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- adjective Of or pertaining to
ludology .
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Examples
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I think there are some additional twists to this: Many "ludological" texts come from a narrative1 tradition of close readings, examining text structure etc... in order to point out how the player experience is special in a game.
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I've always loved the games, because they perform a neat form of ludological jujitsu.
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I've always loved the games, because they perform a neat form of ludological jujitsu.
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Maybe it's because text-chat is inherently abstract; it's something that happens in our heads, in a sort of ludological backchannel of our minds.
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Maybe it's because text-chat is inherently abstract; it's something that happens in our heads, in a sort of ludological backchannel of our minds.
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What it ultimately does, if the poster goes so far, is dismiss the validity of the idea that these environments are non-trivial, which challenges the ludological premise at its very foundation.
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This is a place where conventional structural forms of ludological thinking go badly wrong, I think, where a more narratological interest in content, meaning, communicative capacity is necessary.
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It's just that those aren't the kinds of game-mechanical, ludological innovations that often get discussed in development conversations.
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This is a place where conventional structural forms of ludological thinking go badly wrong, I think, where a more narratological interest in content, meaning, communicative capacity is necessary.
November 2005 2005
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Most virtual worlds discussion is still at the gaming/ludological end of the scale which makes sense because most VWs are designed and marketed as games :-.
The Skinnable World 2005
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