Metalab Department of Games: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen
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* philip - ja, aber nixi python. und nur 2d. | * philip - ja, aber nixi python. und nur 2d. | ||
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=== gamedev junkies === | === gamedev junkies === | ||
* have a team ready for gamecompos (register on [http://www.gamecompo.com/ GameCompo Mailing List]) | * have a team ready for gamecompos (register on [http://www.gamecompo.com/ GameCompo Mailing List]) | ||
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| + | == MDG Manifest == | ||
| + | <i>Self-awareness is understanding the concept of existing as an individual having thoughts feelings and ideas, and that those are separate from those of others around you. And from this self-awareness, the age old questions of identity were born: Who am I? Why am I? | ||
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| + | And over time, in an attempt to answer these questions, to give meaning to life, to help take meaning from life, we have found tribes of people with whom we identify. And with these people, we spend time, develop outward identities to include apparel, body art, or none, find homes away from home where like others congregate. In these second homes, we engage in the activity particular to a tribe, be it discussing religion, experimenting with various substances, playing a sport or perhaps, videogames. | ||
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| + | And this last, videogames, is a defining feature of our tribe. Not the defining feature, but certainly one. But what else is there? Who are we? What is our place in the world?</i> | ||
| + | :-- [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/issue/92/1 the escapist. issue 92] | ||
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| + | [[Kategorie:Gaming]] [[Kategorie:Gamedev]] | ||
Aktuelle Version vom 30. April 2007, 02:20 Uhr
Metalab Department of Games
- spiele & spielkonzepte presentieren
- ideen brainstorming
- auch wirklich spiele entwickeln
- gjf <-> gamedev weekend (gamelab)
gjf 2.0
mehr ordnung! focus auf präsentationen statt nur slacken und zocken
focus:
- spiele / features / warum is cool präsentieren
- ideenfindung und brainstorming
- socializing zwischen leuten der szene
- gute kontakte zur wiener szene existieren mittlerweile
- user:cbx -> igda, ex-rockstar
- user:philipp -> games college, avaloop
- robert glashüttner
- vertex-4 waren auch schon mal da
- gute kontakte zur wiener szene existieren mittlerweile
massnahmen:
- treffen in der bibliothek - raucher"chill"raum ist nicht gut weil ständiges kommen und gehen
- themenkatalog, grundrecherge und basisaufbereitung für beiträge hyacint
- diskussionen lassen sich nur mit einem einleitenden beitrag und anschauungsmaterial als diskussionsgrundlage ins laufen bringen
- koppelung mit gamedev weekends ist eine super idee!
- Für gamedev weekends und Gaming Jour Fix einen eigenen IRC Channel(Ich reserviere einmal für die nächsten Wochen #mdg auf freenode, im Sinne von ich hau einen ChanServ rein und komme online wenn ich Zeit habe)
- Weil stop-motion Kommunikation meiner Meinung nach nervend ist
gamedev weekends
- wochenende vorm gjf
- target: ein scrum sprint fürs nächste gjf fertig -> shippable!!!111
- baby steps to a complete game (motivation - people admire it. yay)
- ultimate goal: spiel fertigentwickeln
- why dedicated weekends? "is it can be gamedevelopment time now" ... zwischen all meinen projekten muss ich mir dediziert timeslices für solche sachen nehmen.
- "durchs metalab dediziert zeit haben die für spielentwicklung reserviert ist"
provides:
- infrastruktur (svn) game.metalab.at
who?
- meta
- oneup
- nex
- chrysn (wenn sich's terminlich ausgeht)
- philip - ja, aber nixi python. und nur 2d.
- paul???
gamedev junkies
- have a team ready for gamecompos (register on GameCompo Mailing List)
MDG Manifest
Self-awareness is understanding the concept of existing as an individual having thoughts feelings and ideas, and that those are separate from those of others around you. And from this self-awareness, the age old questions of identity were born: Who am I? Why am I?
And over time, in an attempt to answer these questions, to give meaning to life, to help take meaning from life, we have found tribes of people with whom we identify. And with these people, we spend time, develop outward identities to include apparel, body art, or none, find homes away from home where like others congregate. In these second homes, we engage in the activity particular to a tribe, be it discussing religion, experimenting with various substances, playing a sport or perhaps, videogames.
And this last, videogames, is a defining feature of our tribe. Not the defining feature, but certainly one. But what else is there? Who are we? What is our place in the world?
