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1	Open Code	Data ID	Axial Theme

2	Has only mono vision	625 901 1803 2302 3202	Players report having significant vision descrepancies between their left and right eyes. These discrepancies can result in impaired depth perception and fields of view.
3	Has bino discrepancy	1600 1700 2000 3101 3401 3701 4701
4	Has limited FOV	606 612 1001 1804 1805
5	Has poor depth perception	625 1400
6	Has muscle-related injury	1501	A few players report having less common vision-related health issues that negatively affect their gaming.
7	Has motion sickeness	2901
8	Has floaters in vision	3702 3706
9	Has double vision	3701
10	Has situational visual impairment	4601	One player notes situational vision-impairment.
11	Is acustomed to impairment	402 1001 1600 2801 3501 3701 3704 3803 3904 4004 4101 4701	Players are accustomed to barriers.
12	Wears glasses	101 201 301 701 1102 1500 1801 2000 2801 3001 3302 3401 3601 3701 4000 4101 4301 4401	Many players wear corrective lenses to resolve or mitigate vision problems. Some players do not need or want to wear them all of the time.
13	Avoids wearing glasses	501 1700 2201
14	Does not always wear glasses	600 624 1103 1700
15	Uses "readers"	1901
16	Experiments with distance and screen	624	Players use different screen sizes and viewing distances, whether by neccesity or choice. A large screen and close distance is not suitable to everyone; some players prefer the opposite.
17	Prefers larger screen	101 1102 2001 2102 2802 3703 3801
18	Prefers smaller screen	610 702 1700 2201 2301 2305
19	Moves closer to screen	702 2101 3801 4101 4301
20	Moves away from screen	610 611 1104 3302
21	Distance has no effect	3704
22	Uses zoom function	1802 2103	A couple of players use system-level zoom features, but they have limitations. Some players are unaware of such features.
23	Notes limitation of zoom function	1802 2103
24	Is unaware of zoom feature	2501 3703
25	Does not use 3D feature	1101 1105 1600	A couple of players do not use 3D features because discomfort or pain.
26	Prefers time to process info	612
27	Cites good example	102 622 624 1201 1202 1301 1401 1402 1807 2304 2601 3805 3903 4402 4501	A dozen number players have cited good examples, and a comparable number have cited bad examples. One player has cited several bad examples.
28	Cites bad example	403 601 602 604 606 610 616 618 619 627 629 703 1302 1403 1802 1804 1805 2101 2103 2304 2701 3804 3902 4301
29	Not into advanced specs	201 802 4101 4201	Some have little to no interest in advanced display technology.
30	Has standard for specs	202
31	Describes bad experience	601 602 605 613 619 703 1802 2601
32	Notes colorblind accessibility	202 620 1201	References to colorblind inaccessibility outnumber colorblind accessibility.
33	Notes colorblind inaccessibility	403 601 604 606 616 617 619 627 629 1301 1302 2401
34	Notes text inaccessibility	610 616 702 703 1802 1901 2001 2101 2103 2305 3703 4001 4301	Text inaccessibility is the most prevalent issue. Some players believe that small text is a recent trend.
35	Notes HUD inaccessibility	4301
36	Notes trend of inaccessible text	704 1806 2101
37	Uses external resource	601	To overcome some barriers, one player relies on resources that are external to the game. They use memorization or info guides.
38	Uses memory to compensate	603 606 627
39	Notes physical discomfort/pain	602 611 703 1103 1104 1502 3401 4001 4302	Discomfort or pain can result from inaccessible game design. Concerns might be serious enough to seek advice from health experts.
40	Has sought expert advice	632
41	Certain gaming can pose health risk	632
42	Has trouble identiying/navigating	403 616 1301	Impairments lead to difficulty with various game activities / genres
43	Has trouble distinguishing figures/grounds	604 605 627 629 1804 2104 3804
44	Has trouble noticing cues	2104
45	Has trouble with complex stimuli	1502 3202 4401 4402
46	Has trouble with complex stimuli	3704 3706
47	Has trouble with FPV games (motion sickness)	4002
48	Notes grassroots effort	705
49	Colorblind modes (universal) are helpful	626 1202 1301 1303 3805 3901	Universal colorblind modes are 'hit' or 'miss.' Specific color options would be helpful.
50	Colorblind modes (universal) are not always helpful	3901
51	Colorblind choices (specific) would be helpful	607 623 626 628 630 1202 3902
52	Non-color attributes are helpful	620 1202
53	Text-size choices (specific) would be helpful	2301 2305 3802	Specific text-size options would be helpful.
54	Assistive mode would be helpful	1804	Features, modes, and options that exist in other games are helpful, even though they are not necessarily intended for low-vision players.
55	Brightness/contrast choices are helpful	608 609 2601 3802
56	Progress indicators are helpful	613 614 615 624
57	Map legends are helpful	403
58	Aim-assist is helpful	1401
59	Reminders/summaries are helpful	624
60	Depth/distance indicators are helpful	625 631 3102 3806
61	Is optimistic about change	622 2601 4003 4004	Some are optimistic about future accessibility, but others are pessimistic. Some think that only big companies have the resources for accessibility. Players intuitively recognize that some desired features might not be feasible.
62	Is pessimistic about change	1806 3903
63	Believes large companies make effort	3903 4003
64	Non-impaired player supports movement	4501
65	Recognizes tech hurdle	626 628 1202
66	Enjoys VR gaming	2002	Despite impairments, VR and local multiplayer are played.
67	Play local multiplayer (split-screen)	627
68	Play local multiplayer (shared-screen)	629
69	Inaccesibility can deter purchases	2601 4002	Vision impairments affect buying decisions.
70	Researches games beforehand	2304	Vision impairments affect buying decisions.
71	Plays games with colorful palettes	2303	Players favor or avoid certain types of games or genres.
72	Prefers less-demanding stimuli	203 1503 3706 4401 4402
73	Avoids demanding stimuli	1502 4402
74	Shows gratitude to discussion	1800 2306 4004 4005	In-group is grateful for dicussion
75	Outsider interested in discussion	1701 4801 4901	Out-group is interested in discussion
76	Accessible solutions are/might be counterproductive	3707
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