Issues playing at higher than 1080p

I recently built a new computer and got myself a 4k monitor. I know that only a small proportion of the community plays at a higher resolution than 1080p, but there are many UI issues when higher than 1080p.

For example, when the mouse is over a relic equipped on a hero, the relic's specs window is all the way up and we can only see the bottom half (playing at 4k, happening on my obelisk slot for example). Or worse: I tried different resolutions and 1080p seemed to fix all these issues. However, when I tried to go back to 4k in the settings, the window with all the available resolution in the option menu got cut from the screen (at the bottom) and the 4k option isn't visible. So basically, I can't go back to 4k.

Anyone else having issues at 4k? Or even 1440pp?

Yes.

Can not play in 2k or 4k without UI problems. Windows off the screen, the assension bar over writing other text, small tool tips when looking at loot on the ground.

I'm glad I'm not the only one. I know we're a minority of people, but TE, you should still address this issue. It shouldn't be too long just fixing the x and y position.

I've seen a few reports of this. Could you make a video showing us exactly what you're seeing? That would be incredibly helpful!

Here is the original post I did with a pic.

https://dungeondefenders.com/2/topic/146534/pc-anyone-having-problems-with-tooltips-going-off-the-screen?scrollTo=146534%23146534

And someone giving an explanation of why:

https://dungeondefenders.com/2/topic/147558/anyone-playing-on-a-4k-monitor-got-visual-tooltip-problem?scrollTo=147558

The bug is definitely way worse on 1440p, but even in 1080p or 1920x1200, the tops of some loot windows are cut off, especially when doing comparisons.

If you want to go back to 1440p, try setting fullscreen instead of windowed, then select 1440p, then set it back to windowed. That worked for me.

The "difference if equipped" window is about twice as big as it needs to be (except for shields). Lots of blank space at the bottom of it.