I decided while playing Phantasy Star Online 2 New Genesis (since I only discovered the game had a collab with the series back in 2019) that I'd try my mind at recreating the model as best I could. There are limitations but I thought it came out great. Here.
I'm not a good player at least with this build by any means, but this fight felt so good. Felt like cinema.
I have the original Buds Pro (1), and I was thinking of making a major upgrade. I was going to opt for the 3 in the meantime, but then I heard about the Liberty 5 Pro. The THUS ai and multi mic array inside erasing all the noise is amazing. Which was one of my complaints with the Buds I have now and I guess through subsequent reviews (still a thing with current 4th gen). I was also curious about it for music listening purposes as well. I am a Samsung phone wielder, so besides some little ecosystem centric features and this Uwb or swb along with their proprietary codec, LDAC now should rival it along with HearID and EQ tweaks?
Prior to the Liberty pro 5. I was headset on the Buds Pro 3 (for budget reasons), and future (4), but the the other sounds more appealing. I wrote this hear to get any thoughts granted this is roughly a biased territory (i am still rocking my galaxy buds pro 1)
So i have been cursed at birth with hydrocephalus meaning my CSF was high as hell and I needed a VP shunt to drain it.
There is the backstory. Around August 1st to the 3rd i had migraines. Around mid August j realize some blurring and dimming then in October i saw an Optometrist who said my iop was mid to high 30s (maybe 40s? Idr). Got shunt revision in October, my vision appeared fine with the ishihara tests but then afterthat, my vision got worse. Was on acetozolamide for a bit, then upgraded to ketorolac (due to retina swelling), and prednisolone, I ended up being a steroid responder and I was then taken off acetozolamide and predbisolone for timolol dorzolamide to do it's job. From March to April i went down from 32 and 27 to 21 and 19 (i then go to my next appointment a week later and discover it is still the same level so i am heavily worried), yet my vision is still blurry and cannot focus properly my right eye throughout the whole time, has the slightest bit of darkened periphery and is more blurry. My color perception is off in the sense reds and greens if the shade is right, look darker (example, I confused a Clubs Cracker box for being red), and i can't read text on paper if it's not 2-3 inches away from me.
I haven't been outright told I have glaucoma. I have made changes such as sleeping pisition, and eating certain things to protect the nerves, cycling, reduce straining as much as possible., try to sip not chug. Is it too early for me to fall into despair given that dealing with optic nerves, the feed back takes months to a year (at least what Gemini told me)?
I have technically gathered everything from Gemini but I'll bring it up to the opthalmologist. The only reason I relied on Ai is because doing the search myself is abysmal when the glare from white pages makes reading incredibly straining. So it assumes Secondary Open Angle Glaucoma.
Hell I was even greenlit to get new glasses (I'm on day 4 of it) and I don't know if I have to adjust to them or there was an error somewhere.
So in general, am I cooked in the long run or this is manageable and my sight should return (to whatever degree)?
I'm concerned about my future in general.