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Is this much of a surprise? 'Action video games' these days take place in basically real life 3d simulations - any problems you solve in them can basically map
by hacker_9 11y ago
Is this much of a surprise? 'Action video games' these days take place in basically real life 3d simulations - any problems you solve in them can basically map directly into the real world (travelling from A to B, resource/time management, awareness of what your enemies/competition are thinking/doing etc)
- strictnein 11y agoWhen my wife asks me why I enjoy FPSs (Titanfall, Call of Duty, Halo, etc), I try to explain to her that its like the fastest game of chess imaginable. The difference being that you can only see a couple of the pieces on the board and you have to try to keep track of where you think the remaining pieces are in your mind.