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Shower for sure.

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the leveling is great. the endgame is lacking content, but that's hopefully an issue that they will address with the new expansion that is coming out. for 10 bucks, it's a bargain, and you're hedging your bet in case the expansion is good.

yeah he actually recognizes people too if you go to twitch.tv/itsotter

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Can you link your ETF2L profile please?

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and the mickey mouse towel! congrats Steve keep up the good work!

You've streamed for 4 hours, but you're going to need to do more than that! I'd like to see some consistency.

I don't use flux because it turns my stream orange.

I bought gunnars on a Woot sale a couple years ago and tried them out for 4-6 weeks. It has a slight magnification that made me a little dizzy at first because I do not normally wear glasses. However, after your eyes adjust to the magnification, you'll find that reading text on screen is slightly easier than it was before.

The tint also has an interesting side effect as well. Because it is off-colored, when you look at your monitor, the colors will be off (duh). However, after you've been gaming for 30-45 minutes, you won't even notice it. You'll notice it once you take off your glasses, but it's easy to walk around and go to the bathroom wearing them and forget. I've even heard stories of people driving with Gunnars. I would liken the effect to wearing tinted Ski Goggles -- the snow is yellow at first, but after a while you don't even notice a difference. In addition, if you have your screen on an all white page, for example, it can be really bright and make your eyes hurt. The glasses will help to reduce that effect.

I stopped wearing the Gunnars for two reasons:
1. The Woot Gunnars I bought were not stylish. I looked like a dork (on stream and in front of my college roommates).
2. While wearing the glasses, I felt that it helped my eyes out. However, I stopped wearing them and didn't really notice a difference. Thus, without any scientific backing at all, I determined that any benefit derived from the glasses was the result of a placebo effect.

I don't think Flux is a perfect substitute though. You don't get the magnification, and Flux is primarily used to dim the lighting on your monitor to put you to sleep. Gunnars are supposed to be used at all times.

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Great. Stream for a couple days and bump the thread when you're ready!

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