ESO for people with disabilities

blackweb

As a large multi-gaming community we of Phoenix Battalion have had many people with disabilities in our guilds. We love having them because they help us to appreciate and see the game in a way that few others can. I am thinking of one guild member who we all dearly love who has a severe disability who is confined to a wheelchair. I cannot begin to tell you the joy and freedom that he gets from playing ESO. He can run, jump, ride, fight and explore. The rest of us get to see the game through his eyes so he is a blessing to us.

Thank you ZOS devs for sharing Elder Scrolls Online with our friend and for helping him to escape into the world of Tamriel with us for a few hours each day.

Naor_Sarethi

This actually made my day better

blackweb

Naor_Sarethi wrote: »

This actually made my day better

Thank you. If you pray, please pray for our friend. His condition is getting worse.

jircris11

i do not believe in prayer but i do respect what he has done for you and your guild. I personally use mmos to escape reality. I care for my disabled mother all day, thus i am unable to obtain a job. After the loss of my little sister in the same accident that crippled her my depression has been running ramped. But i find when i am on ESO or GW2 i can forget myself and the pain, i can go and live through my character. they can be what ever i wish them to be. Though most might see depression as a lesser form or not even a disability sadly it is, i was on medications but they made it worse. it is to the point the doctor does not even know what to do anymore. So when i see others mentioning those with disabilities it makes me smile, as a friend of mine once said "if i am gone tomorrow i can leave this world with a smile knowing i at least changed one persons perspective" And i also tip my hat to your community who accepts people such as them and how you give them a chance to forget about their problems. It restores what little hope and faith i have in humanity.