@UNINOIZE Anything can be a trigger. For me, lack of sleep and stress are the main ones. You can go to Epilepsyfoundation.com for more information.

Bump this

I agree with Robin, time to bump once again

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I'm also curious to have an update on this. I do not live with epilepsy or photosensitivity, and I was wondering if there is a comprehensive list somewhere of epileptic/photosensitive triggers. Is it only flashing lights that can be a seizure trigger? Also, most importantly, I'm wondering if there is a way to have SAFE light effects that for sure would not trigger anyone living with epilepsy and/or photosensitivity?

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I came here to suggest the same tag. The first screen of my main game is a photosensitivity warning, so I worry that if I don't mention it in my title or build it into my overlay it may harm someone.

This would be great as a warning screen rather then a tag - or both (like when a stream is marked matured and you have to click to view) since someone could be raided into a stream not knowing its going to contain flashing lights.

Having a game list that is known to contain flashing lights should be automatically be given this warning too, as well as an option for creators being able to pick the option to add the warning (such as djs with visual effects etc etc)

Would also like for a separate "epilepsy" tag too. So that gamers with epilepsy can find each other and recommend what games are safe for each other to play and watch.

Heath and safety for gamers should really be a driving force to get this actioned. This would be a huge benefit to so many people with epilepsy and photosentivity.
Come on Twitch please make this happen!

This would benefit not just those with epilepsy, but folk with photosensitivity too. Please make it easier for your fantastic community of content creators to notify viewers when they are playing content that could physically harm them.

This really needs to be added

Please implement this! This is a fantastic idea.

So many people affected by flashing lights as an epilepsy trigger, putting a warning on before these are played would be an amazing health and safety initiative.

This makes sense, especially with the volume of games that are now giving these warnings when you turn on a game!

This is a great idea, and worth spreading.