The rising 2017 - Discrimination

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Originally Posted by Ariochie9771

I prefer not to rely on other people - and i am asking as to why when so many other disabilities are catered for these specific ones were not. . .

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They are catered for though via player guides, forums, talking to other players. Just cause you CHOOSE to ignore the various means does not mean they are not available.

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Originally Posted by HyoMinPark

They are still considered a disability. And again, doesn't make them any more or any less important than physical disabilities.

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OMG Definition of disability - A physical or mental condition that limits a person's movements, senses, or activities. One that can not be cured and will remain with that person through out their life time. This is from the Oxford Dictionaries (LOL)

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Originally Posted by HyoMinPark

I'm done arguing with you. I don't have time to discuss this with someone who thinks that the definition of a disability is something that is incurable or that can't be treated. Have a wonderful evening.

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again it is (LOL)- and yes i will have a wonderful evening you have a wonderful evening as-well.

Also Masekase - there are in game support options available for people with certain disabilities . . .color blindness for example - in game options / settings - just shows you don't know what your talking about to be honest. And just because you chose to be ignorant of these settings / support options which ARE in the game already doesn't mean they are not there. . or available as you would say.

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Originally Posted by Ariochie9771

OMG Definition of disability - A physical or mental condition that limits a person's movements, senses, or activities. One that can not be cured and will remain with that person through out their life time. This is from the Oxford Dictionaries

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Really? Let's see.

1. lack of adequate power, strength, or physical or mental ability; incapacity.
2. a physical or mental handicap, especially one that prevents a person from living a full, normal life or from holding a gainful job.
3. anything that disables or puts one at a disadvantage:
His mere six-foot height will be a disability in professional basketball.

A physical or mental condition that limits a person's movements, senses, or activities.

The second definition is from the Oxford dictionary. I see no asterix that implies it must be a permanent condition. For someone arguing for sympathy and equality, you prove yourself a hypocritic by debating semantics and thereby excluding people. I also noticed you conveniently ignored my prior mention of that man with TAR syndrome. It's almost like it destroys your entire position: a person with a disability not crying and whining, demanding the world bend over for them.

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Originally Posted by Ariochie9771

honestly you just seem like one of them drunken bar fighters always looking for a fight.

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Ok, this just made my day.

You keep belittling people who may have disabilities you don't know about, pretty much everyone's told you to drop it because it's making you look bad, even dyslexic people. Called me narrow-minded because I called you a whiner after acknowledging your disability, which, once again, I respect to no end. You are being extremely rude towards others, and you're hurting your own cause by actually being that "drunken bar fighter", trying to pick a fight with almost every single soul that has posted here so far, not me. Maybe it's time to rethink about this all, and surely past time to drop it. I got nothing against you, and I have the utmost respect for your disability and your daily struggle, so please stop assuming, because all of this is an answer to your attitude towards everyone.

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Originally Posted by Ariochie9771

Well for other disabilities there are systems in place - all i am saying is there should have been for this one - possibly color co-ordinate it matching numbers, letters and colors - would have made it easier. There are a lot of solutions for this issue for people with the same disability as myself - but none of these were implemented - that is my issue, i just want to know why they were not. And it would not have been violating the integrity of the puzzle itself at all.

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Color coordination would exclude people who are colorblind. What then? What do you say for the colorblind dyslexic people out there?

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Originally Posted by Dualgunner

Color coordination would exclude people who are colorblind. What then? What do you say for the colorblind dyslexic people out there?

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I guess we colorblind ask the "real" dyslexic's to help us with the event ;)

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Originally Posted by Ariochie9771

I prefer not to rely on other people - and i am asking as to why when so many other disabilities are catered for these specific ones were not. . .

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Because we simply cannot keep everything in mind.

Atleast this post isn't SJW asking for gender neutral characters. They could fuck right off, lmao.

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Originally Posted by Ariochie9771

the Ruby sea isnt a real place

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But the Cheap Dungeon is a real place? /rollseyes

Hard to be empathetic to your plight, when you dismiss the issues others might have.

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Originally Posted by Ariochie9771

Umm because i pay the exact same as you I am entitled to get Equality.

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I pay for lottery tickets. When I inevitably lose, should I be entitled to the exact same winnings as the winners get? You're not paying for quality of life equality. You're paying to play the same game that everyone else is playing. It's impossible for them to make the perfect game that caters to everyone; disabilities or not.

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Originally Posted by Ariochie9771

Yeah there are a lot of systems in place to be honest they are mainly sorted out outside of the game - i think the only one you can change in game is the color system and that's for people who have color blind issues (which i actually don't)

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This is where the rest of the thread was invalidated. OP points out that many of the "systems in place" aren't directly provided by the game (because providing accommodations for every single consideration would be far too big a task for any company). So why should the game have to provide a special system for this?

I reject your suggestion of color coding numbers/letters, since the selection of letters is meant to be inflated. The game intentionally provides unnecessary letters to task players with deciphering what information is necessary. By color coding, the puzzle would cease to exist.

The way this puzzle works, though, it could literally give you some random letters as the password as the outcome rather than a "word". It's not really a word game (like a plain anagram would be). If you can count to 8 you can solve it without even knowing what a letter is.