Console interface issues

Meesterchef

I love the ps4 version of ESO and I haven't had any issues so far except for one:
The interface of the loading screens / chat windows with NPC's is very sloppy!

The black bars in the chat window overlap and look super ugly compared to the PC version.

And the loading screens seem to be just too small so you can see the area loading at the edge of the screen.

NPC chat example:
http://postimg.org/image/hz4ukv563/

Loading screen example:
http://postimg.org/image/6vxwji8nl/

I really hope their will be a fix for this soon. I can't imagine i'm the only one who noticed.
Give those black bars a fade at the edges like on the PC, and stretch the loading screens a little. No big deal right?

This really looks like a beta thing which should have been resolved by now.

Robbmrp

The black box over the Prophets face isn't an overlap, it's a censor box to cover up the huge bugger the Prophet doesn't wipe off.....

Hexos

Simple fix, you have to adjust your screen size in the game settings. my screen doesnt look like yours, it looks full.

Enodoc

A bit odd that the UI doesn't reach the edges of the screen. Not sure if that's a console issue or a ZOS issue though.

Meesterchef

Thanks! Hadn't thought of that before.

Worked like a charm!

I saw other people having the same interface on youtube, so i figured it was an unresolved bug.

Nerio

Enodoc wrote: »

A bit odd that the UI doesn't reach the edges of the screen. Not sure if that's a console issue or a ZOS issue though.

It occurs if someone button mashes through the UI resize screen. It defaults to be small because if someone actually needs it and it defaulted to the standard 1920x1080, they wouldn't see the edges.

The option to do it is still available in settings after the initial setup.

Sithisvoid

The loading screen is an adjustment you need to make on your game. I agree with the NPC chat though For some reason i find it distracting to have those two bars there.

Meesterchef

Nerio wrote: »

It occurs if someone button mashes through the UI resize screen. It defaults to be small because if someone actually needs it and it defaulted to the standard 1920x1080, they wouldn't see the edges.

The option to do it is still available in settings after the initial setup.

I must admit, I was quite excited to get playing.
I didn't button mash trough the options though, I just didn't know what it meant at first. Now I do.
Still, its weird I never encountered something like this in other games.

But thanks for helping guys, my interface looks way better now.