/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

My eyes hurt like fuck and my focusing is all out of whack when I look at computer monitors now, does this mean I need glasses?

[Anonymous No.]

Just fight through it. I'm sure your eyes will adjust.

[Anonymous No.]

Sleep you dumbfuck.

[Anonymous No.]

It means you need to let your eyes rest, either by sleeping or by doing something else than staying in front of the PC all day long.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7942037
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Just go and lie down for a bit or something.

[Anonymous No.]

My eyes hurt for weeks after I got done playing The Witcher a few months ago. I thought I was going blind.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7942007

Your eyes is exposed to artificial lights (Monitor, florescent lights). for a long time. Go outside. The natural lights (Sunshine example) sure will help.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7942037

>doing something else than staying in front of the PC all day long.

Jesus Christ, how horrifying.

[Yama !XanaDuh0e2 No.]

Last year I used glasses for a few weeks.
Whenever I watched anime or played games with them everything looked better, like A++ HD better.

Eventually I lost them... - Tee Hee~
And when I went to ophthalmologist to get a recipe for new glasses he told me I didn't needed them anymore... Go figure.

[Anonymous No.]

turn off the bloom effects, motion blur, and turrets syndrome (head bobbing/shaky camera). also try adjusting the brightness of your monitor. i've needed glasses for years now since i'm so near-sighted from staring at a screen, but all these new autistic games with turrets camera, motion blur, and other crappy effects hurt my eyes a lot.