#poor vision

[zeepzorpp]

Bad vision is infact classed as a disability if it is bad enough to impact your life without glasses and glasses are infact a disability aid if you cant function normally without them

Also dont take this the wrong way I am not talking about people who only need to wear them sometimes or can see mostly fine without them

[lal500]

[lal500]

[zaffur]

Without my glasses on, I see this little hole in the universe. As it looks up at me with wide moon eyes, a tiny pink rectangle briefly shows up when it meows.

[sholawilde]

[clairedelune-13]

I just knew the moment Isabela said Taash’s mom was in a dormant volcano, that it would be the bane of my existence. I IMMEDIATELY thought:

“So, it’s going to be dark and difficult to navigate, right?”

I was right. I hate it when that happens. 

Also, there are balance beams placed in precarious locations that are difficult for players with low/no depth perception.

Do you see why this game needs contrast settings to highlight objectives?

The chances of Bioware implementing a mode like Witcher 3’s Color Blind Friendly mode is slim to none, cuz CDPR is smaller and actually listens to their audience.

Bioware is led by EA and they don’t care.

So, now I have to find a good Youtube tutorial to help me.

[monitorzombie]

Horror for someone who wears glasses or contacts isn’t getting up to get a drink in the middle of the night and seeing an indistinct figure… it would be getting up in the middle of the night and seeing a figure that’s somehow in HD. Imagine seeing something that bypasses your shitty eyes and is the clearest thing you’ve ever seen with uncorrected vision. THAT would be horror.

[autistic-zukoao3]

I think more research should be done into my vision disorder. I think it helps me read faster than most people, and is the reason why I do so well in games with multiple enemies attacking you at once. I'm used to not having to really see things consciously, because it takes my eyes a while to focus. But my brain still receives the images and so I'm subconsciously aware of what I am not seeing?

Attention nystagmus is what it's called. It's a specific type of nystagmus that I haven't found much on. My eyes scan, meaning that everything in my field of view, my vision will bounce between. I am literally incapable of focusing my eyes on anything. My eyes never stop moving.

My eyeballs themselves are shaped irregularly in my skull, according to a childhood ophthalmologist. My vision is bad enough that even with glasses, I will never achieve 20/20 vision. I have almost 24/7 visual snow.

But yeah, I wanna be a guinea pig. I want to know what benefits, if any, there are to having this specific nystagmus. I want to know if my earlier hypotheses are right!! I want to know SOMEONE else with my type of nystagmus!!