Clearly, every day that comes proves to us that being disabled doesn’t prevent you from playing League of Legends – including when you are deprived of a hand or an entire arm. Like The Evil Mailbox – that player with cerebral palsy we told you about in a previous article – OneHandMostly can only rely on one of their hands to play video games. However, instead of a gaming mouse with a plethora of buttons, this streamer who made accessibility a hobbyhorse found a much more original technical solution: he controls his champion with his voice and, obviously, that doesn’t stop him from being good.
Evidenced by this video clip, where he steal a Dragon using Ziggs’ ultimate.
A truly inspiring story
“One, four, one … five” – in fact OneHandMostly uses voice recognition software synchronized with League of Legends, so that each of his skills and summoner spells is associated with a key on his keyboard. You will undoubtedly have noticed it, the thing is not done without a small sacrifice since there is a slight delay between the moment when it pronounces the command and when the software executes it, so that it necessarily loses in reactivity and in precision. Otherwise, we can imagine that the technology he uses would be used by other people who are not affected by his disability.
That said, despite this small flaw, that does not prevent him from playing – and in addition to one of the most punitive positions in League : OneHandMostly is indeed a botlaner. More so, it appeals to champions requiring quite a high degree of precision in their skillshots namely Ziggs, Jhin and Jinx – all while displaying total calm that would make most ADC players green with envy …