Womb hurts my eyes

[topolskiego]

Seriously this old video tape filter could cause epilepsy attack. There's like snow on the screen and all is flashing. Or is the game working like this only for me?

[Muoviori]

I certainly don't see any kind of flashing. Only some haze moving about. It's pretty cool.

[chartinboy]

While it's not "flashing" for me, it does hurt my eyes when I reach the womb.

[Tomporjoker]

it hurts my eyes too,im desparetly looking an option to turn off that effect..it makes me crazy

[Ottomic]

I haven't been to Womb but Utero is freaky as hell. Looks like a magma lamp all throughout.

[JErosion]

they aren't pleasant places to visit

[[ λ³ ] nob]

It's blood flow

[BOYCOTT]

jeez, that filter would be obnoxious, had something that gave a smoke effect sort of similar but that went away quickly at least.

[DarkCat]

You might be able to turn the effects off.

Try the workaround described at "Speed issues, shader problems".
http://steamcommunity.com/app/250900/discussions/0/613941122558099449/

[topolskiego]

Yep I described it wrong, it's more like smoke than flashing but it's still annoying as hell.

[BOYCOTT]

Originally posted by topolskiego:

Yep I described it wrong, it's more like smoke than flashing but it's still annoying as hell.

i looked up a video of it since i'm being lazy about winning still and honestly, i kinda wonder if it's meant to mess with your eyes sort of like how the scrolling messses with me (guessing other people too) in the large rooms.

hard to describe, but like a false positive in your peripheral.

[[ λ³ ] nob]

I am more concerned about the lag it causes. When I get to the womb a lot of strain is put on my PC, cause when I enter a room without the blood fog(for example, secret room or arcade) the game goes in hyper speed mode.

[BOYCOTT]

okay, finally bothered to try for a win and yeah the blood and the floor is way too similar colors, it's far too easy to miss the blood, maybe if the floor was just a shade darker.
not at all colorblind btw, just saying, since it's relevant.
surprisingly the filter effect wasn't obnoxious at all like i assumed.