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@Kenthria said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1946739#Comment_1946739
That is better than what i put. Thank you for supporting my feedback. I really hope the developers listen but I'm happy to push this further if needed to get this recognised and resolved. Its tiring to have to fight past ableist and elitist voices over what is a big improvement for us and a nothing change for the priviledged.
it's important for these issues to be addressed and talked about because education is important! we live in an age of burgeoning technological advances and more and more people playing videogames so it's more important than ever that games don't get left behind in terms of accessibility! a more accessible game is a more played game!
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@JediWithASniper said:
Sorry, but the devs shouldn’t Taylor gameplay to people who can’t hit the same button repeatedly for a minute.
If we use this kind of nonsensical logic, then they should just make movies with no buttons, and we can all pretend to play.
providing the OP with ableist responses isn't at all constructive! good for you if you don't need adaptations to give you the same opportunity as everyone else! there are people out there with things like limb differences who may benefit from this sort of adjustment. There are also people with conditions like multiple sclerosis, motor neurones disease, ALS, Parkinson's etc. who enjoy the game and may be able to play like everyone else one day and the next day they might not because the conditions are degenerative and get worse over time! Additionally, there are people with Neurodiverse conditions who may struggle with focus and sensory issues which may mean they cant repeatedly spam a button who enjoy the game.
why should people who love the game, have to miss out because there's an accessibility issue?! gaming is becoming more and more inclusive now with things like adaptive controllers and gameplay adjustments to make it more accessible to people who might not otherwise be able to play the games they love!
so I personally think the suggestions OP has made would be an excellent step in making sure the game is accessible by all those who wish to play! it's not asking for special treatment, it's asking for equality! there is a quote I have heard a few times " to treat me the same you must treat me differently"
let's take the quoted comment above and apply it to an everyday situation with someone who needs a wheelchair;
" Sorry, but builders shouldn't tailor the front of a building to people who can't use the steps for a minute"
that's how ridiculous and absurd ableists sound when they are frightened someone is going to get an unfair advantage. no one would be getting an advantage! people would be getting equal access to something!