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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
That's honestly a good point. I personally leave it on because I feel like being blinded by the sun in-game feels realistic even if it's annoying. I guess that's the price of immersion for me haha
gpt
Yeah, sometimes good immersion means being handicapped by the world and its "physics". Personally, I love the idea of the Minecraft mod that makes "unlit" areas *actuall*y *dark*/pitch black, rather than the default, slightly lit, and still-navigable if you turn your display brightness up/turn off lights in the room.

I'm also the person that prioritizes immersion over most things. Bass shaker in my chair, force feedback flight sticks, rumble headphones, and no-HUD gameplay if I can manage.

Edit: Minecraft Java, path-traced lighting shader makes darkness truly dark, and has the added benefit of making light look like light. Wandering a forrest in absolute darkness, with a torch in hand, is nuts. Too dark, maybe - the moon should be a light source/a stronger light source?