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    Grandmaster Herbalist Company: Green Shroud Company “Enthralling” is the only way to explain Fjorgyn Online. While it was an MMORPG, calling it a mere game is an injustice akin to calling PacMan the new pinnacle of gaming design. Fjorgyn was the first of her kind—a completely immersive MMORPG designed to run exclusively through affordable virtual reality. One had to adorn an unflattering…

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    is the creator of many of the greatest video games of all time. Bethesda has created every sort of video game on the market today, but they are most renowned for their role-playing games. Bethesda’s role-playing games give the player the power of choice in a huge open world. Bethesda’s two most successful franchises, Fallout and The Elder Scrolls, are also the two most popular role-playing franchises in the world. Bethesda’s two most successful games, which happen to come from their two most…

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    My first goal as a leader is let followers keep the passion for the work, even if sometimes we may meet difficulties. I think passion is the very important factor of the plan, it will along with all of us for the whole work process. The most significant effect is that passion can determine the attitude of everyone for the work. For example, passion can make us have a good condition at the beginning of every day’s work. Most of the people must feel that they are more energetic at morning than at…

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    “Why Video Games Should Be Played with Friends, Not Online with Strangers” is a passage written by Bo Moore to persuade his audience that it is more sociable to play video games with friend than online with strangers. The passage outlines how gathering with our friends to play video games is more memorable than playing them online with complete strangers. It continues by giving details on how video game designer Douglas Wilson wanted to bring back social gaming, along with his attempts to…

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    genres of video games before? Everybody like play video games; however, everyone like to play specific video games their taste. I do have a thing for video games, but I have specific genres that I do play the most while playing it. So today, I would like to inform you about the three type genres of video games: Action/Adventure, Simulation, and Role-playing. Also the benefits of the three genres I had chosen. (Transition: Now that we talk about the introduction of video game…

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    feel as if they are trespassing into male territory when playing video games, and because of this they do not get the same sense of belonging as male gamers. (Fox and Tang, 2014) There are many reasons why sexism in the gaming industry still exists, primarily the fact that female designers, programmers, and producers make up only a small part of the gaming industry’s work force, which has lead to the majority of female characters in games being heavily sexualised for male stimulation (Beasley…

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    documentary that follows the lives of seven people as they investigate the controversial, virtual worlds of MMORPGs (Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games). The documentary was written by Victor Piñeiro-Escoriaza, directed by Juan Carlos Piñeiro-Escoriaza, and published by Pure West Films. In these online games, the lives of the gamers are transformed as they become more immersed in games such as EverQuest, EverQuest II, Second Life, and World of Warcraft. According to Edmond Chang,…

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    My First Diablo

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    I was in 6th or 7th grade (2010-2012) when my dad first got me involved in the computer game “Diablo”. All I knew about the game before was that it was like an RPG (Role Playing Game). My dad was playing the 2nd “Diablo” game of the series at the time. He told me that he didn’t play the first “Diablo” because, according to him, the graphics were “too crappy”. Eventually, as I played the game more, I became a better player and knew some gaming jargon. “Diablo” was released to the public in 1996.…

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    Taylor Swifts new music is on YouTube. So you think of it as teachable material for your classroom? Probably not. But for some visionary teachers, pop culture is a useful tool that can help get students interested and engaged in learning, and some can offer resources for better understanding of certain musicology topics of interest. As music educators we are constantly re-evaluating our teaching approaches and techniques to find innovative ways to incorporate technology and how to engage…

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    Andel English 15 12 November 2015 Technological Influences We have all seen that one child playing with a brand new iPhone and thought to ourselves “I never had that when I was young”. Technology is always changing and it is affecting the way children are growing up. Instead of seeing children with stuffed animals and blankets you now commonly see them holding some sort of technology whether it be a phone, game device, or music device. Most of these tools have readily available access to the…

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