Snow color = too realistic
3 Sep 2014, 04:12 AM
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Seriously I feel like I need to be wearing ski goggles when I play on most winter maps because it is painful to look at. Even with brightness turned down a fair bit to compensate my eyes are still watery and bloodshot after 20-30min. No other video game I play (even in a dark room) causes that much eye strain so quickly. We need an option to give the snow a more cartoon'ish blue tint, as an alternative to the default flashbang mode.
3 Sep 2014, 04:35 AM
#2
Posts: 971
(Now seriously, it has never happened to me. Oddly enough, I remember having my eyes much more strained playing vCoH)
3 Sep 2014, 05:38 AM
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Have you tried adjusting your monitor's color settings? I use f.lux which removes a lot of the blue color when I'm using my computer at night, but there's no reason you can't tell it to run whenever you like.
3 Sep 2014, 06:09 AM
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The backlight, panel type, and screen coating all make a big difference as well. I remember when LCD screens were just going mainstream I could hardly look at them, but these days there are good ones around if you choose carefully.
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