u/JeruldForward

I’d like to be a lawyer, but worry about my ability to succeed given my vision. I’m 20/150 in my left eye, 20/200 in my right, with mild color blindness and very little depth perception.

I’m wondering if any visually impaired people who have followed this path could share their experiences with law, either the schooling or the practice.

How are the accommodations? Does the environment allow you to succeed? How bad is prejudice in the field?

Really just any insight you want to give could be helpful.

Not “oh I’m shivering this is too much” cold. Just “I’m fine but would prefer to be warmer” cold. Or do their brains not work like that?

Might seem silly. I just never know if I should share my blanket with him in bed.

So I fought a bunch of redcoats as Haythem. As you all probably know, he loses sync for killing innocents (which could be a a whole discussion by itself), but in this video, there is a witness cowering and begging me not to kill him. I did it anyway just to see what would happen, and I did not lose any sync or anything. Is it just because he’s a witness? Maybe Haytham’s line IS a bit farther just because he’s a Templar?

Anyway is this a known mechanic? If not, what do you think it was about?

Not sure how well known this is, but apparently you can talk to Charles in Sequence 4 after meeting Ziio. He actually sounds like a Templar, but honestly I agree with everything he says. What do you think? Is he too cynical?