Consider removing the timer

[Chief Commandeur]

I just want to chill and not get hunted by the storms.

Please consider adding this as an option at the very least.

[Dwarf[GdL]]

Or maybe have a difficulty option where the storms take more time to approach?

[TG2333]

Have you considered that you're not supposed to be chill?

[=Axton=]

Agreed, especially when so much time is spent just trying to figure out where the car's wheel is and how to put it back on.

[Mypz]

Accessibility options have ton of modifiers to make the game easier and less stressful

[Midnight]

Originally posted by Mypz:

Accessibility options have ton of modifiers to make the game easier and less stressful

They really shouldn't be called "Accessibility options" when the majority disable achievements...

[TG2333]

Originally posted by Midnight:

Originally posted by Mypz:

Accessibility options have ton of modifiers to make the game easier and less stressful

They really shouldn't be called "Accessibility options" when the majority disable achievements...

Makes sense. You are disabling core mechanics. Wouldn't really make sense to get the same achievements as someone who got it playing through the normally.

[Swan]

I completely agree with this. They even have an accessibility setting that's quite literally god mode; I see no reason for there to not be one to be able to stay in areas as long as you'd like.

[ryan.lockhart]

Originally posted by TG2333:

Originally posted by Midnight:

They really shouldn't be called "Accessibility options" when the majority disable achievements...

Makes sense. You are disabling core mechanics. Wouldn't really make sense to get the same achievements as someone who got it playing through the normally.

That's...that's literally the opposite of accessible? Are you saying folks that need these options shouldn't be able to earn achievements?

[Midnight]

Originally posted by ryan.lockhart:

Originally posted by TG2333:

Makes sense. You are disabling core mechanics. Wouldn't really make sense to get the same achievements as someone who got it playing through the normally.

That's...that's literally the opposite of accessible? Are you saying folks that need these options shouldn't be able to earn achievements?

My thoughts exactly

[TG2333]

Originally posted by ryan.lockhart:

Originally posted by TG2333:

Makes sense. You are disabling core mechanics. Wouldn't really make sense to get the same achievements as someone who got it playing through the normally.

That's...that's literally the opposite of accessible? Are you saying folks that need these options shouldn't be able to earn achievements?

The point of accessibility is to let people play a game, when did it ever have to do with achievements?

[Swan]

Originally posted by ryan.lockhart:

Originally posted by TG2333:

Makes sense. You are disabling core mechanics. Wouldn't really make sense to get the same achievements as someone who got it playing through the normally.

That's...that's literally the opposite of accessible? Are you saying folks that need these options shouldn't be able to earn achievements?

Disabling achievements is just a form of dissuasion for people who may use them because something's gotten far too tough instead of trying to prevail past it. Though, it's still a bit strange of a decision to make for a strictly singleplayer game, especially in these years. Still, you can literally give yourself achievements with Steam Achievement Manager, convoluted as it'd be to do every single time.

[TG2333]

An achievement is created most of the time is because it's a challenge, removing that challenge and getting that achievement anyways makes the name "achievement" pretty contradictory doesn't it?

[TG2333]

Originally posted by Luciel:

Originally posted by ryan.lockhart:

That's...that's literally the opposite of accessible? Are you saying folks that need these options shouldn't be able to earn achievements?

Disabling achievements is just a form of dissuasion for people who may use them because something's gotten far too tough instead of trying to prevail past it. Though, it's still a bit strange of a decision to make for a strictly singleplayer game, especially in these years. Still, you can literally give yourself achievements with Steam Achievement Manager, convoluted as it'd be to do every single time.

Ok I guess? If that's how you delude yourself self go ahead.

[Swan]

Originally posted by TG2333:

Originally posted by Luciel:

Disabling achievements is just a form of dissuasion for people who may use them because something's gotten far too tough instead of trying to prevail past it. Though, it's still a bit strange of a decision to make for a strictly singleplayer game, especially in these years. Still, you can literally give yourself achievements with Steam Achievement Manager, convoluted as it'd be to do every single time.

Ok I guess? If that's how you delude yourself self go ahead.

How, pray tell, are you impacted by players getting achievements just because they have a certain setting enabled; regardless of its impact on their session? In a singleplayer game, many of whom you'd never even know about to begin with?

[MeGa]

Are there time limits? I dislike em