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Information goes from one player to other, it used to be that the circles for this were small (relatives, classmates etc) but now it's the whole world. Besides
by Levitz 4y ago
Information goes from one player to other, it used to be that the circles for this were small (relatives, classmates etc) but now it's the whole world.
Besides of what you are talking about, it also affects developers, it is not that strange for games today to be developed assuming you are going to google things out or that you are going to be assisted by a wiki site, I'm frankly worried about this.
I recently played Subnautica, one of the features is that after making a vehicle you can craft upgrades for it, you also have to replace the energy cells they use, yet the game gives no indication on how to do either thing, a quick google search will point out that there are specific areas of the vehicle that can be interacted with, but it really feels like there is a missing prompt or tutorial somewhere.
What will become of these experience in some 20-30 years I don't know.