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I'm honestly getting tired of repeating myself. So this is my last Twitter statement on this
People, influential people, journalists and the media outlets are making this confusing by continuing to use the language "easy mode" - Accessibility means options, not easy gameplay
People, influential people, journalists and the media outlets are making this confusing by continuing to use the language "easy mode" - Accessibility means options, not easy gameplay
In any game, whether it's Sekiro, Dark Souls, or any other skill-based game, there should be options to allow your health to be modified, your enemies help to be modified, and the game speed adjusted.
This does not make the game easy. It allows people to make the game equal
This does not make the game easy. It allows people to make the game equal
In fact, I'm going to begin calling it "Equal Mode" where the options are in place so that I game can be made difficult, stay with the artist's "vision" and still allow people to play the way THEY HAVE TO.
Equality means FAIRNESS. Easy for you is not easy for someone else
Equality means FAIRNESS. Easy for you is not easy for someone else
Nobody is advocating that we take your favorite game that is famous for being frustratingly difficult and make it so easy nobody cares.
The only request on the table is to allow people who cannot "git gud" by learning, to have the options to make the game playable
The only request on the table is to allow people who cannot "git gud" by learning, to have the options to make the game playable
