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[QUOTE="willtalk, post: 4404539, member: 1220"] I have often noticed that some players have poor paripheral vision but can compensate by keeping their head on a swivel. I would assume it would work the same with someone who only had vision in one eye. It would be better if opposing players did not know about her miopic vision. They might surely attempt to take advantage of it. Fortunately most would not really know how to. [/QUOTE]
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