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If it looks like that there is no way you wont be able to see it, no matter how colorblind you are that thing will be obvious.
This may very well have been chanced though.
Color Blindness and the Red Nuke Dot. - Page 4
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Kong John
Denmark1020 Posts
EDIT: + Show Spoiler + If it looks like that there is no way you wont be able to see it, no matter how colorblind you are that thing will be obvious. This may very well have been chanced though. | ||
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shasin
Romania899 Posts
 I don't think is fair for the opponent to see the dot, maybe tech to something that helps you get the idea on where the nuke is going to strike. The rush you feel when you hear the nuke message is all that matters, if you see the dot right away it screws up the gameplay imo. | ||
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-orb-
United States5770 Posts
On March 21 2009 18:52 Kong John wrote: arent the nuke dots like HUGE in SC2? I saw a pic with this huge red fountain on it, this may have been chanced but ill try find it anyway. EDIT: + Show Spoiler + If it looks like that there is no way you wont be able to see it, no matter how colorblind you are that thing will be obvious. This may very well have been chanced though. Read the thread before posting already-posted and wrong information please. That is just the casting circle... aka it only shows it for the person casting nuke... | ||
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REDBLUEGREEN
Germany1904 Posts
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exeprime
United Kingdom643 Posts
It would actually be more balanced, since like this a red player has a significant disadvantage vs. nuke (most people don't switch to green / red) | ||
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writer22816
United States5775 Posts
Count your blessings indeed. | ||
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fanatacist
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Da1d5
United States18 Posts
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SoLaR[i.C]
United States2969 Posts
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nttea
Sweden4353 Posts
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AttackZerg
United States7691 Posts
On March 22 2009 05:36 SoLaR[i.C] wrote: I'm red/green colorblind and I think it would be wonderful if Blizz allowed a color changing scheme! For example, I could change the dot to white or yellow and I'd never have a problem spotting the nuke location. the problem with that is if your gonig to make it either white or yellow then it stands out far far more against all map schemes then red. I don't think colorblind compatability should make it even harder then it already is too nuke ingame. I think something like purple/brown/black/blue/lightblue would be a better balance. Otherwise anybody would be a damned fool to stay with red over white/yellow , which are unnatural colors for a sniper to be targeting either way. | ||
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-orb-
United States5770 Posts
On March 22 2009 06:03 nttea wrote: hahaha can't see red dots! you are such a genetically inferior being.  | ||
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JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
comments like these On March 21 2009 18:45 teapot wrote: Perhaps you should lobby Blizzard to have a separate server/ladder for disableds. just make me shake my head. i mean, i can see it from your point of view: you are not colorblind, so it is pointless for you, and think it would be a waste of time for blizzard. that's fine, but try being a little less self-centered for a moment, and see how putting an option to change the color of the dot will make the game a little better for the other 10%. would it kill you to try and think from someone else's point of view for a bit? fwiw, i can see the dot very clearly in bw :-) | ||
Liquid`Ret
Netherlands4540 Posts
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Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33723 Posts
On March 22 2009 06:09 AttackZerg wrote: the problem with that is if your gonig to make it either white or yellow then it stands out far far more against all map schemes then red. I don't think colorblind compatability should make it even harder then it already is too nuke ingame. I think something like purple/brown/black/blue/lightblue would be a better balance. Otherwise anybody would be a damned fool to stay with red over white/yellow , which are unnatural colors for a sniper to be targeting either way. White - Snow, dust etcetc Yellow - Badlands, grass in general, desert. Red stands out more than almost any other colour.. | ||
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TheosEx
United States894 Posts
There's no reason why an option to help people with this shouldn't be implemented. It's such an easy fix. | ||
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fanatacist
10319 Posts
On March 22 2009 06:37 TheosEx wrote: Minor color blindness is more common than people think. Actually, some of you might even have it and not know it. Someone on my Halo 3 team just found out he had it. We always wondered why he would accidentally shoot us sometimes. There's no reason why an option to help people with this shouldn't be implemented. It's such an easy fix. Omg me and my girlfriend got into a heated argument about whether my flipflops were blue or brown (mixed with gray). I thought they were blue. I called my mom and asked her, she said blue. My housemate said black, no color. Her roommate said brown. We are still in conflict -_- It's either me or her, one of us is color-blind, as well as her roommate and my mom -_- | ||
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AttackZerg
United States7691 Posts
On March 22 2009 06:37 TheosEx wrote: Minor color blindness is more common than people think. Actually, some of you might even have it and not know it. Someone on my Halo 3 team just found out he had it. We always wondered why he would accidentally shoot us sometimes. There's no reason why an option to help people with this shouldn't be implemented. It's such an easy fix. My teamates in halo always wonder why I 'accidentally' shoot them also.... I can't wait to use this as an excuse =). I'm not making fun of your friend, I'm just an ass in teamplay games! | ||
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Equaoh
Canada427 Posts
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repo_mech
Canada15 Posts
On March 21 2009 07:37 CharlieMurphy wrote: Guy's argument was that there are more color blind than there are mac users. This is totally irrelevant. I could make an equally shitty argument about something equally as trivial. And where did this stat of his come from anyways? It's totally heresay. Firstly it's spelled hearsay (unless you meant heresy, either way the spelling was wrong), but more to the point you don't seem to know what the term means. What I would guess you are objecting to is the lack of a citation to support the claim by JeeJee or at least some added information which might attest to his/her particular qualifications to present this claim, but while this might effect the degree of credibility or reliability we assign to the claim in our view, it does not make the claim hearsay. Just an FYI. As to the original post, I'll weigh in on the side of the sentiment expressed that given that this seems like a problem with a pretty easy solution for Blizzard, it would be the right thing to do (and probably good business sense as well) to offer a solution. | ||
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