Eye Strain
I have one simple question: I almost played all battlefield titles and i had a lot of fun. I never had any sort of problems playing those games. So tell me why is so hard to play BFV. The blue tint...
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Go to the Options-Video and see if any of the setting in there help.
Hi @Desert3142
Dice don't purposely add effects to a game to cause any kind of damage. They want to make their games as realistic and immersive as possible and sometimes when they implement certain lighting it has negative effects on peoples eyes.
None of this can really be avoided without ruining the immersion/look of the game and even then something somewhere is still going to affect another person.
As the guys above mentioned, take a look through the settings to see if there is anything you can adjust to help. I would also recommend looking at your monitor/tv settings, they too can have very good features that can help eyesight when viewing.The color blue is an artistic choice, while the blue background lightning is not good the blue filter in the game has little to do with "damaging your eyes". Monitors are bad for your eyes, not really Battlefield in particular. My best advice is you suffer from eye-strain - get a proper high refresh rate monitor that can lower the brightness and perhaps get some monitor glasses.
- As @Carbonic said: it is not the game, but looking at the monitor for hours a day, that can damage your eyes and cause eye-strain, headaches and so on. Blue light might cause these problems. I have tried monitor glasses myself, but I don´t like having everything tinted yellow during my workdays and playing games. I much more like adjusting the color output of my monitor or using foil filters, you can apply to the monitor screen.
However, what really causes eye-strain and headaches is the fact, that your eyes are focusing on the constant distance between you and your monitor. If you are like me (spending half of the day looking at monitors), you should start a habbit of looking somewhere else every couple minutes. The best option is to have a window behind your monitor, so your eyes can focus to the distance outside. Doing this worked wonders for me personally.
- @CarbonCarl you tagged me btw, but I’m not the guy that posted this. I was trying to help him see if there is a way to help his eye strain in the video settings.
@Das_KinderLumperOops sorry bud, I did change it because I started a reply to you by accident but it must have auto added it again and I missed it. I'll change it now.
Cheers
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