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Edited by AllergicAlloy3:
2/12/2015 12:50:39 PM
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I hate my disability
Everytime I ran through the raid doesn't matter what difficulty it is I'm always to blame. I can't hear half the thing my teammate say even though I have game sound muted and party chat volume max out. It become a burden when almost every team I go into the raid with end up kicking me just because they claim I can't "communicate" I'm partly deaf I tell people that just so they understand and yet still kick me. Now I feel my current group is gonna do that exact same thing because of crotas end HM. Half the time I feel like I should just give up and get rid of this game.
Edit1: glad to know there are people who support and/or have the same disability
Edit 2: I'm on the one and sometime 360. I appreciate that people offer to do the raid/weekly with them.
Edit 3: wow such amazing and surprising response from the destiny community.
Edit 4: I should be more clear about my current group. They tell me they wouldn't kick me out of the group but half the time I feel they will because of how frustrated it can be.
Edit 5:surprised people are still replying to this post. Make me glad that there alot of people that care on this game.
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2 RepliesI have carpal tunnel in both wrists which is usually okay until I have played for around 2 hours straight. If I am on an hour at a time and take time between - I am usually okay. When I have done any VoG - I have sensed frustration from the team. But I have never been booted off because I usually hold my own. It is at the end that my hands might cramp a bit that causes me some pain. I feel for you brother - it is a sad feeling to have when you think you aren't holding up your end and sense frustration from the team. But if you gather a group of really nice players (and they do exist and many in fact) - that can understand your affliction - they will roll with you and probably easily compensate for you. Hard mode may cause some problem - but I believe with the right guys/gals - you can be aces there too. Keep your chin up and never give up the game because of selfish players. Just reading the responses below tells you there are tons of compassionate players out there that help handicapped people and noobies too.
