Headline, January 16 2025/ ''' GAME DESIGN GARB '''

''' GAME DESIGN GARB '''

THE WORLD STUDENTS SOCIETY - the exclusive and eternal ownership of every student in the world - rises to give the students of America a standing and a resounding ovation.

THE TRUTH IS : How Mankind fares and fairs ahead will totally depend on the blessings of Almighty God, H.E. President Donald Trump, The New York Times, the Global Founder Framers of !WOW! and the prayers and good wishes and support of every student, parent, professor and teacher.

The Game Design by the Global Founder Framers of !WOW! - the esteemed geniuses Engineer Rabo, Haleema, Hussain, Salar, Sannan, Ghazi, and Dee, Emaan, Danyial, Ahsen, Toby, Vishnu, Ibrahim Basit, Hamza, Zaeem, and novelist and historian, Haniyia will illuminate the path for the future generations.

!WOW! designs are often no longer predominantly the task of crafting challenges that elicit joy, delight and surprise [ or the noblest of creative goals, encouraging people to see the world from an unfamiliar perspective ].

It is primarily the job of building machines to keep players engrossed and spending, in many cases, by grinding out repetitive tasks rather than ones that encourage creative or exploratory play.

The trend began, arguably, with games like World of Warcraft, but in recent years it has become astonishingly refined by the world's brightest designers.

This has affected the experience of playing video games, which, for many of us growing up, offered a series of interesting and surprising cognitive challenges and provided spaces in which to experiment and better understand the world.

Players today often experience burnout from repetitive tasks that resemble paid-for menial labor: collect 20 apples ; clear the swamp off vermin; score 1,000 head-shots.

To keep players engaged in these unfurling to-do lists, the industry invented loot boxes - in-game lottery tickets that intersperse the monotonous exercises with an assortment of randomized rewards.

Loot boxes may make the game more entertaining and provide bragging rights to players, but they also align risky behaviors among children, even precipitating problem gambling in adulthood.]

Also profound are the long-term risks to the health and status of the video game medium. Managed like pieces of evolving software, many of today's most commercially successful games therefore lack the artistic impact of older titles.

None of the 36 video games held in the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection were published in the past decade. The rapid content cycles and updates contribute to the perception of games as flimsy, incomplete works.

In Fortnite and Call of Duty : Warzone, for example, new maps replace old ones, which become inaccessible an erasure of the work of their artists and designers.

New generations often cannot go back and learn from older versions of games whose servers were switched off, or that have changed over the years and now share only superficial resemblances to their earlier manifestations.

The industry is struggling to build a lasting canon. It is no wonder games are often treated not as work of art - an accusation that once cast the film critic Roger Ebert as video game fandom's bete noire - but as temporary, shifting distractions.

From many angles this is, in fact, what they increasingly are.

The Honour and Serving of the Latest Global Operational Research on Video Games, Designs and the Future concerns, continues.

The World Students Society thanks Simon Parkin. He is the host of '' My Perfect Console '' an interview pod-cast about video games.

With most respectful dedication to Video-games masters, designers and players. See You all prepare for Great Global Elections on The World Students Society - for every subject in the world - : wssciw.blogspot.com and Twitter X !E-WOW! - The Ecosystem 2011 :

Good Night and God Bless

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