Warning: Constant FS_CHMOD_DIR already defined in /home/digitalw/rhetoricofgaming.digitalwcu.org/WeeklyWriting/wp-config.php on line 101

Warning: Constant FS_CHMOD_FILE already defined in /home/digitalw/rhetoricofgaming.digitalwcu.org/WeeklyWriting/wp-config.php on line 101

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/digitalw/rhetoricofgaming.digitalwcu.org/WeeklyWriting/wp-config.php:101) in /home/digitalw/rhetoricofgaming.digitalwcu.org/WeeklyWriting/wp-includes/feed-rss2-comments.php on line 8
https://rhetoricofgaming.digitalwcu.org/WeeklyWriting/project1/project-1-overview-2/ an RC joint Mon, 09 Oct 2017 03:50:41 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.3 https://rhetoricofgaming.digitalwcu.org/WeeklyWriting/project1/project-1-overview-2/#comment-15 Mon, 09 Oct 2017 03:50:41 +0000 https://rhetoricofgaming.digitalwcu.org/WeeklyWriting/?p=376#comment-15 Very, Very thorough! I think you have an excellent base for your project at the present moment. Looking at the evolution of video games and how they push the boundaries of play is a very worthy subject. I think you’re heading in a great direction!

]]> https://rhetoricofgaming.digitalwcu.org/WeeklyWriting/project1/project-1-overview-2/#comment-14 Mon, 09 Oct 2017 03:42:16 +0000 https://rhetoricofgaming.digitalwcu.org/WeeklyWriting/?p=376#comment-14 This is an incredibly interesting idea for further research. I am curious what you may find to be the future of ubiquitous play, because as of right now, the ARG genre seems incredibly underdeveloped. I wonder if this is a technology issue or a market issue. Have we just not reached seamlessly entertaining ubiquitous play, or is true constant play unattainable? I became interested in this these questions when you said, “when one is their own chess piece, how does that impact the player and the gameplay”. I this this aspect of ubiquitous play is where many of its quirks start.
I think you have a really solid thesis and a well developed idea of where to go. I look forward to reading the final project.

]]>