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ploxiln

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  1. The explanatory tool tip dialog boxes can't be scrolled for me. The scroll wheel doesn't work, arrow keys don't work, dragging with the mouse drags the entire dialog box around. There's no scroll bar or buttons in the window. This also applies to some other dialog boxes. That one is scrolled to the bottom, but there is no way for me to scroll up. This does NOT affect the Xenopedia. My mouse scroll wheel works for Xenopedia articles, and they also have draggable scroll bars. Xenonauts 1.09 downloaded from Humble Store Windows 7 64bit Radeon R9-270X Catalyst 14.4
  2. In the log of events at the bottom of the screen, some events are missing the second coordinate. This is Xenonauts 1.09 downloaded from the Humble store. Windows 7 64-bit Radeon R9-270X Catalyst 14.4
  3. It's a windows thing. see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa365247%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
  4. re: windowed / fullscreen: if you choose a resolution matching or very near your desktop resolution, it does full-screen regardless of "windowed" setting. Choose a lower resolution, and "windowed" works.
  5. I saw this running 1.07 on linux (with wine), with an SSD. The 1.07HF release included this changelog item: I happened to switch to playing on windows 7 on a different computer before I updated to the 1.07HF release, so I haven't tested with it on my linux system, but I'm guessing the 1.07HF release fixed it. Maybe it had to due with the order assets loaded from disk, but "slow hard drive" is probably not the only factor that helped to expose it.
  6. You have a lot more visibility during daytime. Perhaps it means I'm a noob, but I avoid night missions to the greatest extent possible. They are indeed terrifying, by design. As for how to handle the night missions, well... you have to learn to be careful at all times about where your units end their turns, and during night missions, you have to be super careful and deliberate with unit positioning.
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