Blizzard wants to know if accessibility has become a barrier for you to play their games, and they definitely want to hear from you.
The PSA comes via a recent tweet from the World of Warcraft developer pointing us to a past post from the company. While the post isn’t necessarily new, it seems Blizzard is keen on gauging player feedback on accessibility in this regard.
The link in the tweet points to the post in question which outlines several common problems regarding accessibility. It addresses what to do if you have an accessibility problem with a Blizzard game, where you can voice your concerns, and how you can provide a suggestion to the team to improve the game.
“Every voice matters at Blizzard, and we want to make sure our epic entertainment experiences are truly epic for ALL our players. If an accessibility issue has become a barrier to play our games, we would like to hear from you.”
If you want to submit a report to Blizzard, be sure to send an email to the Blizzard accessibility team here: [email protected]. As part of your email to the team, include the name of the game you’re writing about like Overwatch, World of Warcraft, etc. Finally, be sure to include as much detail as you can to help the team.
In other recent Blizzard news, WoW received its 9.0.5 patch recently bringing Valor to Mythic Keystone Dungeons. You should now be able to upgrade any gear acquired from Mythic Keystone dungeons with Valor you earn from running them.
