Blood_again wrote: »It is beautiful.
Also it was available for checking on PTS for a month.
And now the moaning started...
Mathius_Mordred wrote: »It looks fantastic, maybe those complaining should get a better monitor or at least try calibrating it.
ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »From what I have seen of screenshots where people are complaining that the new background appears too saturated/too bright, it frequently seems like they have not properly calibrated the color settings on their monitors (Or have monitors that cannot be calibrated) and have certain color/brightness settings set far too high
SilverBride wrote: »ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »From what I have seen of screenshots where people are complaining that the new background appears too saturated/too bright, it frequently seems like they have not properly calibrated the color settings on their monitors (Or have monitors that cannot be calibrated) and have certain color/brightness settings set far too high
If this was the case then everything on our monitors would appear overly bright and overly saturated. But that isn't the case. No one is going to only complain about just one image if everything else is also messed up.
Veryamedliel wrote: »I fail to see the use of this poll.
As a player you cannot change the character selection screen. If you want ZoS to change it, you should have phrased your poll better. In that case the odds of success are marginally above 0, as the OP knows perfectly well.
ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »You have also stated that you are unwilling to calibrate your monitor, when most manufacturers do suggest that a monitor be calibrated once a month, especially as the hardware ages, to prevent color drift. The performance of some monitors decays more rapidly than others over time.
I_killed_Vivec wrote: »I'm in two minds...
It's very autumnal, which isn't good if you're in the northern hemisphere, rapidly approaching the vernal equinox.
But it does look good.
SilverBride wrote: »ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »You have also stated that you are unwilling to calibrate your monitor, when most manufacturers do suggest that a monitor be calibrated once a month, especially as the hardware ages, to prevent color drift. The performance of some monitors decays more rapidly than others over time.
What I said was "I am not going to recalibrate its settings and mess up everything else to tone down one overly bright overly orange screen."
That is different from maintaining my monitor.