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4/22/2025 5:22:14 PM
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This game has hated any and everyone with even minor disabilities or differences for going on ten years.
They do their pins and awareness month notices. But this is not a very inclusive game when it comes to real bodily material differences that some of us have beyond symbolic bullshit virtue signaling.
And they’ve just let it ride. It’s crazy. I’ve been poking them about it in D2 ever since they brought back VoG especially— and no changes. In fact they’ve almost doubled down.
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Pretty bad take.
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Look, if you have an actual substantiated reply be my guest, other wise -blam!- off peanut gallery.
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What's wrong with VOG?
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The oracles are terribly designed. The ones in the oracles encounter are not d/Deaf/hoh friendly at all. And the ones on the Atheon encounter are very difficult to see for color blind people— even with the settings changed. I can only imagine they wanted muted things to look nice with their asset’s palette. But it just doesn’t work. I’m not the first and I won’t be the last to say this. They’ve had years to change things and they never have. And they don’t seem to listen to any feedback here at all. There’s tons of other examples throughout the rest of the game— but VoG, as one of the best activities in the game, and as aspirational raid content people love, definitely sticks out like a sore thumb.
