bloodymarysgirl

I would prefer if admins controlled it because, for staff-related reasons, they would know who has the tag and could keep a list. Again, thank you all so much to everyone who has upvoted this and contributed to the discussion! Your support and feedback truly mean a lot to me, and I appreciate every single one of you. Thank you for helping make this idea even better!

I've seen this happen firsthand. People ignore players who say they're deaf because they don't believe them, and it's incredibly frustrating. I've also seen criminals and PD deliberately use voice around them anyway, effectively setting them up because they know the player can't hear what's being said. That's exactly why there should be clear rules about this. Without rules, there's nothing stopping people from taking advantage of a player's disability or pretending they never knew. A visible indicator only works if players are expected to respect it. The goal isn't to give anyone special treatment—it's to make sure everyone has a fair opportunity to participate in RP without being intentionally disadvantaged because of a real accessibility need.

Not every feature has to exist for RP immersion. Accessibility features are meant to make the game more inclusive, and players who need them shouldn't have to choose between participating and staying invisible.

Just like the New Player tag, Daxu brought up the idea of adding a tag for players with disabilities. My boyfriend, who plays on the server, is deaf in real life. Because of this, there are situations where he may not notice things that other players would, especially if they rely on voice or audio cues. A disability tag could help other players understand this and encourage reasonable accommodations when interacting with players who choose to use it. If a tag like this were added, it would also be important to establish clear guidelines for how it should be used and what, if any, accommodations or expectations come with it. That way, everyone understands how to interact respectfully and consistently, while avoiding confusion or creating unfair advantages. The tag would be completely optional, allowing players to decide for themselves whether they want to identify as having a disability. Its purpose would simply be to improve communication, awareness, and the overall experience for those who may need it.

It is a very popular emote hud that lets you see the emotes and you can easily key-bind emote. I know with the fiveM server being created right now to just suggest it. https://forum.cfx.re/t/paid-standalone-new-ui-update-cylex-animation-menu-v2-6700-emote-custom-emotes-dances-sync-emotes-gang-signs-and-more/5215517?page=3