"What would you tell to a kid if…" , posted Sat 6 Aug 03:22
Games are educational, they are like interactive books. No matter how crappy simple they are it’s always have a point. This is a thread about how games can be educational. So give your example. Here is mine:
I liked spore on PC, i know is the same tactics american game crap i have seen since little and… erm… erm never like them. But i liked the friendly simple concept of evolution and the development of a civilization and the world combined with the gameplay changes. I think is a simple example of what life is about.
Sadly the way I was playing it was the North American way: hell to diplomacy, hell to religion, hell to making deals and attack. Yeah, a military based world, which is not a good example but for me it was the easiest way to deal with the game. Anyway I never beat it because the computer RAM crashed. But I almost got it.
"Re(1):What would you tell to a kid if…" , posted Sat 6 Aug 06:45
quote: Games are educational, they are like interactive books. No matter how crappy simple they are it’s always have a point. This is a thread about how games can be educational. So give your example. Here is mine:
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I liked spore on PC, i know is the same tactics american game crap i have seen since little and… erm… erm never like them. But i liked the friendly simple concept of evolution and the development of a civilization and the world combined with the gameplay changes. I think is a simple example of what life is about.
Sadly the way I was playing it was the North American way: hell to diplomacy, hell to religion, hell to making deals and attack. Yeah, a military based world, which is not a good example but for me it was the easiest way to deal with the game. Anyway I never beat it because the computer RAM crashed. But I almost got it.
Talk of Spore always reminds me of Evo for the SNES. It was tons of fun, had great story and made survival feel like a valiant struggle.
The part where your dinosaur friend tells you to eat him so you can grow stronger and propogate the species was pretty awesome.
"Re(4):What would you tell to a kid if…" , posted Wed 10 Aug 15:27
Do community service first, then travel. Then you can really see how at the core, all people are the same and have the same wants and desires.
"Re(5):What would you tell to a kid if…" , posted Thu 11 Aug 09:46
quote: Do community service first, then travel. Then you can really see how at the core, all people are the same and have the same wants and desires.
This is such a beautiful comment such beautiful words, you got a point. This is not about parenting but I can't resist this (hehehe). Here is your future son words:
quote:I think if I never got out of my home town, I would never be the asshole that I am today.
Travel the world, be a sarcastic asshole at work and be lovable at home.
"Re(7):What would you tell to a kid if…" , posted Fri 12 Aug 11:04
quote: Your face is unpredictable.
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O.o whoa! Awwwwww, excuse mua, ahem, yeah one of the worlds wonders. What a wise words by the way. Life is unpredictable but always shows the same pattern. :P
"Re(8):What would you tell to a kid if…" , posted Fri 12 Aug 12:11
quote:O.o whoa! Awwwwww, excuse mua, ahem, yeah one of the worlds wonders. What a wise words by the way. Life is unpredictable but always shows the same pattern. :P
"What would you tell to a kid if…" , posted Sat 6 Aug 03:22
"Re(1):What would you tell to a kid if…" , posted Sat 6 Aug 06:45
"Re(2):What would you tell to a kid if…" , posted Sat 6 Aug 08:19
