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> An epilepsy warning that you always have to click through. That sounds amazing. Yeah, it's annoying, but I'd imagine it's much safer for epileptics.
by Pay08 6mo ago
> An epilepsy warning that you always have to click through.
That sounds amazing. Yeah, it's annoying, but I'd imagine it's much safer for epileptics.
- ToucanLoucan 6mo agoYes, BUT: Ubisoft's is not actually a click through and the amount of text on it means they show it for quite a long time, with no way to click past, and THAT is fucking obnoxious. I'm quite glad those warnings exist, don't get me wrong. I am not en epileptic, please do not try and force me to read your 3 paragraphs about epilepsy kthnx.
- Forgeties79 6mo agoBlame the lawyers then. I imagine very few games do it out of genuine concern for those with epilepsy. Accessibility is an after thought as well for many devs. I personally applaud any company that is attempting to increase accessibility and chooses to put up warning signs. I can press an extra button or two. It’s not the end of the world.
- ToucanLoucan 6mo agoOh absolutely agreed. I'm bitching about the inability to push those extra buttons.
- iamtedd 6mo agoIf I were an epileptic, I would appreciate seeing the warning before I buy the game, not once I've launched it. Which, by the way, invalidates Sony's return policy.
- Pay08 6mo agoI'm not a console player (or an epileptic), does Sony's storefront really not tell you about health warnings?
- nottorp 6mo agoDo you think epileptics really need to be told every single time they start the game? I’d bet they’re as annoyed as non epileptics.
- Pay08 6mo agoI drop and pick games back up after a long time very frequently, I'd certainly appreciate it if I were affected. Plus, what about borrowed/Steam family shared/whatever games?