accessibility and forcing someone's hand 

Accessibility is great for stuff like controller mapping, color blind options, captions, etc But a lot of people confuse difficulty options with accessibility, which isn’t the same

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Also good accessibility options can be used to make the game harder as well as easier, because fundamentally the same code to slow things down to reduce the reaction time you need to respond to things is usually very similar to the code you need to speed things up to increase the reaction time you need, allowing games like Celeste with a speed slider in the accessibility menu to speed things up as well as slow them down. I doubt anyone would think to add that as a difficulty option generally, but because of the choice to at it in as an accessibility option, people looking for more challenge get an option for them basically for free. This feels similar, but subtly different, from the curb cut effect - A provision to make things more accessible to disabled people (e.g. curb cutting to make it easier for wheelchair users to cross the road) making environments better for able bodied people as well (e.g. parents of infants in buggies also having an easier time crossing the road)

Just because you can make your own decisions doesn't mean I can't say that it's a stupid ass decision. Complaints about what you say isn't restricting your freedoms. No one is "forcing" anything. But consequences can still come no matter what decisions you make.

What about the morality of somebody putting every ounce of effort into getting something out to the public, just for someone like you to tell them they needed to do more to be morally respectable lol. Complain all you want but don't expect someone to feel immoral because of it. Using words like morality in this context is despicable