Dude must be short as hell cause that was some pretty low flung shit

Because it’s a redditism and people are pissy about reddit.

This should be really obvious… Feels like you gotta be out of touch to have to ask that.

:/

That feels like it butts it’s head against various other laws.

Triggering someone’s PTSD routinely could easily be considered an unsafe and abusive work environment.

And if the employee is aware they are triggering and then keep doing it. At that point it very well could be seen as malicious.

PTSD does not fuck around for many.

My car has this on the dash. It’s super fucking annoying cause the glue that’s held it on has failed twice in a year.

It’s a free warranty replacement but fuck man it’s annoying.

And its apparently a rare issue too I just got super fucking unlucky ):

It’s because they are voiced by real people.

Attack the virtual avatar as a thin vail to.hide the fact your actually attacking the voice actor is a real problem.

Fuck it happens in audiobooks for heaven sakes.

Gen Y by definition is the generation before gen Z…

The fuck are you on about

Isn’t 32 bit support also being talked about being dropped from the kernel…? 32 bit is dead. It’s not like we will support 16 but processors.

Nazis are the perfect clientele in a sense. Extremely predictable, very forward and open about exactly what they want and given the power they will 100% make it happen.

So long as your business doesn’t run counter to their desires it’s perfect.

You know expect for the whole needing to throw away your morals, soul and ethics… But big business already does so…

More like their mother would have spat tea in his face, and I wouldn’t wish any man to have to suffer fucking trump.

No it’s not.

Most people tend to dislike shows about their hobbies like that. Because they are frequently wrong, nonsensical, make the hobby look bad, or miss the point massively for most parts of it.

The BBT was all of those problems and then some.

The prequel show actually was infinity better.

Mormons are already a special kind of weird. I’m scared to think what’s special to special weird.

This is by definition what happens when democracy fails and no longer is democracy.

By literally every measure this is anything but democracy.

And the game is fundamentally not the same with some of those accessibility features enabled. Good on the devs for targeting a wider audience but fundamentally they have different game play experiences.

Not every designer wants to have multiple experiences in their game. That should be entirely up to the designer and demanding them add entirely new experiences is unreasonable.

Color blindness support, rebindable controls, subtitles, on screen audio visual cues. There’s plenty of things that can help the disabled that don’t change fundamental aspects of the game. If a developer adds these but doesn’t want to compromise the intended gameplay as they see it then they shouldn’t have to.

End of the day. It’s art that is being sold to be consumed. If you don’t like the art, then it’s not for you.

Disability, accessibility and gameplay accessibility are two different things and should be treated as such. There is also a very hard line between what is possible to help someone with a disability. Enjoy a medium that requires certain minimal physical traits.

The color blindness deafness rebindable controls as many things that can help the disabled and these should be expected whenever possible. Hell a lot of these are built directly into your operating system and don’t require any effort from a game developer. They just need to make sure not to get in the way of already existing tools.

But gameplay accessibility is an entirely different beast and even very minimal. Gameplay accessibility can create an entirely new gameplay experience to the point where it’s not the same game. If the developer wants to add those, it should be up to the developer and what they’re targeting, both as an audience and as an artist.

We should always demand disability accessibility. We should never demand gameplay accessibility.

A single player game shouldn’t be accessible to all. It should be accessible to everyone the creator intends it to be accessible to.

Devaluing and demanding an artist or team of artists compromise their vision and intent is flat out a shit take. You have to be a massive self centered asshole to think it’s even remotely acceptable.

Nintendo expects Mario games to be played by everyone, thus it’s reasonable to expect accessibility features and difficulty controls. To allow for the widest range of players.

A Mario game with out either implicit or explicit difficulty controls would be a fair thing to criticize when Nintendo’s clearly stated goal is to reach the boardest audiences and be a game for the whole family.

But a game made by say kojima IS NOT trying to reach the boardest audience. Thus, expecting any amount of control over the experience is just being an asshole on the part of the player. The game is designed for himself first and foremost. He’s making something he wants to make. Tell a story he wants to tell. If the player enjoys it then all the better.

Games are after all first and foremost art. Art can be a product or can be a passion. A product even if art is reasonable to expect it to be made for the consumer first and cater to them But never should any reasonable person. Assume a passion should bend the knee.

Comes up a literal metric ass load (8 bushels) when your talking about travel in the USA.

We big

There’s always the classics. Diviant art, new grounds, ink bunny, pixv, Tumblr, and fur affinity.

If you ever want to share art just look to were the furries flea too. You won’t ever find a group more determined to share their art then them.

That isn’t what it means at all. It has nothing to do with the Irish skin color.

Blacks were hated for being black for so long that when new people came to America and got the same hate and racism. They were just “black”.

Black is being used here as just a catch all term for “not real white people”. Irish weren’t considered white for decades.