create a list here with a specific order to help newcomers as well.

see here

That was an admirable effort, but there is so many items and many context dependent.

If you play enough, it becomes SOP.

A spreadsheet would be good with filters either based Scenario/Campaign, Context, or Frequency. Not that one would strictly follow it, but after your first 200 turns, it will become SOP. (I did try doing one for myself, and I ran into those issues.)

[Wiedrock]

Thanks, Wiedrock.

By the way, I really appreciate your contributions.
Have you considered joining the development team?

Thanks, you're welcome.
I made a request some months ago when I had some leeway to fill, didn't hear back, so likely unfit for duty.