Level Design: Concept, Theory, and Practice. Rudolf Kremers

Level Design: Concept, Theory, and Practice


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Level Design: Concept, Theory, and Practice Rudolf Kremers
Publisher: Taylor & Francis



The discourse around “invisible interfaces” has been mostly a binary discussion: either visible or invisible. What that does is reduce design solutions to a level of sameness that inhibits creativity and the ability to lead the pack rather than follow it. The final section discusses the implementation process and argues for the importance of embracing a participatory philosophy in order to align the process with the concept of high involvement. Simply put, employees who conceive, design and implement workplace and process changes are engaged employees. Jul 20, 2009 - This is not to say that you can cover up a bad game by artificially adding emotions; but rather, as a designer, be aware of what decisions your players seem to respond to on an emotional level. Aug 26, 2013 - Theory, Practice, Experience. Apr 15, 2006 - Recent research suggests that high-involvement work practices can develop the positive beliefs and attitudes associated with employee engagement, and that these. On a more concrete level, we should be designing systems that support active learning through interaction, not simply trying to do away with their more difficult parts. Nov 29, 2007 - It's very much a people-oriented job, involving development of high-level concepts for design projects. Apr 9, 2012 - These states are, however, incompatible with deliberate practice, in which individuals engage in a (typically planned) training activity aimed at reaching a level just beyond the currently attainable level of performance by engaging in full concentration It was found after analysing the same data Erikson used to support his theories about practice that in fact only 1/3 of proficiency in a given domain can be attributed to practice.2/3 of proficiency was unrelated to practice. Let's talk a little bit about this elusive concept of “fun.” Games, we are told, are .. But interfaces are not simply visible or invisible; like all other technological objects, they exist on a spectrum of functionality ranging from conspicuous to hidden. We are going to make a mod of a game. Aug 19, 2013 - In this edition of Ask UXmatters, our experts discuss some concepts and practices that defy UX best practices and, thus, have negative consequences—concepts and practices that they wish would simply go away. Every month in Ask UXmatters, our panel of UX experts . This time around, let's practice our ability to provide meaningful decision-making to players.

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