coil of bahamut t9 db phase too hard for colourblind people

[Lollie]

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So now it is 1 in 30,000 instead of 3-4%?
I don't know if it is more disappointing that you are still complaining about something that is confirmed going to get changed already, or the fact you contradict yourself on the same page with 2 sets of statistics that have no backing. I am ashamed at myself for even bothering attempt enlightening a person who is so narrow-sighted.

Just for the record no one here is remotely talking about making the fight in question mechanically easier, just suggesting at worse making something a different color.

[mythicrose]

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*rolls eyes* You're still not telling me how a distincitve indicator other than color is bad. It's damn hard to describe the golems to you if you don't see black/white. Yes, I wait for someone to mark. Dragons at the end is similiar. It's all about reaction time, right? Waiting for someone to call it out in Vent/Mumble/whatever is more taxing than being able to easily identify it myself.

I only wish I was trolling. My grandfather (mother's dad), uncle (mother's brother), and I all share this trait. The only trolling here is those that think indicators are a bad idea.

Just for the record no one here is remotely talking about making the fight in question mechanically easier, just suggesting at worse making something a different color.

I'd prefer a symbol or something like they've done to differentiate the different comets. I'm looking forward to see what's implemented. Perhaps it'll help some people out, perhaps not.

[Staris]

Again, if you go back and read what I was originally talking about, if you want an indicator for your golems that is fine. However, your asking to be catered to for something that effects 1in30,000 people. Just wanted to make that clear.

The problem was the more common colorblind people saying the dragons in the end were a problem. With the reality being they do not understand the fight well enough to understand if your waiting for the glow, your doing it wrong.