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What? You wanted to have a seizure??Quote:
Originally Posted by Rengori
...Do people still not read threads? I mean there are only a few posts on this one. It's already been said: the youtube version is not exactly prescription strength....
:rolleyes2 (annoyed)
Agreed, not to mention ages. Pokemon is probably for 7-14(?) ages, for the anime, atleast, considering I'm almost 19 and still enjoy the games, but my point is, younger people will most likely not be able to tolerate the lights as much as a full grown adult.Quote:
Originally Posted by farplanerWhat? You wanted to have a seizure??Quote:
Originally Posted by Rengori
...Do people still not read threads? I mean there are only a few posts on this one. It's already been said: the youtube version is not exactly prescription strength....
:rolleyes2 (annoyed)
I didn't want a seizure, but I was expecting something better than THAT.Quote:
Originally Posted by farplanerWhat? You wanted to have a seizure??Quote:
Originally Posted by Rengori
...Do people still not read threads? I mean there are only a few posts on this one. It's already been said: the youtube version is not exactly prescription strength....
Tokyo made Guennis for this awhile back XD
Under strobe lights I just get REALLY depersonalized. The first time it happened I was in a haunted house thingy, and I don't remember much of it because there were strobe lights in the whole place. Usually it has to be something really strong like lightning-white to pitch black every second.
That's the same sensation I get, too - like I'm not fully in touch with reality or my own body. However, I can get it from much more mild stimuli: a couple of weeks ago I was in a room with really narrow blinds; when I stood up from my chair, the sunlight streaming between the blinds created a kind of natural strobe effect. Wasn't fun, but was mercifully short-lived.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jessweeee♪
It's strange that the episode made it through animation and post-production without anyone realising the effect it'd have on people. Sure it only gave seizures to 800 out of umpteen million viewers, but even if none of the production crew got seizures, surely one or two would've been made giddy or unsettled by it.
It gave me a minor headache...cool!
Pokemon is for all ages, At least where I;m from it's pretty popular for 18+ year olds.Quote:
Originally Posted by KhaoticAgreed, not to mention ages. Pokemon is probably for 7-14(?) ages, for the anime, atleast, considering I'm almost 19 and still enjoy the games, but my point is, younger people will most likely not be able to tolerate the lights as much as a full grown adult.Quote:
Originally Posted by farplanerWhat? You wanted to have a seizure??Quote:
Originally Posted by Rengori
...Do people still not read threads? I mean there are only a few posts on this one. It's already been said: the youtube version is not exactly prescription strength....
:rolleyes2 (annoyed)
I threw up my insides.