The colors are brighter in general as they were made to work on a range of monitors and settings as best as can be done and some monitors can't display darker colors properly. If you're having trouble telling any apart from the neutral white it likely means your brightness and/or gamma settings are unnaturally high. Do you know how to adjust them and if you lower them to levels that the colors can easily be told apart from the neutral white does everything else not still look okay (should look better)? Perhaps you have it set real high to see in the dark corners of another game?

For Nvidia drivers which are pretty common if you go into your control panel or right click on your desktop you should see - 'NVIDIA Control Panel'. Under 'Display' on the left go to the 'Adjust desktop color settings' and you can make adjustments there to brightness and gamma. On the latest drivers brightness ranges from 0% to 100% and gamma ranges from 0.50 to 3.00. I know when I play some dark games I crank gamma up to 3.00 to see in all the darker spots to not be at a disadvantage, but for me the best settings are 50% and about 2.00 for most things. If you have ATI or another card type and drivers you should have similar options. If that's not helping maybe check the monitor settings too if you have them.

I'd be a little surprised if everything else looked normal and just Warlight was way too bright. Hope that helped, if it didn't let me know, maybe there is some other solution that can be found.

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