There's no way to occlude real objects.
There's no way to occlude real objects. Think about it, it's just shining more light in your eyes. You can't shine "dark" into someone's eyes. I don't believe they've promised that anywhere either. In fact where are you getting any of this information?
Posted by IshKebab on Jun 3, 2015, 11:36 AM
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There's no way to occlude real objects.
IshKebabJun 3, 2015, 11:36 AM
There's no way to occlude real objects. Think about it, it's just shining more light in your eyes. You can't shine "dark" into someone's eyes. I don't believe they've promised that anywhere either. In fact where are you getting any of this information?
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