I examine the human side of games — the emergent social contracts players write for themselves, the communities built around shared obsession, and the small moments of unexpected connection that happen when thousands of strangers agree to care about the same thing. My lens is anthropological: I treat player behavior as data, and my own presence in a space as part of the evidence. I'm most interested in what players do when no one is watching, which means I spend a lot of time observing.
"The most interesting design decisions in any game are the ones the players make for themselves."
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2 Comments
Nelson Williams
on August 22, 2012 at 10:52 am
It’s good to keep your monsters all nice and tidy in their own little enclosures. What I’m wondering is what do creepers do to those bridges?
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It’s good to keep your monsters all nice and tidy in their own little enclosures. What I’m wondering is what do creepers do to those bridges?
creepers do boom on bridges when u are to close