Ps I think the one using the staircase tiles is grotesque compared to the other ones, on top of vision issues.
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http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee21/Jello-Jigglers/visionexample.png
Ps I think the one using the staircase tiles is grotesque compared to the other ones, on top of vision issues.
Ps I think the one using the staircase tiles is grotesque compared to the other ones, on top of vision issues.
Thats about as bad as it gets for me.
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samsizzleThats about as bad as it gets for me.
Either way, it doesn't fit my aesthetics standards.
(especially cause the other two have perfect vision properties and are virtually blockless)
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yeah im probably gonna use one of the other two.
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Yeah, being able to see through it is definitely a functionality issue.
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