The general consensus seems to be that the pandemic was the best thing to happen to this game in regards to accessibility (and value), but Niantic has walked back a lot of those improvements.
I’ve always been interested in accessibility, and as a fully able-bodied person who can get up and out to play when I want, I’m really curious about how this game looks and feels for people with disabilities who don’t have that privilege?
What does an average day, or event, for someone with physical disabilities, look like in this game?
Thanks in advance for any answers or feedback!
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r/pokemongo The general consensus seems to be that the pandemic was the best thing to happen to this game in regards to accessibility (and value), but Niantic has walked back a lot of those improvements. I’ve always been interested in accessibility, and as a fully able-bodied person who can get up and out to play when I want, I’m really curious about how this game looks and feels for people with disabilities who don’t have that privilege? What does an average day, or event, for someone with physical disabilities, look like in this game? Thanks in advance for any answers or feedback! submitted by /u/firstnamelastnamejob [link] [comments]
The general consensus seems to be that the pandemic was the best thing to happen to this game in regards to accessibility (and value), but Niantic has walked back a lot of those improvements.
I’ve always been interested in accessibility, and as a fully able-bodied person who can get up and out to play when I want, I’m really curious about how this game looks and feels for people with disabilities who don’t have that privilege?
What does an average day, or event, for someone with physical disabilities, look like in this game?
Thanks in advance for any answers or feedback!
submitted by /u/firstnamelastnamejob
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