This is interesting and I think reinforces the point that having options would benefit many more players. As there are lots of different forms of colourblindness, it's a tricky point to argue sometimes that something is 'now colourblind friendly' - especially when dealing with the level of detail that are on the new cards.Shobu wrote: ↑16 April 2026, 10:18interesting, i'm colorblind and couldn't play the previous implementation (around 3 years ago). After a quick preview, the current palette seems much more manageable.TheGreatGog wrote: ↑16 April 2026, 00:19 I have visual impairments, including severe colour blindness. The new design is hideous from my perspective and clearly the designers have not consulted properly with people with these impairments. I know the cards have a symbol, but even that is hard for me to distinguish. Please make the old option available. Designers really shouldn''t try to fix things that aren't broken.
I'm pleased it works better for you and hope they implement a simple toggle between versions.
As I've mentioned in a post above, the text on the card fails standard WCAG accessibility checks so it isn't accessible for those with common visual impairments who could otherwise play if those standards were met