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Why is Zaeed aiming with a blind eye?


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#51
archurban

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just think about time here. it's 22nd century. everything is possible. I bet that Zaeed is not blind. his eye is cybernetic. I am sure that medical technology would be very advanced at that time. isn't it?

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Inquisitor Recon

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If Zaeed was aiming with his good eye, he would be extremely overpowered. Basically everybody fighting Shepard in the whole galaxy would die.

But Zaeed likes a good challenge.

Modifié par ReconTeam, 12 avril 2010 - 04:21 .


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ReconTeam wrote...

If Zaeed was aimed with his good eye, he would be extremely overpowered. Basically everybody fighting Shepard in the whole galaxy would die.

But Zaeed likes a good challenge.



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fatstarninja

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I think Zaeed has a cybernetic eye and colored it white so that in a battle he gets underestimated by his targets.

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Midnight Voyager

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*COUGH* SO, I have actual experience with this, sortof!



I shoot right-handed but sight with my left eye. I tilt my head slightly. Works fine.



So, cybernetic or not... in short, it works fine.

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Purple0limar wrote...

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Zaeed is Solid Snake.
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Um... That's not Solid Snake. That's Naked Snake aka Big Boss...

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TuringPoint

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They could have made his left eye the blind one. I guess they didn't catch that before the model was made... but it seems like simply mirroring him would work.

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I don't know that his eye is actually blind. In up-close cutscenes it just looks like a lighter blue than the other rather than cloudy. I just assumed that it was a replacement eye and he took whatever color he could get 20 years ago.

Modifié par KOKitten, 12 avril 2010 - 02:40 .


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Tilarta

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It could be flash damage.



In cases where blindness doesn't occur, witnessing a bright light can cause the natural pigment of the eye to disperse.



I'm assuming the shot to the head was bright enough to cause this.