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When you ask how to reduce RGB light intensity and someone suggests just removing the blue and green values. Congratulations, you've turned your gaming setup into a nuclear reactor core. That ominous red glow isn't ambiance—it's a radiation warning.
Setting RGB to (255, 0, 0) doesn't reduce light, it just makes everything look like you're developing photos in a darkroom or about to launch missiles. Your room now has the same energy as Reactor 4 right before things went sideways. At least your electricity bill matches the vibes.
Pro tip: reducing RGB light means lowering the overall brightness values, not creating a monochromatic hellscape. Try (50, 50, 50) instead of becoming a supervillain.
