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Hace 2 días · Game theory is the study of mathematical models of strategic interactions among rational agents. It has applications in many fields of social science, used extensively in economics as well as in logic, systems science and computer science.
Hace 3 días · Last Train Home’s simplified trait system – these affect how the character moves in combat missions as well as dialogue. Images courtesy of Ashborne Games and THQ Nordic. The game models the Legion’s mentalities in two ways. Firstly, the whole game is written as a journal, mirroring historical fiction written by real Legionnaires.
Hace 4 días · Understanding the Stag Hunt / Assurance Game. The Stag Hunt, also known as the Assurance Game, is a concept in game theory that was first introduced by the philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau in his 1755 work “Discourse on Inequality” [1].Rousseau described a scenario where two hunters must decide whether to cooperate to hunt a stag or to hunt a hare individually.
Hace 2 días · Game theory is a fascinating field of study that explores how individuals make decisions in situations where the outcome depends not just on their own choices but also on the choices of others. Originally developed by mathematicians John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern, game theory has wide applications in economics, political science, psychology, and even everyday life.
Hace 3 días · Roleplay and Empathy. Modeling Medieval Mentalities – Some Promising Trends in Historical Games. Adam Bierstedt June 5, 2024 1 Comments. Adam Bierstedt (Ludohistory) One research trend in game studies deals with the relationship between a player and their “avatar” in the world. Players tend to model their avatars on themselves,…
Hace 5 días · Strategy games are the oldest form of game there is. Whenever two minds meet in competition, strategies are being contemplated. From chess to Risk and Age of Empires, games where you have to think ...
Hace 5 días · In Fromm’s first major work, Escape from Freedom (1941), he charted the growth of freedom and self-awareness from the Middle Ages to modern times and, using psychoanalytic techniques, analyzed the tendency, brought on by modernization, to take refuge from contemporary insecurities by turning to totalitarian movements such as Nazism.
