I suppose the location of the knowledge would depend on the game. In an FPS it makes sense for the knowledge to be with the player, how well you can aim is something the player must cultivate over time. If the game is an RPG, and the player is dealing ...
@Ingrams: In high school my teachers always required a page number on papers, saying that if we reached that page count, our papers were successful. Oftentimes I found the opposite to be true, because in pushing a sufficiently succinct paper to reach that page count reduced the quality. Portal, a ...
This game almost slipped under my radar, although now I've read about it I'm quite intrigued. I can imagine the developers are quite excited. Reading through the interview, this game seems an excellent study in using context to legitimize the technological limitations. If you cannot recreate human speech patterns and ...
@ Dave I seem to recall Deus Ex doing what you spoke about in your second paragraph very well. We played through the first level in class the other day, and after we finished our playthrough, our professor showed us everything we missed, and all the things we could receive ...
