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How do players perceive AI and NPCs in video games? (Gamers, All Ages)

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Looking things up in games is still all-or-nothing: you can't get one hint without risking the whole map

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Designing a Platform to Rate Historical Accuracy in Video Games - MSc Survey

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Analyzing the Failure of Land of Chaos Online (LOCO)

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The Incurious Protagonist: Why I Cannot Fully Immerse Myself In Elden Ring Lore

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Help me love Alan Wake II

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Opinion: If a game isn't fun/engaging during the first couple of hours, it's just a bad game, period

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Is there more to the discussion of pricing in games beyond the binary of "will buy/won't buy"?

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Why Iā€™m still iterating on an (almost) empty multiplayer game: The community trap and the server as an "Artwork"

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Attack magnetism/stuck to target/movement assist, not to be confused with soft locking. The good and the bad.

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/r/truegaming casual talk

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Opinion: old MMO remakes use nostalgia bait and sell oldschool players their memories. But it's fine

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Roblox just convinced me that the "safest" way to buy Robux for a child is to give them access to my credit card. Is this really what they want?

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Mythbusting PC gaming

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When you're designing, are you chasing fun or engagement?

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I can't take critics or anyone who use the word "objective" when critiquing or discussing games.

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Opinion: The PS6 does not need to release in at least the next 2 years; What do you think?

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1080P GAMING IS THE WAY TO GO

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The "free-flow" combat system is needlessly restrictive and lacking substance.

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Sometimes I wonder that at what point in games do we cross the line from heroic protagonist in games to just being an villain in disguise.

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Embracing Absurdity: What The Hitman Franchise Gained And What It Lost

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Isn't it weird how deeply certain (sub)genres are tied to specific visual styles?

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