Hi there; I used this game for cognitive therapy and retraining motor skills when I first started playing. The amount of times I logged out to sob after ten minutes of frustration....yeah, I see you. I hear you. Controller was impossible - I have stormtrooper aim on a console, ugh. A computer feels more forgiving because I could adapt my tech for my own issues. Maybe that would be a thought? Annoying but a possibility. Even if you don't have all the expansions if you switch systems, you could maybe experiment with some of the free content, see how the controls feel and if it makes a difference before splashing out. I basically chose one activity (Wellspring) and I did it over and over again, trying to learn how my hands worked, how to process the information, how to get the muscle memory in and adapt my playing. I toyed with builds, found things that worked even if it wasn't what other people did, and worked my niche - which is mostly running around and saving everyone's butt when they get overwhelmed. If I may: please be patient with yourself. You are in recovery, and recovery takes time. Everything is going to feel very very off, and if you ever want anyone to play slowly with you as you try to figure out where your depth perception and rhythm is now you're trying to relearn, hit me up.

unfortunately, this is a massive multiplayer online First Person Shooter. There is no way to balance the game in a way for you that would keep the player experience reasonable for everyone else. Not without making a separate game. In which case, there are single player shooter games like Last of Us 2 with fantastic accessibility options! But to do anything to help disabled people aim better in a First Person Shooter isnt even reasonable in the setting of a multiplayer FPS.

I am not disabled. I can't see jack in this game. I don't know what settings people are playing on but the radar is so small and blends into the maps surroundings. I can't see invisible players to save my life. People say there is a purple glow around them but that's just not the case for me. Are people playing on monitors, high def TVs? Maps like distant shore and burning shrine have so many flares that I can't tell if there is sun or a sniper light. I have tried color blind settings in hope it would help with something but it only changes the things I don't have trouble seeing like engrams. I wish I could toggle radar size and or color. Maybe dim background map colors etc etc.

Hi, I'm a disabled player myself and first and foremost, don't quit! Please don't give up being a Guardian. I have survived multiple heart attacks, have four heart conditions, anxiety, depression, c-PTSD. It does take time for your hand-eye coordination to return from surviving a Heart Attack or a Stroke, let alone multiple. You're NOT a failure. (that's the Survivor's Guilt) I started out just doing bounties from Banshee. I didn't worry about anything else. The quests, the missions, strikes, Crucible can come later. I wanted to get comfortable moving my characters around again. I do have a Hunter main, but my Titan I'm building up now. I usually hide my stats because I don't like other Guardians telling me what a POS I am at game play. I'm on PlayStation, hopefully you have PlayStation or Xbox (easier controllers) If you need or want a Guardian to be patient with you while you play, send me a friend request. We can take as much time you need or want. I'm not in anyway a perfect, flawless, faster than time itself going through a strike. As for a Clan, you can join mine if you want. The Clan name does sound awkward but it's good Clan.