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I have 3, I wouldn't see it otherwise as you said

I've seen this issue being fixed in patch notes, thanks! The arm is fine with the G9, but you need to buy the Heavy Duty one that is built specifically for G9 due to it's curvature and thus different center of mass. It looks a bit unreal that it can hold that weight and nothing happens to the monitor, but moving it is a bit harder than I thought. Maybe I could play around with some screws to adjust it but I don't really care, since I bought the arm to free desk space, rather than to have maneuverability. Still some cable management left to do, but I finally have a proper gaming / work station

In software engineering projects (which gamedev is a subset of) teams usually keep a list of all the bugs / improvements needed to implement. Sometimes some tasks are being pushed over to the bottom of this list over and over again, becase there are always things that are more critical (like other, more serious bugs or, in this case, adding new content, which probably takes up most of the development time). Time is unfortunately always limited in our world

Just what the title says

Like the topic says

Scout UFO (first manned UFO) in Xenopedia shows it's Evasive, which means it can do evasive rolls, but in Air Combat it doesn't evade at all, which is misleading (because you can use Torpedoes on it, which is nice).

When I navigate between my aircraft, I can use W and S to select next/previous aircraft, but the controls are inversed. W navigates down, S navigates up.

This is how it looks after I close Steam Overlay and some windows were outside 21:9 aspect ratio:

Well, it kind of is realistic, a soldier crouches by the door, watches fellow soldiers' back, open the door with one hand while another is facing the doors diagonally waiting to throw a nade or something

I'll do it later, but generally it looks as if Steam Overlay properly clears it's "canvas" each frame, but when you exit the overlay the windows dissapear smoothly, but the last frame somehow gets burned in the game canvas. How to repro: go to armory/scientists/engieering screen, open Steam Overlay, put any window on the sides of the screen (above 21:9 ratio), exit Overlay and you should see a glimpse of the faded window from Steam Overlay printed in that 21:9-inaccesible area. BTW. Which monitor do you have? I have Samsung Odyssey G9 Neo from around 6 months and been loving that piece of equipment I've ordered Ergotron HX Heavy Duty arm for it recently and on Monday I should get a delivery of a 2000x800mm standing desk, so I can't wait to properly finish my setup now

MARS cannot crush diagonally fences or small walls sometimes. Here's one of them on the screenshot:

I did the alien research (the one that enables you to build stun guns) and it showed it will add a bonus each month. I did see every continent to have a +$60k bonus and did get the bumped increase in income.

This is still the case for v3.6.0 - is this an intended mechanics, or indeed a bug?

It's hard for me to find a consistent pattern as to when it happens - it just feels random. It is consistent with regards to value of HP being shown based off of from which soldier we navigated from though.

I play this game on a 32:9 5120x1440p resolution, which is generally awesome as hell since you can see twice as much horizontally (entire levels sometimes). The Geoscape and menus don't support 32:9, rather 21:9. The problem is that the unused portion of a screen is not being cleared each frame. When I for example open Steam Overlay and have any window or "external content" rendered to the unused portion of the game, and then exit the overlay, it will be permanently printed to that unused space. Not game breaking at all, loading any Ground Combat mission will eventually reset the entire framebuffer, but the issue will come back when you get back to Geoscape and open the overlay again. EDIT: It only affects base screens, not the Geoscape itself. Geoscape will clear the framebuffer, not only Ground Combat.