what if they look retarted? its for indoor use... so style is not important, but really... why would u waste 430$ dollars on that shit, just buy eyedrops or wash eyes before starting practice.

GHOSTCLAW

United States17042 Posts

October 30 2009 18:02 GMT

#43

I think the person looks kind of like stork as well.

I'm not sure that they would work better than just taking a break between games.

And boxer would hate these glasses - iirc didn't he say somewhere that he thought about when to blink? (his biography maybe, but it's been a long time since i read it)

KizZBG

u gotta skate8152 Posts

October 30 2009 18:09 GMT

#44

On October 30 2009 12:51 Rainbow wrote:
ugh, I'm now manually blinking.

You are now manually breathing too!

Biochemist

United States1008 Posts

October 30 2009 22:49 GMT

#45

Right as you engage a terran with a maxed arbiter/ground army, you select your arbiters... and go blind. How annoying would that be?

honey_badger

Djibouti46 Posts

October 30 2009 23:03 GMT

#46

On October 30 2009 13:29 DoX.) wrote:
I also tend to hold my breath during tense moments in games. What should I do?

Hahahaha. I just hope everybody blinks while they micro, otherwise these glasses might screw up your bunker rush!

zergnewb

United States816 Posts

October 30 2009 23:22 GMT

#47

Or we could wait for "dry eye" then blink...

selboN

United States2523 Posts

October 30 2009 23:33 GMT

#48

This looks really stupid. :-\

Grobyc

Canada18410 Posts

November 03 2009 03:50 GMT

#49

On October 30 2009 15:01 JohnColtrane wrote:

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its over 9000! *crushes scouter*

seriously, how fucking annoying would it be if you were concentrating intensely and your fucking glasses fog up?

Dammit I was going to go somewhere with that idea...

On October 31 2009 03:09 KizZBG wrote:

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You are now manually breathing too!

too late =/
read first page lol

CharlieMurphy

United States22895 Posts

November 03 2009 04:05 GMT

#50

I think the dry eye/not blinking is partially to blame for people with bad eyes who have had computer jobs for the last few decades.

GreEny K

Germany7312 Posts

November 03 2009 04:16 GMT

#51

Wow, lol kinda cool and sad at the same time. If you dont know when to blink you dont deserve to live. And imagine if you lost a sc game because you had to blink and couldnt see because of the fog.... FUCK.

gamecrazy

United States421 Posts

November 03 2009 04:17 GMT

#52

It's so much easier to just buy a bottle of allergy/redness eye drops and keep them next to the monitor.

425$ savings. No dryness anymore. Plus, if you're microing really hard when the glasses fog on you, you're screwed. Not so w/ eye drops.

eMbrace

United States1300 Posts

November 03 2009 04:24 GMT

#53

i wore glasses as a child, switched to contacts at highschool, and now im in college and i'm starting to want a pair of stylish glasses just to look badass when i want to

i think it's because of watching pro-gamers, tbh.

CharlieMurphy

United States22895 Posts

November 04 2009 22:28 GMT

#54

On November 03 2009 13:17 gamecrazy67 wrote:
It's so much easier to just buy a bottle of allergy/redness eye drops and keep them next to the monitor.

425$ savings. No dryness anymore. Plus, if you're microing really hard when the glasses fog on you, you're screwed. Not so w/ eye drops.

I think those drops are bad for your eyes in the long run.

DanKlSauce

United States19 Posts

November 04 2009 22:54 GMT

#55

Oh that really must suck. Not being able to control an involuntary reflex as easy yet as important as blinking...I hope gaming didn't cause the damage

DanKlSauce

United States19 Posts

November 04 2009 22:55 GMT

#56

Wow at first I thought this person couldn't blink eyes but now...I don't think this will be very useful because blinking is involuntary and happens automatically so you don't even notice it

goswser

United States3548 Posts

November 04 2009 23:07 GMT

#57

Anyways going along with this, my school, Sycamore High School in Ohio, is considering switching all textbooks over to online texts, with only one in-class set for each teacher, to save paper and money.

goswser

United States3548 Posts

November 04 2009 23:08 GMT

#58

i think everyone should get these and they all should be synchronized to fog up every 20 seconds or so, so that everyone in the world will be blinking at the same time all day long!