(01-22-2013, 05:23 PM)Agmen of Eladesor Wrote: Unfortunately, it appears that you need binocular vision for this to work properly. Since I do have two eyes - but only use them one at a time due to the way my brain rewired itself after surgery many, many years ago (aka I don't actually have 'real' stereoscopic vision or depth perception) - this little thing didn't work for me.
Doesn't that actually hamper you a lot, playing the game? For this optical illusion, you don't miss much. After a few image switches the faces start to look distorted, like masks.
What was more fun was when I worked for 12 years in an auto assembly factory driving a forktruck. It's especially interesting when you get 4,000 pounds of loose steel sheets the size of a station wagon roof panel on your forks and the slot you have to load them into on the press is 10 feet in the air, and you have 2" of clearance on either side.
As for playing Disco / Skinlancer, no - I use my left eye, since that's the one I'm nearsighted in, and it is, after all, a flat screen about 20" from my face. When I'm playing Skyrim on my Xbox 360, I use my right eye, as I'm farsighted in that one - and the 40" TV is 10' away. (20/600 in my left eye, 20/30 in my right, both corrected with glasses to 20/20 (and bifocals). Yeah, I'm getting old ...
(11-21-2013, 12:53 PM)Jihadjoe Wrote: Oh god... The end of days... Agmen agreed with me.
