I love accessibility features so much. I have no disabilities, but it’s really nice to have additional quality of life options, or to be able to turn off unnecessary mechanics. I think Jedi: Fallen Order was the first game I remember that had an option to turn off quick time events. That should be standard for any game with quick time events. I don’t want to take quick time events away from anyone who likes them, but I don’t ever need to see one in a game ever again, and all the better if it makes the game more accessible to people with legitimate difficulties playing mechanically intensive games.
Putting those settings into the accessibility menu is the cue that they’re not part of the normal difficulty settings of the game. Antisocial weirdos will be mad, but they’re also mad that there are girl characters in the game, or that the girl characters aren’t porny enough, so who cares what they think?
I love accessibility features so much. I have no disabilities, but it’s really nice to have additional quality of life options, or to be able to turn off unnecessary mechanics. I think Jedi: Fallen Order was the first game I remember that had an option to turn off quick time events. That should be standard for any game with quick time events. I don’t want to take quick time events away from anyone who likes them, but I don’t ever need to see one in a game ever again, and all the better if it makes the game more accessible to people with legitimate difficulties playing mechanically intensive games.
Putting those settings into the accessibility menu is the cue that they’re not part of the normal difficulty settings of the game. Antisocial weirdos will be mad, but they’re also mad that there are girl characters in the game, or that the girl characters aren’t porny enough, so who cares what they think?