Difference between revisions of "Sight for Sore Eyes"
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* The Sight for Sore Eyes is hidden when equipped with the [[Foster's Facade]]. Note that this applies to most DirectX9 setups. When playing the game in DirectX8, the Sight for Sore Eyes shows up properly on the Foster's Facade. | * The Sight for Sore Eyes is hidden when equipped with the [[Foster's Facade]]. Note that this applies to most DirectX9 setups. When playing the game in DirectX8, the Sight for Sore Eyes shows up properly on the Foster's Facade. | ||
− | *The black pupils of the eyes may clip out of the Pyro's head on rare occasions. | + | * The black pupils of the eyes may clip out of the Pyro's head on rare occasions. |
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− | * Vellicating is the act of lightly touching a body part so as to cause the underlying nerves to twitch. | + | * Vellicating is the act of lightly touching a body part so as to cause the underlying nerves to twitch. {{W|Vitreous humor}} is the clear gel that fills the space between the lens and the retina of the eyeball. |
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Revision as of 01:59, 19 May 2011
“ | What are you lookin at?!
Click to listen
— The Scout to the Pyro
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The Sight for Sore Eyes is a community-created miscellaneous item for the Pyro. It is a pair of loose Template:W that fit in the lens sockets of the Pyro's mask.
Update history
- The Sight for Sore Eyes was added to the game.
Bugs
- The Sight for Sore Eyes is hidden when equipped with the Foster's Facade. Note that this applies to most DirectX9 setups. When playing the game in DirectX8, the Sight for Sore Eyes shows up properly on the Foster's Facade.
- The black pupils of the eyes may clip out of the Pyro's head on rare occasions.
Trivia
- Vellicating is the act of lightly touching a body part so as to cause the underlying nerves to twitch. Template:W is the clear gel that fills the space between the lens and the retina of the eyeball.
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