@lanodan But autism is still part of the problem and even then, some autistic people are more severe than others.
@ArdainianRight @hachi Things like larger text, subtitles, remappable controls, and color blind support are fine. It goes too far when it destroys the original intent (e.g the game was intended to be very difficult) or makes it stop being a game all together (shit like removing enemies entirely).
@ArdainianRight @hachi It also ruins creativity. Imagine every game having to accommodate towards the blind. That means that every game would be a text-adventure read through a screen reader. You have to cut off at some point.
@hachi @ArdainianRight Reality is ableist.
@ArdainianRight @hachi Also, it is impossible for society to accommodate for every single disability. You just have to accept the fact that some disable people are unable to do certain things.
@lanodan Some autistic people are more severe than others (that's why it's called a "spectrum"). In other cases their parents weren't aware or denied their child's autism so they never got the proper treatment, which is clearly the case in people like Chris Chan.
Nintendo is threatening legal emulation...and it doesn't look good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsQtv5IvrD8
Easily one of the stupidest #Fediverse posts I’ve ever seen
The TL;DR is–and I’m not making this up–“block all #Pleroma instances because people can follow you without your permission”
RT: https://libranet.de/objects/0b6b25a8-1463-b1da-8569-36e534882357