@frankie_flowers@franken.social
2026-03-06 13:39 UTC
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@msaari@mementomori.social 2026-03-06 14:21
@frankie_flowers@franken.social @iain@ohai.social We had a colorblind player too, and he had no complaints. We didn't get any red cities on the board though =D In the first edition game we got to red cities, but there the board is brown and we also had replacement city tokens with shapes to make things easy to recognise. I've replaced the glass beads in my copy with acrylic tokens. I don't know if those help a lot, as they're still mostly separated by color (there's a different icon, but they're quite similar). I suppose using the token holders for cities might help a bit, as red cities will have a larger token holder pointing to them. But it's curious how often the red-green color blindness is ignored in graphic design, even though the topic has been discussed for decades now.