Well, they actually did it, the absolute madmen

[SerLuke]

You're strawmanning

People with disabilities clear content just fine; plenty going on to complete Savage. Using disabilities as an excuse to justify nerfing content to toddler levels is not only missing the point entirely but is rather insulting to people who don't want to be coddled because of their disability.

that is really hurtful to me, not everyone with a disability is the same, some are affected but it in different ways, I have a learning disability and I learn slower but I still try my best.

[Vahlnir]

Cass that is really hurtful to me, not everyone with a disability is the same, some are affected but it in different ways, I have a learning disability and I learn slower but I still try my best.

I think that you need to look at this from both sides, really. Some people have disabilities. That is a fact. However, it is usually different depending on the individual, both by severity and type. So yeah, I don't think that one person is going to be the same as another about 99% of the time. I sympathize with those who have some sort of disability and am very understanding. You also have to realize that other players want there to be some semblance of a challenge in this game. To them, SE is basically giving players an "I win" button to go through pieces of solo story content because the game is, for the most part, not very hard to begin with for probably most people. But I also realize that difficulty is relative to the individual. At the end of the day, this feature will have its pros and cons.

[Gula]

I think that you need to look at this from both sides, really. Some people have disabilities. That is a fact. However, it is usually different depending on the individual, both by severity and type. So yeah, I don't think that one person is going to be the same as another about 95% of the time. I sympathize with those who have some sort of disability and am very understanding. You also have to realize that other players want there to be some semblance of a challenge in this game. To them, SE is basically giving players an "I win" button to go through pieces of solo story content because the game is, for the most part, not very hard to begin with for probably most people. But I also realize that difficulty is relative to the individual. At the end of the day, this feature will have its pros and cons.

He needs to think of it like a college class. Just because a few students have disabilities doesn't mean the entire class should have their curriculum changed for them. By college, you're expected to be able to follow along and if things are too fast in class, there's tutorials on the side to assist. This same comparison can apply.