Daisyducks

u/Daisyducks


r/disabledgamers•

Hi, I don't really game but have been invited to play Trine 4 with friends. Slight sticking point is that i only have the use of my left hand. I know that most games allow you to re-map (might not be the right term) your keys but I was wondeing if anyone has any insight about how hard Trine 4 would be? I have a decent newish laptop and an external mouse but that's about the extent of my set up and i'm not really looking to buy much more unless I am sure I enjoy it. Thank you

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r/gaming•

Hi, I don't really game but have been invited to play Trine 4 with friends. Slight sticking point is that i only have the use of my left hand. I know that most games allow you to re-map (might not be the right term) your keys but I was wondeing if anyone has any insight about how hard Trine 4 would be? I have a decent newish laptop and an external mouse but that's about the extent of my set up and i'm not really looking to buy much more unless I am sure I enjoy it. Thanks (please let me know if there is another subreddit i should cross post to)

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r/hockey•

I'll start off by saying I'm aware this is likely to be an unpopular opinion but I still think its important to recognise that about jokes like 'krakheads' 'krakhouse' don't exisit in a vacuum and I hope you stick with me to read my whole post and try to take it in good faith. I also hope it doesn't come across as an attack because that's not my intention. Yesterday I chuckled at similar jokes but then I read some important tweets from Black activists in the hockey community that changed how I saw things.

To give some context; crack is a drug that has decimated poor inner city communities accross America and has disproportionately affected Black people. Especially with the so called 'War on

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