So I've been discovering recently that I've been growing in my habit to turn on the colorblindness mode in almost every game that I have the ability to turn it on in, and this has had me thinking for a little while now about if I'm the only one that actually intentionally does this despite not being colorblind.
This is a small survey. All you gotta do is respond in the comments with your answers to these questions, so long as you're NOT colorblind:
1. What game(s) is it?
2. Why do you do it?
3. Does having it enabled improve your experience in it?
Example response based on my own experience:
Risk, Fillment, I've discovered that my own brain tends to process information regarding shapes faster, so whenever I attempt to solve a puzzle, I've ended up being able to find solutions faster with the colorblindness mode turned on. There are some games I've played, however, where the colorblindness mode simply just shifts the colors instead of adding something additional to the GUI, and it probably only benefits colorblind individuals.
