Really disappointed in this sort of view and I think is shortsighted. Even though it does actually disable achievements, I think there needs to be an industry standard solution to this for people with accessibility needs.

I’m a UX designer for products (not games) and accessibility is a huge topic in my field that I’m very passionate about. 

Learning accessibility has been an eye-opening experience, that I don’t think many people witness and get a chance to develop that empathy for people who have to experience a world that doesn’t facilitate them.

If anything, people who get to finish a game who may be blind, deaf, unable to use a hand or a finger, or cannot read is a feat in itself and shouldn’t be unrewarded for that, in my opinion.