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Ken's Labyrinth is a name I haven't heard in awhile. I wonder what Ken Silverman is up to these days... I've wondered similar stuff. Even in something like Wo
by tombert 2y ago
Ken's Labyrinth is a name I haven't heard in awhile. I wonder what Ken Silverman is up to these days...
I've wondered similar stuff. Even in something like Wolfenstein 3D, where most of the rooms kind of feel the same, I managed to figure out how to navigate and not get too lost (even as a kid, and even before I realized that there's a map you can use). I've always wondered if there's a way to convert that relatively fast bit of memorization I was doing into something actually useful.
I still need to look into "memory palace" stuff.
- vunderba 2y agoGood question - kind of lost track of him after his work on the Build engine. It seems like with virtual environments like Second life, or even moving around in Google maps street view that there might be lots of ways to build virtual memory palaces that would lend themselves well towards memorization.