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'''Night Vision''' (activated with the ['''i'''] key) is a vision supplement built into both [[Standard Optics]] and [[Eoptics]]. It acts in much the same way as modern-day military night vision goggles, and painting the terrain in grayish color spectrum. It makes terrain much more visible and navigation easier for the cost of lowered enemy detection, sometimes making it difficult to spot an opponent just few meters away.

Tactical advantage Night Vision mode gives though is the visual detection of enemy [[TAG]] lasers, which would otherwise be invisible to the player.

Night Vision gets disabled while target is affected by [[PPC]] hit, making it a great weapon during the night encounters. After the EMP effect wears off, Night Vision can be reengaged.

==History==
Until version 0.3.0, [[MWLL]] used the standard Crysis night vision mode. It painted the battlefield in an eerie green glow making the dark areas brighter. The primary disadvantage of this system was though that it was nearly impossible to target accurately an enemy while above 600 meters due to intense noise and scan-line effect.

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	'''Night Vision''' (activated with the ['''i'''] key) is a vision supplement built into both [[Standard Optics]] and [[Eoptics]]. It acts in much the same way as modern-day military night vision goggles, and painting the terrain in grayish color spectrum. It makes terrain much more visible and navigation easier for the cost of lowered enemy detection, sometimes making it difficult to spot an opponent just few meters away.		'''Night Vision''' (activated with the ['''i'''] key) is a vision supplement built into both [[Standard Optics]] and [[Eoptics]]. It acts in much the same way as modern-day military night vision goggles, and painting the terrain in grayish color spectrum. It makes terrain much more visible and navigation easier for the cost of lowered enemy detection, sometimes making it difficult to spot an opponent just few meters away.

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 ==History==
-Until version 0.3.0, [[MWLL]] used the standard Crysis night vision mode. It painted the battlefield in an eerie green glow making the dark areas brighter. The primary disadvantage of this system was though that it was nearly impossible to target accurately an enemy while above 600 meters due to intense noise and scan-line effect.
+Until version 0.8.0, [[MWLL]] used the standard Crysis night vision mode. It painted the battlefield in an eerie green glow making the dark areas brighter. The primary disadvantage of this system was though that it was nearly impossible to target accurately an enemy while above 600 meters due to intense noise and scan-line effect.
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 ==History==
 Until version 0.3.0, [[MWLL]] used the standard Crysis night vision mode. It painted the battlefield in an eerie green glow making the dark areas brighter. The primary disadvantage of this system was though that it was nearly impossible to target accurately an enemy while above 600 meters due to intense noise and scan-line effect.
 [[Category:Equipment]]
 {{Template:Navbox Equipment}}