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Reminds me of how COD made that control config for that paraplegic guy who plays the game with his face.
Awww stories like this always give me hope , then I find out that their is an online pass in a singleplayer game.
I think one of the problems you get with a bigger developer is not that the developers themselves dont/cant do these kinds of things, but that the team is more detached from the players. Things like "Community Managers" and larger teams needing more "Executive" control just add more barriers between players and developers.
It also becomes more about the money, and how "time efficient" things become. This isnt something related to the game industry, but business as a whole. Its a shame because you like to see the little guys get bigger then getting bigger results in them losing the things that made you like them.
Fucking society. /rant
This shits always nice to see, reminds me of how a Splash Damage dev helped players on the Steam forums crack controller support into the PC version of Brink because there were a number of people(that dev himself included) with disabilities needing to use controllers.
It also becomes more about the money, and how "time efficient" things become. This isnt something related to the game industry, but business as a whole. Its a shame because you like to see the little guys get bigger then getting bigger results in them losing the things that made you like them.
Fucking society. /rant
This shits always nice to see, reminds me of how a Splash Damage dev helped players on the Steam forums crack controller support into the PC version of Brink because there were a number of people(that dev himself included) with disabilities needing to use controllers.
At E3 when the new consoles are announced if they don't mention "accommodating disabled gamers" then I will be severely disappointed.
Well actually I won't really, I'm more disappointed in the likes of jeff Keighley who seemingly never bring up such an important issue.
Well actually I won't really, I'm more disappointed in the likes of jeff Keighley who seemingly never bring up such an important issue.
controls that can be remapped should be as standard as a menu screen
These guys are a class act, but I wish it was the norm.
These guys are a class act, but I wish it was the norm.
Sweet! I get called a noob just for asking to invert X and Y axes. So I like this. Makes me want to take a look as this game.
I really like their system of communicating with the fans. Every week they make a post of their progress on the game, and answer most of the questions people throw at them in the comments, all while being very nice and professional about it.
I can't wait to purchase the game.
I can't wait to purchase the game.
Pretty heartwarming stuff.
I have been SUPER excited for Grimrock, but to know just how damn cool the devs are? Man. That's some nifty stuff right there.
I have been SUPER excited for Grimrock, but to know just how damn cool the devs are? Man. That's some nifty stuff right there.
I'm gonna buy this game now just because they have already convinced me that they deserve my money and I want to experience a game from a developer that would go so far out of their way to help just one gamer.
Cheers to that.
Cheers to that.
Compare this to Modern Warfare 3, where when someone with below average hearing asked for a volume adjustment control for background music (so they could better hear game noises), the initial response for a couple of months was indifference, then that they had discussed it for a while and decided it would be unbalanced if some people changed audio settings and others didn't.
Mind, they'd already botched color assist mode, so maybe they were gun shy. While color assist was meant for helping color blind players, others quickly found that the devs had mistakenly made stealth bombers easily visible on radar when color assist was on. (They are intentionally nearly impossible to see on regular settings.)
Mind, they'd already botched color assist mode, so maybe they were gun shy. While color assist was meant for helping color blind players, others quickly found that the devs had mistakenly made stealth bombers easily visible on radar when color assist was on. (They are intentionally nearly impossible to see on regular settings.)
It is stuff like this that makes me wonder why developers get away with poor HUD and interface programming. How hard is it to include the ability to change the HUD colors for those who are color blind to green-friendly and red-foe. It shows how lazy developers are. I hate lazy developers. Either make a good game that can be played by most anyone or stop acting like you are so great at your job.
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