I just want to go back ;_;
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I just want to go back ;_;
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Better times.
>can't hear this anymore
>but it did somehow still trigger my tinnitus
i'm getting old...
to other anons, feel free to go to a site like https://onlinetonegenerator.com/ to figure out just how decrepit you are these days
I remember the programming language we used at school let you do motherboard beeps. Even back then when I was 14 my hearing crapped out earlier than everyone else's
>https://onlinetonegenerator.com/
i think i just fricked up my headphones by increasing the volume a lot trying to hear a high frequency...
just above 15khz for me. gaming on headphones has ruined my ears
for me 13khz is just barely audible... i'm 23
maybe it's just my headphones haha please just be my headphones being bad or something i always have them at super low volume so there's no way my hearing is that bad aiiiieeeeeeee
32 and i can handle 18kish
>40 years old
>can hear 18k
>can't hear 18.5k
Well shit, I'm pleasantly surprised. I do have some wicked tinnitus from time to time, but I can hear those pitches still. I've been to dozens of heavy metal concerts, only some with earplugs. I saw Megadeth live, and was literally leaning on a stack of amps. Flown on countless flights over the years. I have spent a fair amount of time at firing ranges, but have always worn ear protection then. I have no idea how I even still have hearing.
it's unironically just genetics
some people can listen to headphones at max volume all their life and barely take damage while some people lose their hearing no matter what precautions they take
So what you are saying is that I am indestructible?
yes
to be serious though, no. you are probably just somewhere in between. maybe a bit further on the resilient side.
Have you had a proper hearing test? It's worth it, and pretty cheap/easy to get done.
You might not have as many pitches as you think. I'll almost guarantee you have "DJ Deafness" (I forget the exact name audiologists use), which is a certain range of sound that's totally destroyed by loud concerts (DJ's suffer from it a lot, hence the start of the name).
If it doesn't bother you, it's fine, but it's worth knowing about potential hearing problems in advance as some things can be mitigated with prior knowledge.
I don't think I've had a hearing test since I was 8. I probably should look into that. Thanks for the heads up.
tinnitus trigger
>dude le watching TV while playing
Fricking zoomers
>CRT TV
>dorm
>zoomers
Are you moronic?
Oh I didn't even see the 2006 date either
Who in their right mind would want to play on those old screens again when we now have much better screens and emulators that can upscale games better and, most importantly, eliminate the crappy motion blur that plagued PS2 games?
people who don’t mind and want to experience things as they did in the past (for nostalgia, comfort)
that's fricking moronic, honestly. Videogames usually don't age as well as movies, TV shows, or music, period. I'm playing many games from my childhood thanks to emulators, and what many people can't accept is that a lot of those games haven't aged well AT ALL and were poorly designed from the start. The thing is, they were novelties, titles with hardly any competition. Anyone who doesn't see this has serious problems and probably blames everyone around them for their issues because they can't enjoy anything anymore.
>Videogames usually don't age as well
zoom zoom
>and probably blames everyone around them for their issues because they can't enjoy anything anymore
>thinks that everyone around them is a zoomer
Gotcha
muh not age well muh clunk
ugh did you see this transphobic joke? this did NOT age well
It's odd how it does feel comfy. I watched Fight Club and Blade Runner on a dvd using PS2 and a CRT TV. Enjoyed it very much. Can't explain exactly why.
yeah, it’s hard to quantify and very subjective. a lot of people just don’t get it, why not fidelity-max and get the best picture and sound. personally, watching those two movies on a crt sounds like a cozy night..
Input latency
you can still play old games you turd
HD TV and smartphones really fricked up everything. Life used to be genuinely great.
Yeah, when the internet was considered for losers and nerds it was unironically the best time for it. When phones hit big so did the internet and there came the normies.
>TV while playing
Yup, it's gamer time