That's not where the value comes from. Sighted people do the exact
same thing. It's the strategy you have to plan to land that combo.
Sure you press square, triangle and square for a combo. But you have
to plan how you're going to move that character to a point you can
nail him. If I'm half the screen away from my opponent, that combo
makes no difference. I have to think. What can I do to keep him at a
distance until I think of something? Do I use a kick with long range
to hold him off? Do I jump up and forward so I can hit him from the
air? Can I use a projectile attack to keep him in the corner as I
advance to land that combo? It's those things that make fighting
games so complicated.
At 04:11 PM 07/02/2011, you wrote:
Hi,
But what does memorizing a few buttons give us? Where's the enjoyment in
justknowing that you press x button this many times, then press y button.
There's no replay value there.
Best Regards,
Hayden
-----Original Message-----
From: gamers-boun...@audyssey.org [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On
Behalf Of Shiny protector
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2011 1:52 PM
To: Philip Bennefall; Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] my frustration with the blind gaming comunity.
Hi Philip,
Honestly, memorising a bunch of buttons is not a hard thing. Imagine 10
beliefs I had to memorise in RS, cause the others were using powerpoint.
That is a lot more skillful too do than memorise a bunch of buttons. I mean,
my LSA selected the slides, and I read out the beliefs out to the class,
without even holding a brail paper. This is getting off topic though apart
from the game part I was talking about, so I'll stop talking about RS and
that sort of thing.
BTW Philip, did you get my email regarding some of the sounds in tj? Please
email me off list at the following address.
muhamme...@googlemail.com
Thankyou!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Philip Bennefall" <phi...@blastbay.com>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <gamers@audyssey.org>
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2011 7:43 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] my frustration with the blind gaming comunity.
> Hi Yohandy,
>
> I pretty much feel the same way as a lot of other people on this list. If
> the game is not accessible enough to allow me to play without sighted
> assistance, or requires me to learn everything by heart such as all menu
> options etc before I can even begin, I quite frankly have no interest in
> it. I did my fare share of controller punching myself when I was younger
> just because I liked the sounds and wanted to experience a fraction of
> what my friends were talking about all the time. I didn't have much
> success, but that does not mean I have no interest. Tell me a game that I
> can read the manual fore, install, run, and play without requiring any
> help from someone sighted, and also that will not run me 300 dollars for a
> console and 40/50 for the game, and I will be more than happy to play. But
> I am not willing to buy a console just because I might, with trial and
> error, be able to win a few times after countless attempts and assistance.
> That is a sacrifice that I feel is not only huge, but fruitless.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Philip Bennefall
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Yohandy" <yohand...@gmail.com>
> To: "Gamers Discussion list" <gamers@audyssey.org>
> Sent: Monday, February 07, 2011 7:12 PM
> Subject: [Audyssey] my frustration with the blind gaming comunity.
>
>
> Hey guys,
> Ok I'm gonna go ahead and say it. I find myself getting extremely
> frustrated with the blind gaming community. Why you ask? ok here goes. I'm
> sure you guys have noticed I've been putting up some rock band samples up.
> you've also noticed Clement has been putting up some street fighter IV
> samples and various other samples. So why is it that when we ask for
> feedback or comments on these samples we work hard to create, people
> simply
> either ignore us completely, or the same 3 or 4 people are the ones to
> always respond? well you know what I think the reason for that is? simply
> that the games we post about are mainstream games, not audio games. I've
> noticed that when a new audio game comes out, even if it's the most
> simplistic game in existence, everyone's all jumping to download it
> immediately and there are threads that span hundreds of messages on the
> subject. But when we post something having to do with console games, the
> thread dies in a matter of hours. I'm sure Clement has been feeling this
> frustration as well. it's been leaking through in his emails to the list
> even if he hasn't mentioned it outright. So my question is this: what must
> we do to get you guys interested in something other than topspeed 3, or
> any
> other audio game for that matter? don't you guys have that spark of
> curiosity to find out everything there is to find about video games? why
> is
> everyone ignoring these games outright? This community has hundreds of
> members, and only a very limited amount of people even talk about
> mainstream
> games. it's all audio games, audio games, and more audio games. there's so
> much more out there for you to find guys. how can you call yourself a
> gamer
> when you aren't even willing to download the files Clement and I put up to
> at least listen to what these games have to offer? Whenever I put up a
> rock
> band sample, I get like 4 or 5 downloads at most. however I rarely get any
> feedback. I think you guys are just shoving these files in your hard
> drives
> and don't even take a listen. if you do, then you have the curiosity of a
> robot. I don't know about Clement, but I'm not planning on putting
> anything
> else up. What's the point? no one seems to care what we have to say, or
> have
> any curiosity about console gaming. you guys just keep playing your audio
> games and keep your closed-minded mentality about game accessibility in
> general. If you think I'm taking things too far, consider this: remember
> when Clement and I had that little Street Fighter seminar? I finally
> thought
> that people finally had some interest in what we had to say and in the
> game
> and such. we got some really good questions, and over all had a really
> good
> time. but once that seminar ended, what do you think happened? That's
> right.
> absolutely nothing. people basically were like oh ok, that game had
> awesome
> sounds and music and such. ok back to playing some tank commander. at
> least,
> that's how I feel personally. it was fun as a spur of the moment thing.
> Now
> let me ask you this. how many of you, after listening to that seminar went
> over to gamestop and bought a copy of Street Fighter? or even go to a
> friend's house and try the game out? My guess is 0. ok rant over. I know
> this email is a mess lol, but it's just basically me writing down my ideas
> as they come to mind. take from it what you will. for those of us serious
> about gaming, we need to get together and figure where we should take it
> from here. Do we give up, or keep trying? I'm pretty tired of trying my
> self when everyone's resisting to be honest. Good day everyone.
>
>
>
>
>
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