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So true, it's an inferior user experience is most all cases where a UI could suffice. (A game product could be the exception)
by kylebolt 5y ago
So true, it's an inferior user experience is most all cases where a UI could suffice. (A game product could be the exception)
- redisman 5y agoThe early adventure games used a interpreter that was basically like a chatbot. It got quickly replaced by more direct controls. Typing “walk north” instead of just pushing the up arrow or clicking with a mouse was pretty frustrating