21-05-20, 19:35 | #1 | |
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SE wants feedback
https://twitter.com/EidosMontreal/st...52466119012354
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21-05-20, 19:38 | #2 |
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OMG. Our universe is at stake.
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21-05-20, 19:42 | #3 |
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Before you go off sending them feedback about outfits, braids and level design, keep in mind that this is only about the game's accessibility options. That should've probably been in the thread title.
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21-05-20, 19:45 | #4 |
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It seems to be about accessibility issues and barrier, I'm not concerned after all.
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21-05-20, 19:46 | #5 |
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21-05-20, 19:50 | #6 |
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TR games shouldn't be accessible. They should be hard as hell and put people off so much they stop playing and then become cult classics and iconic like AoD lol
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21-05-20, 19:55 | #7 |
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21-05-20, 20:02 | #8 | |
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We are not talking about level design difficulty here. We’re talking about those options like “hold button instead of smashing”, “camera shake”, “immersion mode”, “multiple difficulty options”. |
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21-05-20, 20:31 | #9 |
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Even if this was about that kind of accessibility (which it isn't, it's about options that make games accessible for people with any sort of impairment), the only TR games that can be classified as hard are TRIII and TLR. All others are just in that sweet spot of challenging, but not frustratingly so.
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21-05-20, 22:39 | #10 | |
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