> For someone who ask people to chill out, you really take a lot of time indoctrinating > others about how they should enjoy their own life. That's the whole opposite of > chilling out. > My 2 cents here...
RB is not telling anybody 'how they should enjoy their lives". All he says is, if you like playing 4:3 games stretched to fit the whole 16:9 screen in your house, it's fine! Now, if you want to publish a 4:3 game video on Youtube so everybody can see it, do the right thing and keep the video in its original 4:3 aspect ratio. Who gives a s*** about vertical or horizontal black bars these days?
Be happy, keep the horrible stretching on in your own computer and play it stretched, period. But don't make it public that way just 'because you like it more'.
> Widescreen was made to show more information when and if available, if there isn't > then simply there isn't. Having to fill the screen by stretching the image defeats > the purpose, buy a 4:3 screen then.
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