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> It would allow you to drastically increase the game speed. A lot of the value of these games is the human interaction of several people working closely aroun
by KineticLensman 2y ago
> It would allow you to drastically increase the game speed.
A lot of the value of these games is the human interaction of several people working closely around the same table, not sat at separate screens interacting via the systems rather than each other. These sorts of games have real value for training senior decision makers whose day job is all about personal interactions, e.g. gold or silver commanders in a blue light emergency response scenario. They need to get into the syndicate room and immediately start to discuss how to respond to a crisis, not learn a new game interface.
- chaostheory 2y agoYou don’t need a separate computer per person, just per team. You probably only need a single computer for the entire game. This is really bad mental gymnastics.