@slashie101 I don’t think it’s accessibility for players, more like accessibility for customers. The customer needs to go through the product as easily as possible even if it comes at the cost of the game playing itself.
@Twitchytango @ChrisRGun They just have a platform now. Also now that they see rich famous people spew their bullshit, they feel comfortable doing it too.
@christapeterso I would pay $8 a month to watch these people go through CS50. Not because I think they are dumb or can’t make it. I just want to see their face when they figure out how deep the rabbit hole goes and sometimes how difficult the simplest stuff can be.
@frailgesture This would be the time to go “try doing x, try coming at night, or not this way” but no. The AI says nothing. I refuse to believe it’s for accessibility. It’s just there to guide people to all the cutscenes.
@frailgesture The most jarring thing about this style of game design is that they have concentrated all this hand holding only to the main story line. While doing the side content I was having some trouble reading the weird ass map, trying to reach a “?” mark, I genuinely wanted help…….
@porchrates @xoxogossipgita In India you cannot go a week without a neighbor offering you some food🤣 if you smell something nice cooking, dw it’s coming 😇
@ChrisRGun I can’t wait to reach a point in Sony games where the NPC starts solving the puzzles for you while explaining what it’s doing 😂. Which is not a bad accessibility option as long as you can turn it off.