How do I pick Screen Resolution and Aspect Ratio in World of Warships?

I don't want trial and error to find best screen resolution 'cause World of Warship has too many choices. I screen shot YouTube then "Display" window from my Windows 10 laptop.

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How do I change resolution in World of Warships?

You can edit your preferences file and write in specific resolutions.

Go to C:\\Games\\WorldofWarships.

Right-click on the file Preferences.xml and choose "Open with -> Notepad"

Find the below text and make sure you change 1600 and 900 with the numbers you'd like (see below). Click save. ...

Start the game and enjoy.

What resolution is World of Warships?

Widescreen resolution4:3 resolutions: 1.333.

How do I change my aspect ratio resolution?

Navigate to the Control Panel through the start menu.

Under "Appearance and Personalization", click "Adjust screen resolution"

Click on "Advanced settings" on the right hand side of the screen.

Go to the graphics control panel tab (this will vary depending on what type of display adapter you're using)

How do I know my screen aspect ratio?

How to calculate aspect ratio?

Take your original height. In our example, it will be 1200 pixs.

Take your original width. ...

Divide the height by the width, e.g. 1200 / 1600 = 0.75.

Multiply the quotient by the preferred width, e.g. 0.75 * 300 = 225.

The resulting figure is your new height given in pixels.

Resolution: Understanding Monitor resolution and Aspect Ratio

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