Has the accessibility improved in the decade plus?
The game always wanted me to always know the color weakness of the enemy as a hard requirement, and I physically cannot do that. I am color blind.
I wanted to like it, I tried using a color changing overlay, I tried using tape on the screen to assist. No cigar.
If only. Would not be surprised to break core functionality.
I suppose the argument is that those 'features' are not core.
Nobody needs to use their phone to control their washing machine.
Ya can fookin try
Safety, always off
Can you rip the copper out of the walls for Liquor money?
And here I thought the goal of playing a game was to enjoy my limited free time.
Given the Tick-Tock pattern of Windows OS and 11 being the ~~bad cop~~ tock
That honestly would probably get higher adoption numbers if for other reason than historical expectations.
Windows 3, 95, 98, Vista, 7, 8, 10, 11...
There's an entire generation that has never owned or used a "PC".
They use a phone at home. Maybe a tablet for "big screen things" and that's it.
A lot of them even work off of mobile devices these days.
They do charge in the traditional way for the OS.
They also charge the OEMs.
They just want more. The line must always go up.
To be fair.
You could've asked some of those coworkers the same thing 5 years ago.
All they would've mumbled was "Something , something....Stack overflow... Found a package that does everything BUT... "
And delivered equal garbage.
Chained Echoes or Expedition 33 are the 2 dragons I keep chasing right now.