If you have a phobia for ants or menacing balloons, you’re out of luck, I guess.
They will updatethis pageas they go.
Arachnophobia modes are a relatively recent innovation in games.
CulthorrorhitLethal Companyhas takena characteristically irreverent approach.
I sometimes think hearing a spider is worse than seeing one (given a spider of sufficient mass).
I really hate the sound of Hunt Showdown’s spider boss rattling across walls and ceilings, for example.
But if you have a phobia setting for everything, what can you replace the offensive models with?
Such a game would be a vortex of displacements and deferrals and as such, an automatic Bestest Best.
Sounds promising to me.
Here’s the full list of Nightingale accessibility options.
General
Difficulty controls: Players can choose each Realm’s difficulty level every time they open a new portal.
Realm levels will determine creature hit points, damage, and level of resources provided.
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Controller support: Menu and in-game actions, can be accessed via game controllers.
Players will need a keyboard if they wish to use party text chat.
Mouse sensitivity: Players can adjust their mouse sensitivity in the game parameters menu.
Controller sensitivity: Players can adjust their controller joystick sensitivity in the game options menu.
Gamepad dead zone: Players can adjust controller deadzones in the controls menu to avoid controller drift.
Map zoom: Players can zoom Realm maps in and out based on their needs.
Creatures retain original audio.
VFX spiders and scorpions (non-interactable, environmental only) are swapped with ant models.
Third-person mode: Players can opt-in to a third-person mode that shows the player character over-the-shoulder.
Disable motion blur: This option can be turned off in the controls menu.
FOV sliders: Players can adjust to a wider or narrower field of view.
Brightness options: Players can adjust the brightness up or down via gamma slider.
Disable camera shake: Players can turn this option off in the configs menu.
Character audio subtitles: Voiced characters have subtitles by default.
Head bobbing: By default there are no head-bobbing effects for first or third person modes.
Communication
Party text chat: Players can bang out custom text to other party members.
Users will need a keyboard to throw in their own messages.
Party members will be able to hear other party members regardless of Realm or proximity.
Mute options: Players can mute and unmute individual players in their party for either text or voice chat.
