i swear by them, actually. you'd be surprised. all of the LAN's i've been at wearing them i feel as though i've played better. idk how, less glare or something.
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People do use them
They're supposed to reduce eye fatigue.
They're supposed to reduce eye fatigue.
OP has clearly never played Battlefield 3
Placebo effect.Uzique wrote:
i swear by them, actually. you'd be surprised. all of the LAN's i've been at wearing them i feel as though i've played better. idk how, less glare or something.
If you want to reduce monitor glare, don't use one painted in gloss black...
Of course I wear them
Look at that guy. I bet he wins all the tournaments.
Look at that guy. I bet he wins all the tournaments.
i'm wearing my gunnars right now. problem?
In the 8 years I've been gaming, in light rooms and dark rooms, with bright CRTs and LCD displays on 60Hz and 100Hz, I've never had a problem with eye fatigue.
Not sure about these. They seem to cost a lot for what they are, like that Bawls drink that used to be the thing. If your eyes are getting tired, a better solution would be to break every couple hours or so like recommended and/or turn on a background light source that won't glare on your monitor if you're using a gloss screen.
Maybe get some sleep.
Maybe get some sleep.
back in the pro rise of the triad era, I'd wear these in tournaments ...
