@AVincentInSpace Lol, that's all the post :p

@esoteric_programmer go on, guess. who am i thinking of?

@AVincentInSpace sam altman? haha

@esoteric_programmer ...No but that's a good guess

@AVincentInSpace mark zuckerberg? any of the billionaires we know?

@esoteric_programmer it's about a character in a videogame but keep trying

@AVincentInSpace has it anything to do with portal? if so, maybe it's glados?

@esoteric_programmer We have a winnah

@AVincentInSpace ahh, so that's the backstory behind glados, eh? I was wondering each time I heard a playthrough of portal, which is an awesome game btw! if only it was screenreader accessible but alas

@AVincentInSpace well, technically there's the last of us II and the remake of I for inspiration I suppose, but basically, the camera is fixed on the player, is the first important thing, you can't pan or move the camera around. Second, you make sound queues for approaching ledges, vibrate the controller when you can climb up or down from a space, and the most important thing of all, navigation asist, aka you can press a button to hear a beep in the rough direction you should be going to progress the story or whatever. You can have a list of items and collectables and be able to set audio beakons on those, you can have aim assist which either automatically aims or tells you, with a tone, how far your aiming is for the ideal point, stuff like that. The relatively new spyderman 2 game also incorporates a lot of these, and maybe other games do too, but far, far fewer than most people play, in fact if you pick a random game, it's more likely not accessible than otherwise