When you throw terms around like that at any inconvenience, all you do is dilute them and do a disservice to people who need accessibility. You're basically taking their need, and associating it with crybabies, which *they absolutely are not*.

this is the sort of thing that goes hand in hand with "accessibility" options that completely forget to engage with disabilities players might have. color blindness, photosensitivity, deafness or auditory processing issues, etc. these aren't the same as "not exploring the tools a game gives you"