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[Spoiler] So, about my PC eyes
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I was just about to ask this question!
What happens? Does the game actually accommodate for being blind? Or does it just carry on like nothing has happened.
Without a particular item... would you character actually be blind!? Is that a scenario that's possible? And if so, does anyone know what happens? Do you get a debuff? is it just cosmetic if at all?
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f you go through with Volo's eye "surgery", your right eye gets replaced (after a rather comically gruesome scene) with a blue-green human eye. In early access this gave you a debuff to one stat and a buff to Charisma. They changed this though so now (as far as I know) there is no debuff, but it gives you the ability to permanently see invisible up to 9 metres away.Wait so losing your eye is a legit buff?
As far as I can tell, yes.
Something to do in my 2nd playthrough then. I'm already in Act3 for my first and Volo's left.
Aww I thought we got to keep him. I like the man.
I still have him but he's in my camp, I've never used him as a character.