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I know I promised them within 48 hours, but 60 hours will have to do. Sorry for the short delay. I expect to get around to posting my overview of the conference in general later this week - maybe in...
Clint Hocking's 2006 GDC talk (transcript and slides) mentioned in lecture. Authorial abdication, player as co-creator of expressive experience.
Here's the link to the first lecture slides. The formatting got a little cranky, sorry about that.
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Today's guest speaker, Erin Hoffman, has published a bunch of fantasy novels that are available on Amazon.com. Check them out!
Last Playtest before the Final Project Project [Monday Section]
The Songlines [Bruce Chatwin] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. <DIV>Bruce Chatwin—author of <b>In Patagonia</b>—ventures into the desolate land of Outback Australia to learn the meaning of the Aborginals' ancient Dreaming-tracks. Along these timeless paths
This book, mentioned in CTIN488 today, explains how stories were used by the Aboriginal people of Australia to instruct on how to traverse the country. This is an example of how powerful and useful stories can be in life, and definitely in games too.
A good message for all of us. Inspired by GDC, but true all the time.
