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Hi,
 
Hi,
I am using GOG.com version 1.03b. Also, I am using the WSGF Cheat Engine tweak to force the correct FOV for widescreen resolution and get Hor+ behavior instead of Vert-. However, I tested this without using this tweak as well as on 4:3 resolution and the issue occurred every time. I do not deny it, it is weird and I also did not find any source mentioning this issue. I tested this with the Rivatuner Statistics Server, capping the framerate to different values and it was even enough to set 59 FPS so that the problem did not occur. Retesting at 60 FPS revealed this problem again and that's how I came to that conclusion. I don't know what to think about it, but I decided that this information may be useful for someone since it resolved the problem in my case. I don't mind anyone examining it further.
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I am using GOG.com version 1.03b. Also, I am using the WSGF Cheat Engine tweak to force the correct FOV for widescreen resolution and get Hor+ behavior instead of Vert-. However, I tested this without using this tweak as well as on 4:3 resolution and the issue occurred every time. I do not deny it, it is weird and I also did not find any source mentioning this issue. I tested this with the Rivatuner Statistics Server, capping the frame rate to different values and it was even enough to set 59 FPS so that the problem did not occur. Retesting at 60 FPS revealed this problem again and that's how I came to that conclusion. I don't know what to think about it, but I decided that this information may be useful for someone since it resolved the problem in my case. I don't mind anyone examining it further.