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11/27/2014 1:08:59 AM
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We all have this trouble with the blue n purple.in the wrong light they look very similar.but being colour blind would make it hard tho.or an extra surprise when ya run up n grab them :o)
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Haha, it is a nice surprise. But the excitement when I think I see one drop (that I used to have) was even better.
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It wouldnt have been hard to make them all totally different. The green sticks out like dogs balls.ah well its their game to make i guess :o)
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Изменено (Apothe0sis): 11/27/2014 2:16:03 PMActually, there are a few known schemes that are highly differentially for everyone except for achromatics (who are rare, but tend to be either very good at differentiating based upon brightness or have other issues which mean their vision is near legally blind anyway). So you're exactly right my friend, it wouldn't be hard - but the resources are always an issue. Colour based puzzle games have this solved as do web developers. Which I think is pretty cool.
