The full video is here: http://fora.tv/fora/showthread.php?t=451
EFF, they start the conversation with an exploration of 'compression' in science -- thought that was cool considering how you brought that up a while back.
Def worth watching full version. They know what they are talking about - it's great to hear them talk about the diff between random and algorhythmic generation of music (as can be applied to video games or perhaps visual art). Both of these guys are amazing - I love smart guys who aren't academic. Oh man - Will Wright has the coolest slides. Who is Christopher Alexander? The thing they said about the complexity of the generative system (the rules) of a game and the depth of the strategy is interesting. I think it is helping me directly - I've been exploring the idea of simplifying the rules of that "Pictocracy" video. I think this is helping me feel more confident about that. Oh man - this is so worth watching.
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The full video is here: http://fora.tv/fora/showthread.php?t=451
EFF, they start the conversation with an exploration of 'compression' in science -- thought that was cool considering how you brought that up a while back.
"Intro" – 1:57
"Svartberg" (Black Mountain) – 4:06
"Rivfader" – 4:09
"Vätteanda" (Goblin Spirit) – 4:35
"Bastuvisan" (Sauna Song) – 1:19
"Blodnatt" (Blood Night) – 4:41
"Midnattens Widunder" (The Monsters of Midnight) – 4:40
"Segersång" (Victory Song) – 1:59
"Svampfest" (Mushroom Feast) – 2:03
Def worth watching full version. They know what they are talking about - it's great to hear them talk about the diff between random and algorhythmic generation of music (as can be applied to video games or perhaps visual art).
Both of these guys are amazing - I love smart guys who aren't academic. Oh man - Will Wright has the coolest slides. Who is Christopher Alexander?
The thing they said about the complexity of the generative system (the rules) of a game and the depth of the strategy is interesting. I think it is helping me directly - I've been exploring the idea of simplifying the rules of that "Pictocracy" video. I think this is helping me feel more confident about that.
Oh man - this is so worth watching.
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