Hey, I ended up sitting on one of the game pages earlier and kept watching the center section without really meaning to. There were small moving pieces, quick changes, and short rows underneath showing different values after each round. I clicked around a little because some parts paused for a second while others changed immediately again. Later I was on thimbles for a bit and stayed there looking at the middle area longer than expected. A few labels near the bottom were easier for me to notice than the actual movement itself. I barely looked at the surrounding menus after a while. The repeated updates started blending together in my head after several minutes. At some point I realized I had stopped doing anything except staring at the page. Does anyone else lose focus like that on pages with constant movement?
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The pauses between the updates were actually the part I noticed most. Everything would suddenly stop for a second and then start moving again right away. I kept expecting myself to leave the page, but instead I stayed watching the same area over and over. The lower rows felt less chaotic than the center part to me. Some of the tiny labels near the values caught my attention more than the movement itself. I also noticed the page felt very different once I muted the sound. Without audio, the timing of the updates became easier for me to follow. The rest of the site almost felt still after spending time there. It had a completely different pace compared to the regular sections nearby.