SJ Longthorne

Like I said, SOME disabled people can be really good at games. Don't twist my words.

My point here is that game developers have the choice to decide if they want their game to appeal to the mass market and as many people as possible, or they can narrow their scope to be for a specific crowd of people. Yes it's exclusion, but not every game is for everyone.

But it literally can be? Devs are not infallible. And I say that as someone who designs games.

Difficulty options aren't necessarily something every dev wants in their game. It's a design decision that not every developer should have to use. Many games are created with one difficulty in mind. 1/2

Yoshi for example is a relatively easy game, they designed it that way to appeal to kids or families for the most part. Dark Souls is relatively challenging, that's because they are primarily targeting the "hardcore" gamer demographic. 2/2

You can have that demographic and then some. Those who consider themselves “hardcore gamers” already discern prestige from playing on the hardest mode.

Why'd you delete one of your tweets? I was trying to reply but it wouldn't let me anymore.

I decided that the point I was making was unfair.