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Whoever decided to change the Tab key binding needs to be fired. I cannot play the game because I am handicapped. Dead by Daylight hates handicapped people. The UI designer needs to be transparent and just come out and say it.
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Almost 2024 and BEHAVIOUR is only making challenges more difficult for physically handicapped people.
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@Mileena_Kahn said:
It honestly doesn’t need any nerfs or changes. Whether it’s meta or not, you can adjust your build to play around it. You can use agitation, iron grasp, or a combination of the two. Just like how survivors get told to run Detectives hunch, or counterforce to counter ruin/undying/NOED you can do the same as well. I promise you’ll be fine without your Ruin, Undying, Pop, Corrupt, Tinkerer builds you use every match.
@Mileena_Kahn said:
It honestly doesn’t need any nerfs or changes. Whether it’s meta or not, you can adjust your build to play around it. You can use agitation, iron grasp, or a combination of the two. Just like how survivors get told to run Detectives hunch, or counterforce to counter ruin/undying/NOED you can do the same as well. I promise you’ll be fine without your Ruin, Undying, Pop, Corrupt, Tinkerer builds you use every match.
Hacker exploiting flip flop and boil over
DBD hacker.jpg
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It is hard enough playing Dead by Daylight. The last thing a person who is handicapped needs to deal with are hackers like "camp nd ima hack 2.0".
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@Ryuhi said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2771298#Comment_2771298
"The ADA prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in employment, State and local government, public accommodations, commercial facilities, transportation, and telecommunications. It also applies to the United States Congress."
Yeah I don't think any of those apply here.
Then BHVR NEEDS to make it clear to consumers that they do NOT give a ######### about disabilities before they purchase anything from them!
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@Ryuhi said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2753170#Comment_2753170
The ADA is a workplace and employment law in the US. It has absolutely nothing to do with video games or design requirements by their creators, especially internationally. THAT SAID, its not only a good practice to attempt to accommodate disabilities among their userbase, but its also a smart move in general as it expands the possible market. Unfortunately as we saw with their copy and paste of simple filters, expecting proper tools is a bit of a waste.
No, it is not just for the workplace. https://www.ada.gov/cguide.htm . Also, I know BHVR in based in Canada and I am starting to think BHVR discriminates against handicapped people. https://www.ami.ca/abcs-of-canadians-disabilities-act-cda
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@Ryuhi said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2725224#Comment_2725224
Jokes on you, the colorblind options don't even help with the problems that colorblind players have :)
So, you are saying BHVR is against the ADA?
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How does someone with limited use of their hands get flashlight saves? The Developers could easily figure this out if they wrapped rubber bands over all their fingers tightly or broke their fingers and wrists and then tried playing the game. BHVR needs to look at all the disabilities mentioned above and get their developers to put themselves into similar situations that the disabled people are in when playing the game. No one here is going to code out functions and pointers to solve the problems
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I have severe rheumatoid Arthritis and very limited mobility with deformities in my hands. It’s not fun when getting tea bagged the entire game and then told I play strange in the end chat when all survivors are leaving. Pairing survivors with killers is horrible so the algorithm needs to be changed desperately. I cannot run the killer because I cannot look behind me to see the killer’s red stain. I am sure several teenagers were physically handicapped wish they could play games. Obviously, BHVR does not care to be a part in the accessibility of efforts. Another thing, ADA is getting involved with video games
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@ohheyitsbobcat said:
Shouldn't that be more on the individual to research a game to see if it's something they could or couldn't play due to a disability?
Unless you're saying the game has false advertising and comes off as something you should be able to play but can't. More details would be nice.
not when ADA is in place. The UI Hud designer focused on just one disability, the colored blind players when all other disabilities were forgotten. Thia is an algorithm issue/