Hi John.
Your absolutely correct on quick responses to say game play questions,
technical problems or even coding assistance, however that's not the sort of
cooperation I was talking about.
As I said, I was thinking of developers actually requesting script writers,
managers and sound designe
I think the best way to really get games out there would be to attend
the ACB and nfb conventions and bring them to the attention of many many
blind people and agencies.
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On 6/15/2015 2:33 AM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Mohsin ,
I can definitely understand where
Hi Josh,
I agree that going to blind conventions is probably the best way to
market accessible games to the blind community. Unfortunately, we come
back to the problem of money. A lot of audio game developers are blind
themselves, are probably only getting SSI for income, so do not have a
lot of m
Hi Tom.
Conventions might be problematic, partiuclarly sinse they only cover certain
geographical regions meaning even if the money was raised to send someone
the return on new interest probably wouldn't be worth it.
I do wonder however if there is an alternative approach.
As I have said bef
An alternative is to set up contacts with resellers around the world who go to
the conventions already but often they take commission.
> On 15 Jun 2015, at 16:17, dark wrote:
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> Hi Tom.
>
> Conventions might be problematic, partiuclarly sinse they only cover certain
> geographical region
hey I would like some tips for playing bg chess. I am totally blind so
cannot see the screen. I start by moving my pawns out first d2-d4 c2-c4
and then I try to move out the nights g1-f3 and a bishop c1-e3 after
first moving a pawn c2-c4. But then it seems to get complicated. Do I
have to exami
Hi Knick.
that is an idea, though reselling is also quite a pain to setup as well,
particularly sinse in the past when it's been tried with audiogames it
hasn't worked out well.
All the best,
Dark.
There is always more to know, more to see, more to learn. The world is vast
and wondrous stra
Hi Josh.
Effectively your asking how to play chess and that is a complex thing.
Short answr, should you examine the hole board and try to predict what your
opponent will do? yes, that is how to play chess.
This is why I personally cannot play chess examining the board square by
square on comp
Also there are keystrokes in the BG Chess game to do most of the options
you mentioned. Suggesting moves, is the piece safe etc.
Ron
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Hi Dark,
That might work assuming a game developer can get the blindness
organizations interested in promoting their games or allowing their
clients to see the article on audio games. The problem is I find NFB
and other organizations like it very institutional about various
things and may not be a
Hi Tom.
Funny the "computers aren't for play" attitude sinse to be honest I wouldn't
have learnt to use the internet properly or navigate correctly with
supernova if it hadn't been for games, ditto with voiceover on the Iphone
(indeed I specifically bought games to practice with when i got my
Hi Dark,
The organizations here probably wouldn't come out and say blind people
aren't interested in games, but I have a feeling it would go against
their self-image. I could be wrong about this but it seems like a lot
of organizations here try to pass their clients off as professional
blind men a
Oh ahhh yes! I recently got told that too. Odd in my opinion but it is
okay for sighted folks to play games on their PC tablet or phone, also
sometimes used for work. I don't understand. You know, you could
submit a write-up to ACB's Braille Forum, NFB-s Braille Monitor, and
there is also the NFB M
Hi Tom.
There are several topics on the audiogames.net forum where people describe
their experiences with the Nfb, and I confess I'm not keen on the immage
buseness or the "our way or else" attitude, although as I've only heard
second hand accounts I can't speak for more.
With the Rnib, it's
I think if it were presented the right way both ACB and nfb magazines
would accept and publish it.
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On 6/15/2015 3:42 PM, dark wrote:
Hi Tom.
There are several topics on the audiogames.net forum where people
describe their experiences with the Nfb, and I con
also do you find when playing bg chess well i find anyway i can make a
good number of moves and then when I try moving pieces I can't move any
and have to rely more on the hints?
Josh
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hey i found two bugs in bg chess.
1. if a pawn is say on h7 and you hit h for hint and it says:
I suggest pawn promoted to queen error in string ... then the error.
and 2. once your pawn reaches the eighth rank and becomes a white queen
and if you try to use space bar move to pick up the white qu
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