I live in a very dry place and I often need to blink like 30 times in the middle of maps. lately the dryness has been worse then ever and I just wanted to know if anyone else is having the same issue, or how they fix it because it has made playing kind of unbearable lately
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try drinkin 2 dl of water every hour
you know you had plenty of water if your pee is transparent/not noticeably yellow and you pee a ton. if you still have dry eyes when peeing a ton that day, drinking more might not help.
bringing a bucket of (hot for faster evaporation) water or other containers into your room and letting it evaporate might do something, but might not be good for building if it gets too damp (i doubt it will)
you know you had plenty of water if your pee is transparent/not noticeably yellow and you pee a ton. if you still have dry eyes when peeing a ton that day, drinking more might not help.
bringing a bucket of (hot for faster evaporation) water or other containers into your room and letting it evaporate might do something, but might not be good for building if it gets too damp (i doubt it will)
Ever tried playing with the AC on?
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I don't think the ac would make the air more humidStomiks wrote:
Ever tried playing with the AC on?
Yeah if that doesn't work, I usually pair it with a humidifier for better results, but I never really resort to that since I've gotten used to the dry climate living in The Philippines.symantis wrote:
I don't think the ac would make the air more humidStomiks wrote:
Ever tried playing with the AC on?
decreasing the temperature does do that, part of why indoor air in cold places can be very dry - heating up air makes it more dry (water content compared to how much water the air can hold, colder air can hold less and warmer more).symantis wrote:
I don't think the ac would make the air more humidStomiks wrote:
Ever tried playing with the AC on?
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fair enough, however I live in a very dry and cold place. it is already very cold and making it colder would impact my playing a different way, even if it would fix the dryness.dung eater wrote:
decreasing the temperature does do that, part of why indoor air in cold places can be very dry - heating up air makes it more dry (water content compared to how much water the air can hold, colder air can hold less and warmer more).symantis wrote:
I don't think the ac would make the air more humidStomiks wrote:
Ever tried playing with the AC on?