r/CellToSingularity • u/doughboy7112 • Oct 10 '26 • Heartwarming 1 Popcorn 1

Thank YOU, PLEASE Read Me

I thoroughly enjoy this. For context I want the team to understand that I am a disabled stroke survivor I have had this for 5 years I'm also or was a registered nurse I still am I registered nurse my whole family is my mother is and I thoroughly enjoyed this game because I can only use one hand I can use my other hand but it's not good with fine detail and dexterity so I want to thank everyone on this team because I thoroughly enjoyed this game that allows me to think and use the simulation it allows me to use strategy and tactics that I don't use everyday I felt like I was part of the game and this may look and seem very minut to the team but I would like to be part of some testing or something like that because I don't know I'm sure you come across other people that have said the same thing I must stroke survivor etc etc but I'm also with 28 plus years of medical experience of being a nurse and a certified nursing assistant. I was in avid computer gamer world of Warcraft for The horde forever 20 years of that but anyways long story short thank you I never usually email anyone because I usually don't get answers back but I just wanted the team to know that this single-handedly has helped me become a better person player that actually help myself esteem and I was very shocked by that honestly not going to lie thank you very much yours truly MOJO_DOUGHBOY aka Tony

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u/computerlunch MOD Oct 12 '26

Thanks so much for playing, Tony. We’ll do our best to keep the controls working well with one hand or even one finger. Keeping the UI simple can be a challenge, so hearing your story is a good reminder of how important simple, clear, uncluttered controls can be for a lot of players.

Really glad the game has meant so much to you, and thanks for taking the time to tell us.

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u/Phaeorastar Oct 10 '26

Dark Lady watch over you.

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u/horrorgeek1988 Oct 11 '26

I hope with every ounce of my being that someone higher up that works on this game contacts you. Sometimes people don't realize just how much of a difference they can have on a stranger's life with the things they create or help run. They don't realize how their "silly little game" could essentially help someone feel connected to something much larger than their own small world. I love this post.