@Modsey I think you make some very good points. I agree with much of what you say, especially that life can still be enjoyable with a disability. Since we do not know how the Sims team is addressing this, I think we should not worry too much about the possible resource cost. Implementing disabled Sims would not necessarily take away too many resources from other content, if this has been in consideration for a long time. They gave us wonderful toddlers in a patch for free, and they gave us the gender patch. We just had to wait a long time for the resources to be present in order to make the features available. I think that more options for diversity and inclusion are always welcome, and that we should remain optimistic. Yes, I would like physical disabilities in my game, and I also think it should be completely optional, just as the gender options are. As for the accessibility of the computer game itself, it would be great if we had options such as large font or alternate colour schemes.
