1 minute late D:NotCookie wrote:
Try a program called f.lux, it's a program that basically does what gunnars (those gaming glasses) try to achieve. I used to get dry eyes with my monitor, f.lux helped a lot. I just keep it at an incandescent/halogen lighting.
Can verify, I started using flux and it makes everything look orange and you'll think its strange at first but you'll adjust to it. If I ever turn off flux at night everything just looks so insanely bright.NotCookie wrote:
Try a program called f.lux, it's a program that basically does what gunnars (those gaming glasses) try to achieve. I used to get dry eyes with my monitor, f.lux helped a lot. I just keep it at an incandescent/halogen lighting.
hahahaha how[AirCoN] wrote:
Read my profile. osu! destroyed my eyes.
Xerophthalmia is not something you are born with, most of the time it is caused by a poor diet (but there can be other causes).Heinzen wrote:
Getting dry eyes could be because your screen is too bright and your room is too dark, which causes stress to lubricate your eye-balls.
Overall osu does not cause any type of eye condition, the only known one was cookiezi's eye problem (Xerophthalmia) but that's something the person is born with.
No, osu won't damage your eyes unless you have a really bad setup for playing osu like I stated before, bright screen/dark room or something else.
Some people including most top players focus their vision on each individual circle/cursorthelewa wrote:
hahahaha how[AirCoN] wrote:
Read my profile. osu! destroyed my eyes.
my eyesight is the exact same if not a bit better in terms of peripheral vision after 3 and a half years of playing
You destroyed your eyes.[AirCoN] wrote:
Read my profile. osu! destroyed my eyes.