Weird conversation I keep seeing about videogames:
disabled bloke: Is there an easy mode, or something that removes [mechanic]? I have [disability] and can't do [mechanic].
guy: heh no offense kid but perhaps [genre] is not for you... and that's OK! not every game is for everybody... have you considered heh maybe cookie clicker or stardew valley? it seems more your speed đ leave the real Gaming to the big boys...
guy2: what would the point of [game] without [mechanic] even be? If you remove the difficulty from Elden Ring it's a horrible tedious piece of shit incapable of causing wonder or joy in a human mind.
guy3: no more yellow paint!!! stop handholding and dumbing things down!!! we are not stupid!!!!!!
And it's like OK so playing videogames doesn't turn you into a miserable piece of shit, obviously, but dude. This is simply nowhere near as common around other forms of entertainment media. It is specifically videogames that are like this.
I mean, other mediums it's like,
disabled bloke: is there an audiobook of this? I get really bad migraines if I focus on text for too long.
guy: there isn't an official one man sorry :/ maybe if you put the ebook through text-to-speech? i can show you how to set that up
guy2: there's an independent ebook version on youtube! [link]
guy3: i want to suck your dick bro i love you bro let's live together forever bro like a family bro peace and love on planet earth
Even when you run into some freak who's like, "I just love the feeling of paper in my hands. Books are sacred. I could never use an audiobook instead, I love the experience of reading too much," if you put it to them as a disability thing they usually just shut the fuck up and go away. They're not offended by the existence of the audiobook.
Bizarre behaviour man.



















