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People without photosensitivity are complaining of eye strain and migraines from Stranger Things 3. At least in the servers I hang out. I just chatted with people who typically have no issues with lights and they couldn't even watch two pivotal scenes.
I am glad I was tabbed out 2/3rds of the time. Maybe they will make an audiobook version?
I thought it was just me because I have problems with flashing lights, but in most Stranger Things convos I've dropped into the amount of strobe lighting was called excessive at best. They agree with me that earlier seasons didn't have nearly this much flashing.
The good: it ain't just me. The bad: I apparently missed some key plot points. At least one thing happened opposite to what I thought happened. I'll need to read a detailed summary at a point.
I am glad I was tabbed out 2/3rds of the time. Maybe they will make an audiobook version?
I thought it was just me because I have problems with flashing lights, but in most Stranger Things convos I've dropped into the amount of strobe lighting was called excessive at best. They agree with me that earlier seasons didn't have nearly this much flashing.
The good: it ain't just me. The bad: I apparently missed some key plot points. At least one thing happened opposite to what I thought happened. I'll need to read a detailed summary at a point.
