Even though I have ScreenResolution = 3840x2160 in Settings.ini and that is the resolution (native for my monitor) I have set in the display configuration of the desktop environment I am using, I can see from the system monitor that the following arguments are passed to x64/FF9.exe when starting the game from the Memoria launcher: -runbylauncher -single-instance -monitor 0 -screen-width 1920 -screen-height 1080 -screen-fullscreen 1. Here is the issue: for my resolution I would expect the values 3840 and 2160 instead of 1920 and 1080.
I am using Wine Staging 11.9 with DXVK on KDE Plasma 6.6.5 and Gentoo Linux, to run the game. Memoria version: 2025.07.13.
With the following command line I can successfully run the game in true 4K (it looks noticeably better indeed):
wine x64/FF9.exe -screen-width 3840 -screen-height 2160
But starting the game from the Memoria launcher nullifies that.
Edit: forgot to mention I have the GOG version of the game.
Even though I have
ScreenResolution = 3840x2160inSettings.iniand that is the resolution (native for my monitor) I have set in the display configuration of the desktop environment I am using, I can see from the system monitor that the following arguments are passed tox64/FF9.exewhen starting the game from the Memoria launcher:-runbylauncher -single-instance -monitor 0 -screen-width 1920 -screen-height 1080 -screen-fullscreen 1. Here is the issue: for my resolution I would expect the values3840and2160instead of1920and1080.I am using Wine Staging 11.9 with DXVK on KDE Plasma 6.6.5 and Gentoo Linux, to run the game. Memoria version:
2025.07.13.With the following command line I can successfully run the game in true 4K (it looks noticeably better indeed):
But starting the game from the Memoria launcher nullifies that.
Edit: forgot to mention I have the GOG version of the game.