Bungie is adding new accessibility options to Destiny 2, specifically for colour blindness. Season of the Deep, out 23r…
Bungie is adding new accessibility options to Destiny 2, specifically for colour blindness.
Bungie is also adding colour presets for Commendations, meaning players with colour blindness can still clearly see rewards.Another accessibility option on the way is Full Auto Melee, which allows players to hold down the melee button to repeatedly attack."Accessibility in games is a necessary initiative, but overall it's still a relatively new conversation in tech," it reads.
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