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 Article one: Try Feedforward Instead of Feedback I chose this first article to give feedback on because i was drawn to the topic the moment i read the heading of the page. Immediately i put together what the article would consist of and i am glad to say that i was nowhere near disappointed with the information that i acquired. This article speaks the truth as it tells us about how people have been providing feedback for a long time now. This article explains the art of how we should provide feedback and tells us that we should be giving feedback in a way that will allow progressions and allow one to work with the feedback rather than giving them feedback on something they cannot alter. Here are some points from the  Article : -  We can change the future. We can’t change the past. -    It can be more productive to help people learn to be “right,” than prove they were “wrong.” -  Feedforward is especially suited to successful people. -   Feedforwar...

  Game Idea Research Now that we are here i want to talk to you about what i have decided going forward in my project. I wish to carry out and endless game for my project.  If you did not get to see my Game Brainstorm Blog where i talked about all my ideas basically what i mean by and endless game is a game that has no end and runs on high score to make up for not having an event to look forward too. A well known example of this as mentioned before are our very own "Temple Run" and "Subway Surfer". I chose this because growing up i was a very competitive type gamer and did not really care much for beating levels and getting to the end of the game but rather pushing myself to beat high scores whether it be online or against my friends score. So i think it's only fitting i create one of my own.  (Image from  here ) The game mechanics i have thought would work great for this are the mechanics of Subway Surfer as it has all the necessary moving mechanics needed to p...

 Game Elements Source:  Click Here In this blog i am going to be discussing my thoughts on the readings that were provided for us this week. Looking through the first reading ( What are the Qualities of Games? ) we see a couple of different things that help us kind of get a better idea of how components and other things work withing the game itself. There are many things that a game consists of and the more i go through the first reading it opens my eyes not only to new information but to different questions and different ways of looking at a game. Everyone would love to create a fifa or call of duty type game right off the bat but in reality that's not how it works. I won't lie when i began reading through i started to get a little bored but as i went down i began to ask different questions and came across a few questions that got me thinking. Here are some of those questions:  What challenges do the players face? What actions can players take to overcome those challenge...