Re: [Audyssey] using the keyboard in accessible games. presscontrol+down arrow to skip the disclaimer part.

2007-03-12 Thread Søren Jensen
Hi Nicol.

Just let your sighted friends play Quake 4 or some other hard 3d shooter 
games. Say to them: "Don't smash the mouse when you die." Or beat them in a 
fighting game on the ps2 and say: "Don't smash the gamePad!"

Best regards Søren.
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From: "Nicol Oosthuizen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [Audyssey] using the keyboard in accessible games. 
presscontrol+down arrow to skip the disclaimer part.


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> HI all
> I've moved to a new boarding place so it will take a while for my
> telephone line to be transferred so I have  to use my work computer to
> send posts for a while .  I find it more often that sighted people
> sometimes doesn't understand blind people properly. The need to be
> educated how to  understand  and handle blind people.
> Something which really bothers me is that my mom thinks I'm wilfully
> breaking my keyboard. Sometimes when she visits me and I'm playing pipe2
> and I'm hitting my control keys very fast to shoot the thugs, she will
> say:
> Be more carefull with  your keyboard, son. Don't smack it.
> The more I try to explain to her that it's the way  I play the game, the
> more she tells me:
> Its not necessary to smack the keyboard.
> Did you also experience it  that  sighted people think you are smacking
> the keys?What is the correct way of explaining this? I'm sure sighted
> people that plays games on a play station will also hit the joystick
> buttons hard  if the enemies  appears speedily.
> Sighted people need to   understand that we are  using our computers as
> play stations, to play games. If  I'm in the middle of a battle
> especially with dark  destroyer, I'm immersed into the game world. AT
> that stage I'm not thinking of it as keys on a keyboard  that I'm
> hitting very hard, I'mimagining it as a gun I fire forcefully to
> kill the enemies more efficient.
> When   I type a document for example then its wise not to hit the keys
> too hard, but in a game its something different.
> How can I  explain this to sighted people that think I'm trying to break
> my keyboard?
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Re: [Audyssey] using the keyboard in accessible games. presscontrol+down arrow to skip the disclaimer part.

2007-03-12 Thread Davy Kager
I rather experience my fingers getting hurt when I'm playing such games 
(E.G. Tarzan Junior level 8 or the Classic Pipe demo).
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From: "Nicol Oosthuizen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, March 12, 2007 11:01 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] using the keyboard in accessible games. 
presscontrol+down arrow to skip the disclaimer part.



NB: This email and its contents are subject to our email legal notice
which can be viewed at http://www.sars.gov.za/Email_Disclaimer.pdf


HI all
I've moved to a new boarding place so it will take a while for my
telephone line to be transferred so I have  to use my work computer to
send posts for a while .  I find it more often that sighted people
sometimes doesn't understand blind people properly. The need to be
educated how to  understand  and handle blind people.
Something which really bothers me is that my mom thinks I'm wilfully
breaking my keyboard. Sometimes when she visits me and I'm playing pipe2
and I'm hitting my control keys very fast to shoot the thugs, she will
say:
Be more carefull with  your keyboard, son. Don't smack it.
The more I try to explain to her that it's the way  I play the game, the
more she tells me:
Its not necessary to smack the keyboard.
Did you also experience it  that  sighted people think you are smacking
the keys?What is the correct way of explaining this? I'm sure sighted
people that plays games on a play station will also hit the joystick
buttons hard  if the enemies  appears speedily.
Sighted people need to   understand that we are  using our computers as
play stations, to play games. If  I'm in the middle of a battle
especially with dark  destroyer, I'm immersed into the game world. AT
that stage I'm not thinking of it as keys on a keyboard  that I'm
hitting very hard, I'mimagining it as a gun I fire forcefully to
kill the enemies more efficient.
When   I type a document for example then its wise not to hit the keys
too hard, but in a game its something different.
How can I  explain this to sighted people that think I'm trying to break
my keyboard?
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Re: [Audyssey] using the keyboard in accessible games. presscontrol+down arrow to skip the disclaimer part.

2007-03-12 Thread Yohandy
hehehe, don't worry about it. Playing games is a great way to break a 
keyboard, plus they're cheap, so you can just go buy a new one. I've already 
broken both wired Playstation 2 controllers smashing buttons in Mortal 
Kombat. I dropped my wireless, so that's busted too. Gonna need to buy more 
controllers. It's funny that they break now, since I've had them for like 5 
years.



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- Original Message - 
From: "Nicol Oosthuizen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, March 12, 2007 6:01 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] using the keyboard in accessible games. 
presscontrol+down arrow to skip the disclaimer part.


>
> NB: This email and its contents are subject to our email legal notice
> which can be viewed at http://www.sars.gov.za/Email_Disclaimer.pdf
>
> 
> HI all
> I've moved to a new boarding place so it will take a while for my
> telephone line to be transferred so I have  to use my work computer to
> send posts for a while .  I find it more often that sighted people
> sometimes doesn't understand blind people properly. The need to be
> educated how to  understand  and handle blind people.
> Something which really bothers me is that my mom thinks I'm wilfully
> breaking my keyboard. Sometimes when she visits me and I'm playing pipe2
> and I'm hitting my control keys very fast to shoot the thugs, she will
> say:
> Be more carefull with  your keyboard, son. Don't smack it.
> The more I try to explain to her that it's the way  I play the game, the
> more she tells me:
> Its not necessary to smack the keyboard.
> Did you also experience it  that  sighted people think you are smacking
> the keys?What is the correct way of explaining this? I'm sure sighted
> people that plays games on a play station will also hit the joystick
> buttons hard  if the enemies  appears speedily.
> Sighted people need to   understand that we are  using our computers as
> play stations, to play games. If  I'm in the middle of a battle
> especially with dark  destroyer, I'm immersed into the game world. AT
> that stage I'm not thinking of it as keys on a keyboard  that I'm
> hitting very hard, I'mimagining it as a gun I fire forcefully to
> kill the enemies more efficient.
> When   I type a document for example then its wise not to hit the keys
> too hard, but in a game its something different.
> How can I  explain this to sighted people that think I'm trying to break
> my keyboard?
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