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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 4533668" data-attributes="member: 8835">I don't think it's quite that distractable (play some FPS games for awhile).Generally, if it moves, I'll probably see it.&nbsp; Especially if I'm expecting enemy attack.&nbsp; I play on a 1080i HD widescreen.&nbsp; It's almost as good as really being there.Cases I don't see things:finding a spice from the spice cabinet.&nbsp; I've gone through that entire thing, and couldn't find stuff.&nbsp; Wife can walk up and show me exactly where it is.&nbsp; This is a situation of NOT seeing what I'm looking for, amidst a pile of similar items.wearing an eye-patch.&nbsp; I got surprised bunches of times during renfair, on my patch side.&nbsp; Loss of 50% peripheral vision.&nbsp; I'm right-eye dominant, so I don't use my left for seeing, so much as peripheral extension.&nbsp; It's really hard taking the vision test at the DMV, because I have to conciously switch to my left eye for some of the slides.It looks like there's enough data, and rationalizations to justify rolling or not rolling perception checks.&nbsp; I'd recommend using the rationalization/explanation that justifies the RAW.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 4533668, member: 8835"] I don't think it's quite that distractable (play some FPS games for awhile). Generally, if it moves, I'll probably see it. Especially if I'm expecting enemy attack. I play on a 1080i HD widescreen. It's almost as good as really being there. Cases I don't see things: finding a spice from the spice cabinet. I've gone through that entire thing, and couldn't find stuff. Wife can walk up and show me exactly where it is. This is a situation of NOT seeing what I'm looking for, amidst a pile of similar items. wearing an eye-patch. I got surprised bunches of times during renfair, on my patch side. Loss of 50% peripheral vision. I'm right-eye dominant, so I don't use my left for seeing, so much as peripheral extension. It's really hard taking the vision test at the DMV, because I have to conciously switch to my left eye for some of the slides. It looks like there's enough data, and rationalizations to justify rolling or not rolling perception checks. I'd recommend using the rationalization/explanation that justifies the RAW. [/QUOTE]

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