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If I'm not mistaken, this would be a graphics driver setting.
Maybe you updated your graphics drivers?

And by the way, having widescreen resolution doesn't really make people look fat if you use the correct aspect ratio. I use a widescreen resolution and everyone looks totally OK, I just can't see so much to the top and bottom of my screen as someone with 4:3 aspect ratio (my thumb when pulling a frag for example).

If you play native resolution, you won't get that problem of stretching and distortion.

If you try to use 800x600 with a 1366x768 resolution, it's gonna get stretched.

If you play native resolution, you won't get that problem of stretching and distortion.

If you try to use 800x600 with a 1366x768 resolution, it's gonna get stretched.

My desktop reso is 1366x768, but like I said, this ain't a square. What I try to achieve is a square, which I was able to have since ever ...

Check your video settings in AA itself. It may have gotten changed. For some reason mine will change from 1024x768 to 1920x1080 occasionally when I go to my desktop and come back to the game.

Well yeah it has changed but don't know how it was before, when I liked it

I don't know the exact setting in the drivers (and a quick search didn't reveal it either), but there should be an option to 'fix aspect ratio' or something similar in your graphics driver's control panel. I couldn't find it on mine, but I know there used to be one, maybe they've disabled the option? I don't know.

Also, you might try and see what the changelog says for the new version, maybe there's some info there?

It will change the FOV angles but it shouldn't be enough to cause fuss over. It really only becomes a problem when you're doing multiple monitors.

Have you actually tried running your native resolution in-game?

There is no resolution that is square as you say, just varying widescreens. The only thing I could think of with bars would be some kind of BIOS or GPU driver control panel setting that doesn't stretch non-native resolutions. For example, 800x600 wouldn't be stretched to fit your 1366x768 screen, it would simply put a 800x600 box inside your screen and fill the rest in with black. Look for something that mentions resolutions and stretching in your control panel.

It will change the FOV angles but it shouldn't be enough to cause fuss over. It really only becomes a problem when you're doing multiple monitors.

Have you actually tried running your native resolution in-game?

There is no resolution that is square as you say, just varying widescreens. The only thing I could think of with bars would be some kind of BIOS or GPU driver control panel setting that doesn't stretch non-native resolutions. For example, 800x600 wouldn't be stretched to fit your 1366x768 screen, it would simply put a 800x600 box inside your screen and fill the rest in with black. Look for something that mentions resolutions and stretching in your control panel.

I've tried already my native res, and it's not cool :/

And yes U got it, I want a lower resolution that doesn't need entire screen, it was more fluent.

I'll try to look for it, thanks guys