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Kerotan on 02 February 2019
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Chazore said:
Kerotan said:

Jesus christ mate you just can't resist. My posts here have given high praise based on an academical approach to this advert and you still take a dig. There's just no winning with you. 

You're the one that couldn't resist the chance to chastise. 

You can stop playing games Kero, you know where that takes us. 

"rebuke or reprimand severely" yeah well I clearly didn't chastise anything. 

trasharmdsister12 said:
Alright let's stop with the personal attacks and bringing up user histories. I think you've all shared your view on whether Microsoft is playing a PR game or whether they should be commended for their contributions to accessibility in gaming here. No one is changing anyone else's mind so let's all just take a step back. Going forward with labeling/attacking one another from here on out will result in moderation.

Thanks for this I'm sick of it. I'm actually saying it's great PR but also commending them. I know some are one side of the other but my view is a combination of both. 

Conina said:
Chazore said:

Defending others from taking advantage of the disabled is absolutely disgusting. They've had years to be where everyone else has been in helping the disabled, where the hell were they 2-3, no 4 decades or more ago?. They've been around for decades, they've had the money for decades, to see this sort of thing and support it, yet they only do it now, now of all times when they've had a rather large uphill battle this gen, that they would take anything they could get. Why didn't they start this off at the start of the gen then?

https://cs.stanford.edu/people/eroberts/courses/soco/projects/2005-06/accessibility/firstwave.html

https://www.braillenet.org/en/activities/events/braillenets-anniversary-event-20-years-of-digital-accessibility/

http://www.afb.org/info/living-with-vision-loss/using-technology/using-a-computer/part-ii-for-the-experienced-computer-user-with-a-new-visual-impairment/windows-accessibility-options/12345

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/accessibility/windows

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/accessibility

Yeah I think you just put that issue to bed. MS should be commended for this move whether it was PR or not. I hope Sony and Ninty follow suit.