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by zinkem 16y ago
You're partly right, but I think a game like WoW would exist even if there weren't a market to exploit (although probably not on the same scale with today's technology). Look back to the 80s and 90s when these types of games existed for che
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by zinkem 16y ago
I mostly agree with your sentiment. I think WoW and Facebook are very similar in function, connecting people socially through software. I don't really think one is any better or worse than the other. However, I do think something like WoW i
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by zinkem 16y ago
I think this is in part because amateur design is far more apparent (and obnoxious) to the user than inefficient code.
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by zinkem 16y ago
This statement probably means there are five times more job seekers than openings.
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by zinkem 16y ago
I'm not really sure I see the problem here. This kinda thing happens all the time in video games, its how genres get started.
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by zinkem 16y ago
Just as a piece of context, this video was created as part of a competition called Ludum Dare. LD is a competition where a bunch of indie devs and hobbyists get together and make something in a short time frame (48 hours in this case) and s
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by zinkem 16y ago
They may be important, but I think the listed decisions are the epitome of mundane decisions. http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=mundane
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by zinkem 17y ago
I think he means 'own' in the sense that he openly acknowledges his past and isn't ashamed of it, not that he has control over the information itself.