We understand that having robust accessibility options and settings is important to many of our players. We want as many people as possible to be able to enjoy Ashes of Creation!
I've taken note that being able to increase font and cursor size is important. If there are any additional accessibility-related settings you feel would be important for your experience, feel free to drop another comment here!
We understand that having robust accessibility options and settings is important to many of our players. We want as many people as possible to be able to enjoy Ashes of Creation!
I've taken note that being able to increase font and cursor size is important. If there are any additional accessibility-related settings you feel would be important for your experience, feel free to drop another comment here!
being able to assign specific skill or skill cooldown icons to singular sots and freely move/resize them around the screen would be really nice
We already have our colours for combatant types and corrupted, but also colour options with guild names for people in my guild, guilds my guild is allied with and a guild we are at war with.
It was in the melee stream showing how we can change the font size and colour for damage which I really like.
I would also like to see options to change the size of ability buttons and minimaps and all sorts on the UI.
We understand that having robust accessibility options and settings is important to many of our players. We want as many people as possible to be able to enjoy Ashes of Creation!
I've taken note that being able to increase font and cursor size is important. If there are any additional accessibility-related settings you feel would be important for your experience, feel free to drop another comment here!
Text-to-speech options for all NPC dialogue when accepting a quest, or just when reading a piece of lore, is a great accessibility feature for people who have dyslexia or have a hard time reading in general. Nothing fancy, no expensive voice actors, just an automated voice like Brian or Emma that we know from other places. It's fine if they mispronounce words a little. It's about accessibility, we don't need to go all SWTOR up in the place.
We understand that having robust accessibility options and settings is important to many of our players. We want as many people as possible to be able to enjoy Ashes of Creation!
I've taken note that being able to increase font and cursor size is important. If there are any additional accessibility-related settings you feel would be important for your experience, feel free to drop another comment here!
Text-to-speech options for all NPC dialogue when accepting a quest, or just when reading a piece of lore, is a great accessibility feature for people who have dyslexia or have a hard time reading in general. Nothing fancy, no expensive voice actors, just an automated voice like Brian or Emma that we know from other places. It's fine if they mispronounce words a little. It's about accessibility, we don't need to go all SWTOR up in the place.
That's a fantastic idea! My husband is dyslexic and really struggles sometimes, I think he'd feel more encouraged to play on release if he had that option🙂
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I've taken note that being able to increase font and cursor size is important. If there are any additional accessibility-related settings you feel would be important for your experience, feel free to drop another comment here!
being able to assign specific skill or skill cooldown icons to singular sots and freely move/resize them around the screen would be really nice
I have my computer hooked up to a TV and play on my couch, so I usually need to scale everything too.
It was in the melee stream showing how we can change the font size and colour for damage which I really like.
I would also like to see options to change the size of ability buttons and minimaps and all sorts on the UI.
Text-to-speech options for all NPC dialogue when accepting a quest, or just when reading a piece of lore, is a great accessibility feature for people who have dyslexia or have a hard time reading in general. Nothing fancy, no expensive voice actors, just an automated voice like Brian or Emma that we know from other places. It's fine if they mispronounce words a little. It's about accessibility, we don't need to go all SWTOR up in the place.
That's a fantastic idea! My husband is dyslexic and really struggles sometimes, I think he'd feel more encouraged to play on release if he had that option🙂