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Pretty much. I also play on a custom game, I make the animals not detect me until they are close. It's the least 'cheaty' workaround I've found. Typically disabled games are just plain locked out of a TON of games, especially survival games. TLD doesn't do that, usually Hinterland is great at making sure everyone who wants to play can play. There are a few issues that no one could ever plan for, but most of us who can't play the way a typical or non-disabled person would generally find our own work arounds.

I and a friend of mine both tried (he's also deaf) and was near impossible for both of us. It was aggravating enough that neither of us bothered to finish the event. Games are meant to be fun, not make you want to toss the PC out the window! LOL I was thinking for next year, maybe add visual cues that indicate direction and distance? Obviously that is simply impossible for this year, but I'm hoping the suggestion for next year. Hinterland is ALWAYS awesome at making sure those of us with disabilities can play too and there just aren't enough words to express how grateful I (and my friends in the community) am. I know this coming across as whiney and annoying, but I am really just trying to be helpful. I LOVE TLD. It is one of my favorite games and is a near perfect game in my opinion. I have put a ridiculous amount of hours into the game (over 3100) and I honestly just want this game to keep being as awesome as it always has been. Thanks for reading!