Something missing from IntelliSense code completion from ReSharper 5.1 to ReSharper 2016.3

I love ReSharper - I can never go back!

I have been using VS 2010 & ReSharper 5.1 for ~7 years and have just made the leap to VS 2015 & ReSharper 2016.3.

One thing that I terribly miss (and hope it is just a setting) involves IntelliSense / code completion.

I formerly could type the following:

var x = new MyClassWithReallyLongClassName();

Then, I go back to "x" and start type "my" and get a suggestion "myClassWithReallyLongClassName".  This is not working for me now that I have upgraded.  Intellisense is working ... as long as the type name precedes the variable:

MyClassWithReallyLongClassName my ... (code completion now kicks in and suggests the above name).

I admit this out-of-order coding pattern is a little unusual, but this is a habit I have adapted which saves me key strokes.

Here is another example:

var x = ProcessResult.ErrorMessage;

Once, again, I am in the habit of going back to "x" and typing "err" ... (code completion now kicks in and suggests "errorMessage").

If this is a setting, please let me know - I would love to have this back!