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General => Introductions => : Dagda March 31, 2010, 11:03:22 PM



: Hey, all!
: Dagda March 31, 2010, 11:03:22 PM
Having browsed the forum, I'm happy to have found a community of like-minded individuals.

Then, having read the (not a) manifesto, I'm realizing that I might actually be a devil's advocate of sorts. This ought to be interesting.

See, I'm very much on board with the whole "creative passion" thing, very much excited to be a part of burgeoning movement that's working to explore the unique potential of games, to use the medium for more than just simple entertainment. The catch is that when I say "games", I'm not referring to interactive virtual experiences. I'm talking about the other side of the venn diagram, the game itself.

As for who I am: 21-year-old college student, majoring in psychology, located in the USA's pacific northwest. I don't consider myself an artist (to me art can be defined as abstract self-expression, with an artist being someone who Has Something To Say), but I would consider myself a craftsman and a storyteller.

Hi, I'm Dagda. And I seem to have done this introduction in reverse order.


: Re: Hey, all!
: Michaƫl Samyn April 01, 2010, 12:56:56 AM
Welcome, Dagda.

I hope you are aware of the exercise that we're trying to do here: to create interactive entertainment and art by actively rejecting traditional game structures. So this forum is not the place for singing the praises of games. We know about all that and there's plenty of room for that elsewhere. This forum is about something else. About making love, notgames.  :)


: Re: Hey, all!
: Dagda April 01, 2010, 02:28:42 AM
Understood. I think that in practice I'll be on the same page.


: Re: Hey, all!
: God at play April 01, 2010, 05:33:39 AM
Welcome, Dagda.  It will be great to have a different perspective here.  I look forward to seeing what you come up with.  Your idea in the love thread sounded interesting...


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