Even as someone who's not disabled, these Vistas are intense, flashy, and unnecessary. They could simply replace it with a brief fade to black or some other effect or even just a simple jump-cut. You can be traversing through a dark dimly lit part of a zone when suddenly your screen flashes white and it just completely takes your mind out of the game with how jarringly bright it is.
Not only is it important to improve accessibility and reduce health risks for the disabled, if ANET adjusted GW2 to be less garishly bright or at least configurable to prevent such transitions and effects it would be better for everyone.
Even as someone who's not disabled, these Vistas are intense, flashy, and unnecessary. They could simply replace it with a brief fade to black or some other effect or even just a simple jump-cut. You can be traversing through a dark dimly lit part of a zone when suddenly your screen flashes white and it just completely takes your mind out of the game with how jarringly bright it is. Not only is it important to improve accessibility and reduce health risks for the disabled, if ANET adjusted GW2 to be less garishly bright or at least configurable to prevent such transitions and effects it would be better for everyone.
