Color Blind Mode Suggestion | Forums

[firebirdjr]

I'm not sure if this is the right topic to post on, so I apologize moderators/admins if I messed up.




Me and my Dad were playing some Wildlands together, and he has a hard time seeing colors like green and red, I was wondering if there was going to be a color blind mode function in-game so that me and my Dad could play and have some fun together. It would really change him if this forum post actually helped cause the release of the color blind setting so that we can play together. This suggestion goes for PC,Xbox,ETC., but I play on PC so I put it in the PC topic


Thanks,
Rocketman909

[STR33TCLEANER]

Very much this. As a colorblind person it would be very helpful to be able to control the color of friendly, enemy, and other designators like so many other FPS/TPS games (Battlefield series, Overwatch, Doom, etc...). It can be very frustrating and confusing as the colors values are only slightly different looking to colorblind people between friendly and enemy targets, which can cause hesitation in decision making and response. If Ubi plans a PvP mode for the future it is a must have so those with the disability are not fodder or end up with a really bad experience. I appreciate the consideration if it is implemented.

[Ubi-Iudex]

Hey there firebirdjr,

This is a very sensible suggestion that we've seen crop up a couple of times previously. While I've gone ahead and forwarded it to the team, I'll be sure to make an additional note of it

[SuperKoopah]

Hey there firebirdjr,

This is a very sensible suggestion that we've seen crop up a couple of times previously. While I've gone ahead and forwarded it to the team, I'll be sure to make an additional note of it

This seems to be a theme with Ubi. For Honor had the same issue, while EA support color blind modes of different varieties. I see there have been updates since the release, so is this being worked on or is it just so far down the priority list we may never see it? The impact is high for those affected, but is the relative population too small for it to be higher priority? Thanks.