The patch contains a directory called JanB Extras it has specific directories for various resolutions and also two directories called HD1610 and HD169 users who want to run the game at a 16:9 resolution but not a resolution in the list of resolutions can choose the files in the 16:9 directory. Its an assumption but I think its the most logical explanation.
Breaking directx9 up into separate packages gives a bit more freedom in selecting the right packages for a specific game. It often happens that a winetrick works for one game and breaks another. The reason they probably did this is that the requirements to run specific Windows games on Linux are diverse. There are many pages covering this topic. If there are more then those two then there are options to add resolutions manually. If that is all in order then I would look up which resolutions are supported by your video card and monitor. If the driver is correct then it should pass through the monitor type and that is also a factor in the selection of available modes. If your monitor registers as unknown monitor or something like that then look into your driver. Still I have a wide range of display modes to choose from. I’m using the display port on my AMD Vega 56 (amdgpu driver) and for now I’m on a rather old monitor.
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