May 26
The only thing i want games to be is accessible.
Is there a third person mode? Can I turn off screen shake and flashing lights? Can I remap controls? Is there a high contrast and colorblind mode? When I turn off motion blur does it stay off?
No, I don't care or think that 3rd person would "ruin the immersion", because that means I can actually play the game without getting sick. Isn't playing the game more immersive than not playing it?
I don't care if the screen shake and flashing lights are "part of the aesthetic", I'm going to get dizzy and throw up. And also, what's with the uptick is strobing/flashing lights is games and movies recently? It's such a dick move.
#Sea of Thieves#I'm looking at you#you have skins you have to pay for but YOU rarely ever get to see your own skins and it's not like the model isn't there during gameplay#ale and tale tavern#another example though i personally don't get as sick on that one#there are very few games that do these things#Balatro#cloverpit#obviously they don't have a third person mode but you can get rid of shake and distortion and lower flashing#and high contrast modes#very accessible#avatar frontiers of pandora#has some work to do#yes we have third person colorblind mode and a high contrast reticle#but graphic settings don't always save. the game will sometimes block input from my extra mouse buttons & in my experience the tight indoor#areas are very motion sick inducing#accessibility#gaming#gaming accessibility
