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BG for Blind Players

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  • StickanStickan Member Posts: 136
    Well, I suppose they could with a real life Dungeon Master. So an alternate PnP version then ;)
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  • GawdzillaGawdzilla Member Posts: 86
    Yes, doable but BG would have to be remade into basically an old school text adventure. It could be done. Example: after leaving Candlekeep the player reads what happens, and then has a list of choices. Go on to Friendly Arms Inn; try to return to Candlekeep; explore the area; go south; go east; etc.

    It would be a great Kickstarter project!
  • KaltzorKaltzor Member Posts: 1,050
    Baldur's Gate the text adventure. I see no reason why it wouldn't work.
  • YupImMadBroYupImMadBro Member, Mobile Tester Posts: 347
    I would rather see them focus on the needs of the majority of players. I don't see how spending time on this project would help the majority of classic BG players.
  • KaltzorKaltzor Member Posts: 1,050
    I'm always up for the idea of more people getting to enjoy awesome things, and Baldur's Gate is pretty good.
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