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Re: Just wanted to say thank you so much! And an idea.

@PugLove888 Appreciate you trying to help, but yeah I'm not really concerned about it at this point. I mean why bother trying to make one thing a little easier to see when literally everything I look at is blurry? I remember when I got my current TV (it's a 43 inch 4k screen) and I was excited to see how my Xbox One X looked on it, but I ended up thinking to myself "I really wish I could actually see what this is capable of" because my eyes are too bad to properly see just how good it should look.

At this point in my life my poor eyesight is just another note on my list of things that keep dragging me down, so while I hate it it doesn't bother me as much as other things and it's one of the things I can actually cope with. I play these Sims games as a way to escape my reality, as sort of a way to live a life I feel I can never have, but like everything else in my life it's never as clear as I'd like it to be.

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PugLove888
Hero (Retired)
5 years ago
@valohim666 , yes, that is totally up to you! 😊 If it seems too much trouble to pursue, or if you think the end results won't matter much in your situation, then it wouldn't make sense to waste your time and effort. That's time wasted that you could be using playing the Sims! 🥳

I also play the Sims to escape from my problems for a little while! I think many of us do! 🥰
valohim666
5 years ago
@PugLove888 It may make things a little more clear on the screen, but yeah like I said when everything I see is a blur then it will still just be a blur. Besides, I feel like my screen is about as clear as it can be and I doubt there's much else I can do.... unless getting new eyes was a possibility, then again if it was I'm sure that would cost a fortune.
Yeah I'm sure a lot of people that play any kind of games do it to get away from reality for a moment. Plus for those of us that don't like our own reality, something like a Sims game lets us sort of shape a world in our own vision.