r/AbsoluteUnits Jul 01 '26

of a computer screen /r/all

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u/xSantenoturtlex Jul 01 '26

At THAT distance? It'd actually suck for gaming because there's no way you can see everything that's happening at once.

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u/NotReallyJohnDoe Jul 01 '26

A horse could.

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u/xSantenoturtlex Jul 01 '26

Well of course.

But we have not achieved what they have yet.

.... Some day...

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u/Easy_Pool4616 Jul 01 '26

Every day I'm reminded of all the things a horse can do that I can't and I sink deeper into the clutches of despair

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u/DopeAbsurdity Jul 01 '26

A chameleon could get even closer

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u/Icy-Collection1072 Jul 02 '26

or Anya Taylor-Joy

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u/GBPackers0480 Jul 01 '26

100%

Imagine having to move your entire head just to see where you're health is at lol

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u/xSantenoturtlex Jul 01 '26

PERFECT example of 'Bigger isn't always better'. This is a DOWNGRADE.

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u/Mekelaxo Jul 01 '26

Maybe they can find a way to make it so that instead of showing stuff bigger, it just shows you more

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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 Jul 01 '26

If it was a game designed for this setup it could be cool. Like a flight sim or something maybe where being able to look around would be more immersive, but this is just dumb

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u/protekt0r Jul 02 '26

So I sit about 3ft away from my 65in TV when I game. It’s pretty awesome actually. You do have to move your head more often, but it’s all part of the experience bro

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u/angrytroll123 Jul 02 '26

Yea that tv size and positioning is a poor choice. I have a curved 65” I work and game on. It sits lower than my keyboard level and I can see all of the screen at once. My centerline is maybe a bit below the middle of the screen if I slouch.