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Matthew63

u/Matthew63

r/runescape•

Jagex - With yet another disability awareness charity rolling in soon, maybe this time you can talk about what you're going to do to help disabled people play your game? There are still players being punished for using adaptive inputs, there are no colorblind options, and no resolution scaling.

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There was an incident 5-6 months ago about a streamer who was sad to find out that he was banned from RuneScape because of his use of a Steam controller and Xbox pad. You can find that thread here. There have been several people who have also claimed to have been banned for using alternate inputs due to their disabilities. You can also use the search feature on reddit to find more. Examples can be found: here, [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/runescape/search?q=touc

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r/runescape•

I have compiled a list of all JMods on this subreddit that I know of. If you add them on reddit, you can better distinguish them in posts and comments.

Every time I see a new JMod post on reddit, I always add them so that I can find their comments easier. It's great for those who like to use the JMod reply flair.

https://i.imgur.com/UfWdQIJ.png

If you are using Reddit Enhancement Suite, it should be as easy as hovering over their name and clicking the [+friend] button. Some of these JMods are no longer with Jagex, but I'm too lazy to determine which ones need to be deleted. If someone else wants to point those out, I will delete them. Some of these are OSRS JMods, but I don't keep track of them.

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r/ideasfortheadmins•

Reddit Gold members should get more filter slots for /r/all (currently 100 max).

If I could have more filter slots, I would buy years' worth of reddit gold in a heartbeat. I'm tired of constantly teetering around 96-100 filters, constantly having to find subs to remove from the filter so I can add the latest ones.

Politics, TV shows I'm not going to watch, video games I'm not going to play, specialized memes, and the countless softcore porn subs that don't use the NSFW tag. I NEED MORE FILTERS.

(RES and in-app filters aren't as responsive as the built-in filter on the website. I'm fully aware that those exist though.)

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r/guns•

Are guns really as noisy and rattly as they are portrayed in movies, television shows, and video games?

I'm no gun expert. I've always wondered about how guns rattle so much in media. For example, when you aim down the sights in some video games (Battlefield, Call of Duty, Far Cry) it makes a good bit of noise like metal or plastics shifting. The movement seems too basic for it to make that much noise. I'm watching a TV show currently and it shows a guy simply moving a handgun against a soft object and it makes so much metallic noise. It's quiet, but it's very obviously the gun making the noise. When there is a quiet/stealth scene with no noise elsewhere, you can hear the gun make some noise when the guy simply brings it up to eye level to aim at something.

When I imagine any firearm, I imag

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