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Massively Multiplayer Thoughts
I played Eve-Online for some considerable time. What I’ve realized is that online massively multiplayer games seem to share it’s simplistic graphics requirements. I remember there being (at one point) a big stink about the game finally dropping support for … Continue reading
Fallen Earth Review
Gamers First’s Fallen Earth became free-to-play this weekend. I have enjoyed a number of forays into post-apocalyptic landscapes (Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, Rage; even Left 4 Dead is, in some respect post-apocalyptic); so I expected to enjoy Fallen Earth. … Continue reading
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Thoughts on Eve Online (… and WoW and FarmVille … and…)
…after Pavlov’s famous experiment where a dog could be expected to salivate after certain conditioning, a man called Skinner extended this work with some rather interesting results… specifically that the reward system could be even more effective if it was somewhat unpredictable and still periodic… Continue reading