Then there are games like The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild, Biomutant, Enslaved or The Last Of Us that drop you in a once-great but now ruined architecture.Īlong with these pre-built spaces, there are also games that invite you to affect and rebuilt the architecture of a world.
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Games like Townscaper allow you to easily create series of buildings and consider how one structure relates to those around it - like a street-scene generator. Then there are games like Animal Crossing, that offer a social context in which to apply your architectural and landscaping skills. Then there are games that build spaces that would be impossible in real life. From the Escher-like Manifold Garden to the scale-confounding Superliminal, these games can play with perspective and movement to not only confuse the player but open new possibilities in perceiving buildings.įinally, there are games with breathtaking architecture. Whether it's the atmospheric lighting of Control, the climbable buildings of the Uncharted series or Shadow of the Colossus vast cathedral-like structures, video games often create original spaces that stop you in your tracks. The video games in this list create space to notice, reflect and try your hand at architecture. They are fun, but they are also important because the design of the spaces we spend time in have profound effects on how we feel, think and move. We've worked with SpecialEffect on this list of games which aims to highlight games that are good for people with reduced fine motor control. Special Effect is a charity that aims to put fun and inclusion back into the lives of people with physical disabilities by helping them to play video games. They use technology ranging from modified joypads to eye control to find a way for people to play to the very best of their abilities. “I would find larger joysticks and buttons potentially helpful”Īlong with physical input considerations like mounting your controller to access to more buttons or using peripherals with larger buttons and joysticks, this list focuses on games that meet some of the following criteria: “Holding and using a standard controller at the same time can be tricky” “Doing things with one hand or one hand at a time is easier than using both hands” “My fingers don’t move much, but I can move my arms in big movements” “I have one hand stronger than the other” “I can hold on to things well, but I find it difficult to let go” People with these and similar conditions might identify with some of the following phrases: “We discussed several conditions which can impact fine motor control such as cerebral palsy, brain injury, digital amputation, Nerve conditions, chronic pain, arthritis/RSI or high spinal injury. Hearthstone has been disconnecting about 2 times every few hours I play.Support gamepads rather than requiring keyboards: Such as Luigi's Mansion, New Pokemon Snap, Kirby's Epic Yarn.Offer motion control: Such as Splatoon, Wii Sports, Arms, Just Dance, Kinect Sports.Offer button remapping: Such as Marvel's Spider-Man or Stardew Valley.įewer buttons: like Oco, Mario Kart 8, Alto's Odyssey.Require one input at a time either joystick or button: like Mario Kart, Bubbles the Cat or Sonic the Hedgehog. I have never had another game disconnect even 1 time. No other blizzard games disconnect from online. I believe this issue is always related to the game disconnecting as well. I play SC2 and HotS often and have never once had an issue. I can run other blizzard games 100% fine. Helper.exe is at 0% usage for maybe 30 seconds followed by a spike for 1 second, 0% for 2 seconds, another 1 second spike then maybe 5 seconds flat followed by another spike.Ĭlosing out battlenet while running hearthstone does not help. When you look at the logs Hearthstone is a perfect flat line across right at 19.7-20% usage. It's the strangest thing I have ever seen. Process explorer shows Hearthstone consistently using right at 20% and it shows another file called Helper.exe which is causing the spikes. Then I run hearthstone in windowed mode and watch afterburner and process explorer. When I run process explorer which is basically a very detailed version of task manager it allows you to click on hearthstone.exe and view exactly what that program is using.
It's also been randomly crashing at times and when I check the usage it always hits 99% right before crashing. It's very consistent, if I check it over a 1 hour period you just see lines all over the place in Afterburner going from 20-99% randomly. It sits there and then randomly spikes up to 70-90% every few seconds. I have a 270x / I-5 4460 and the gpu usage normally should be around 20% or so. When I run hearthstone lately my GPU usage is all over the place and is driving me crazy.
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