I am a young prospective game designer living in a country that is light years away from providing specialized education.
I currently work as a QA specialist and ghostwriter.
An innocent opinion on the way modern RPGs deal with the interactions between player and non-playable characters. What helps and (especially) hinders the immersion we need in single player games.
@Dave Fried: I think I won't agree on that one. Farmville and most of the social mmo's we have out there now i would even count Runescape among them succeeded in attracting such a large audience especially because there is no client download involved and no technical knowledge required to ...
I have been struggling for a long while to understand why people are resenting this type of online authentication scheme. While i can see where the people who play on a laptop in a train or during a vacation where there's no wi-fi stand, for the rest it seriously seems ...
Attempting to mix Casual and Hardcore gaming is a cardinal sin, as it gives a mediocre experience to both parties, and does the exact opposite of what it in theory is supposed to do... WoW managed to gloriously mix what you call casual and hardcore gaming for a number of ...
What bugged me the most about the game was the forced conflict. From what i saw prior to the game's release, i was expecting a beautiful exploration/arcade experience through a sterile urban environment. Faith's character was intriguing and she had the chance to become one of the most unique personnas ...
A character that 'pops up' on the battlefield is exactly what was missing from the game. Disregard the fact that he would be the main target of bets like 'five g's on who gets the funny haircut dude'.
