Re: Trimps
What a freaking awesome gem of a dev!
Not only did he download a screen reader and test the game for him self, but he also took the time to read the documentation and get good with it (faster than allot of blind people might I add) to the point that he understood exactly what could help accessibility wise in the context of all those commands most intermediate level screen reader users know.
That is, extremely rare. Yes, we've had a few devs take the time to try a screen reader, and it's always awesome, and plenty have put in the hard work to help make their game's better for this small community, which is always appreciated, but I don't know of any other sighted developer who picked up the more complex parts so quickly, or at all for that matter.
I also very much appreciate how your giving progress updates, and have an ongoing commitment and milestones for accessibility greensatellite, you have good project management skills and I can tell how much you care.
You stand out as a shining example of what all audio game devs, sighted or blind, should strive to be sir, and I say that with no exaggeration what so ever.
I would also just like to mention how much I appreciate Dark, Origine, and Dragonlee for giving such consistent and great feedback, I've been reading through this thread and giving thumbs up left and right.
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