All I can remember from that time is I ran the game at max settings, and default UI scale. But having not logged into the game for so long, I wouldn't doubt that many things have changed since my days of play, I also had an entirely different computer at the time aswell (maybe I shouldn't have quit lol). Not a bother at all, btw, I loved working on the wiki when I did, got to work really closely with the dev team at the time too, was super fun, lots of fond (and some not so fond) memories! But I hear you on the frustration, have you tried using MS Paint after taking the picture to more closely crop anything you don't need out and resaving it? I can't say for certain that I did that with any of my smaller images, larger ones absolutely, but perhaps that may do something?

Hope that helps! Even a little bit... in the back of my mind I'm having the urge to reinstall the game for the pure purpose of replicating my images to see if I can refresh my memory on what I did back then lol.

Hi there! Just saw your comment in regards to my pictures on the Riders of Icarus wiki. From what I can recall (it's been many long years since I've played, let alone done wikipedia work), I used Gyazo https://gyazo.com/en to take all of my in-game pictures, very helpful, with little need for much extra photoshop work. Hope that helps!

I know this is probably weird but.. I've been having that same problem with the My time at portia game that you were having and I was just wondering
where exactly did you find that .dll file? cause I've looked in the actual game file and in the steam files. I don't see it anywhere.

I know it's been a long time, but the jumpscares in the Desolate VCD map are all as you enter rooms. They involve viscera suddenly spewing out of areas with a loud crashing sound.

I read your Aura review and thought it was hilarious. Keep writing! You have got a real gift in writing informative and humorous reviews.

Guess what! Commenting on a friend's profile is part of getting the "Pillar of the Community" badge! Don't care? That's fine because neither do I now that I've completed that requirement.