Kicked from raid team due to colorblind

[Ophie-Mio]

Once again to everyone who fails to read the thread, the OP was kicked from their group because they were a personality problem. They argued with various members of their raid and the leader.

They were not kicked because of their colorblindness or skill.
REPEAT: They were not kicked because of their colorblindness or skill.

They were kicked because they were argumentative.

[Tiggy]

What is it with these raid statics? Why are they so impatient and so eager to rush to judgement and kick people. What is so wrong with being more inclusive and accommodating?

You along with many others did nothing more than read the OP and then post. A member of that users raid team already posted and said it was a personality issue.

Everyone, try to read threads before shouting off at the mouth. :/

[Chihaya]

As someone who was in your raid group, your colorblindness was not the issue. The wipes to the tethers was due to the lack of practice because at the time we had only seen them three or four times. The largest reason from what i was able to get was the arguments that kept coming up between you and the raid leader and a few others. Being able to get along is a big part of a raid group. I'm not sure what went on between you all, but it wasn't your color blindness

Page 5, OP confirmed they were in same raid group.

Colorblind wasn't an issue, can we stop the SJW stuff.

[Lovescake]

best part bout it is they can easily say who your tethered to and which direction to go..

your better off without them

[Ophie-Mio]

best part bout it is they can easily say who your tethered to and which direction to go..

If it were an execution case, which it wasn't, then yea, they could have. But if someone needs to have such things called out... Directions are usually dictated pre-battle and saying who you are tethered to...come on, who wants to hold anyone's hand like that? Regardless of the color, there are still black things hooked to you that let you see. If you can't see, then ask the group to spread out a bit more.

[SarcasmMisser]

Most people in this thread sound like they haven't even done T11 or they would call out the nonsense straight away instead of being ignorant to it and racing to join the hugbox. The tethers have a different shape as well, you don't have to see the color.

I don't even understand why the developers insist on using red and green in dungeons/raid mechanics when it's known to be the most common color blindness in people. I can't distinguish certain shades of red/green and its pretty bad. I was irritated in T9 on golems before I found out that the green and red golems are also differentiated by their shape of the shoulders.

Like this, you haven't even done t11 but you are sure that the OP is right and leap right to their defense. They did the exact same thing in t11, the tethers have different colors and shapes, they did this because they are conscious of colorblindness. You are way too easily lied to.

[Staris]

Incoming video of someone doing the fight in greyscale...
-No but serious, this guy is making excuses. The tethers look different, and even if you were full blown colorblind, the greyscale patterns would be different.
-Alternatively just adjust the HUE on your monitor/tv and just memorize the new colors in correlation to true names.

Its not the disability I have a problem with, its those whom don't use any imagination or ingenuity to improve oneself disabled or not, instead just cry fix please.

[Vespar]

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Let's not harp on people who find these fights difficult due to a disability. People with colorblindness should be able to enjoy this game as any other person would. Giving a friendly request to a developer to include a colorblind mode for this reason is respectable. Even if the lines for the tethers are different, its easy to miss when your multi-tasking or juggling other mechanics. I respect this request, and hopefully SE will be able to find the time to implement such a toggle mode for those with colorblindness.
Good luck OP.

[SarcasmMisser]

Let's not harp on people who find these fights difficult due to a disability. People with colorblindness should be able to enjoy this game as any other person would. Giving a friendly request to a developer to include a colorblind mode for this reason is respectable. Even if the lines for the tethers are different, its easy to miss when your multi-tasking or juggling other mechanics. I respect this request, and hopefully SE will be able to find the time to implement such a toggle mode for those with colorblindness.
Good luck OP.

How do you know it's hard? Have you done it? This is honestly a really pathetic post, someone is blatantly caught out being dishonest but you are defying logic to find reasons to keep him in the right. Is it the fact that they were kicked from a static that really offends you, are you just determined to support the underdog no matter what? At least be honest with why you're making excuses for him.

They have a colorblind mode, its the visual indicators. They received complaints about the last raid and made really obvious efforts to make sure colorblind players will have no issues in this one. The players I actually know who are good and colorblind had no issues in this raid, many such players posted in this thread to say the same thing. Nothing but incompetence stops you from telling the tethers apart, keep defending the indefensible though.

I'm going to underline it so your next post breaks logic and hurts brains even more: The OP is lying and there is nothing in T11 that affects colorblindness

[Vespar]

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If a person says they are color blind, who am I to call them out on whether or not that is true. I am not defending the OP, or anyone else in this thread. I am however defending the requests that get made to accommodate those with disabilities be that colorblindness or something else. But since we are on the subject, if you ask me the greatest disability in this game are those folks who become instantly aggressive/negative towards others over the smallest details. Internet anonymity or not, please learn to treat your fellows with more respect.