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6/4/2015 11:22:43 PM
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Youre playing video games on a plasma tv??
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAGAHAGAGAA
LOL and youre mad it burns an image in your screen? Its your own damn fault, those tvs are horrible for video games.
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You do realize that plasma screens have better color and refresh ratios right...? They are far superior in picture quality to LEDs. Research anywhere and you will see this. They are obsolete because people are lazy and don't want to have to pay any attention or do any special care to a TV they just want it to work. I. This case LEDs are better but you sacrifice picture quality. They are amazing TVs to play video games on. You just need to be smart an not leave it on all day with the same picture still on it. If anyone plays so much destiny that it is burning this into their screens for good they need to take a break and step outside.
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Actually it's awesome gaming on a plasma. Picture is amazing. As an educated plasma owner, I play any game I want and nothing stays permanent. Only Destiny destroys plasmas and some lcds because the HUD design is flawed and bungie refuses to fix its mistake even when the patrons told them it was a problem at beta.
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Only destiny destroys plasmas? I dont quite think so, i had plenty of problems with other games on my old plasma screen. Playing video games on them are horrible for the tv, as a supposed "educated plasma owner" you should know that continually having images burnt on the screen is horrible for the tv. LCDs are superior for gaming.
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It's not burned, it's image retention. Anything can leave a little retention. As I said, difference is other games retention is light and goes away in a few minutes. Destinys takes weeks with just a few normal gaming sessions. Why, because the static HUD with no transparency along with bright whites and yellows are the worse for plasmas.
