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I have a 3-monitor setup. The primary monitor is, I believe, index 1 (i.e., the second in the list). Most games are very good at detecting that this is the correct display to launch on; however Two-Point Museum not only launches on the wrong display, it pick my _vertical_ (portrait orientation) display; which seems to cause the UI buttons to map incorrectly with the cursor position, so I have to hover the cursor over seemingly random parts of the screen to cause the UI buttons to respond.
I can use a gamepad to select buttons, but going into Settings, there doesn't seem to be a "monitor selection" option to select the correct display.
Additionally, I can use the OS options to force-move the game to the correct display, but the game doesn't notice this in order to update its resolution and refresh rate options, so the UI continues to be mis-mapped and the display aspect ratio continues to be wrong, etc.
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I basically can't get into the game without at least one or two of these things working as expected.