Leweb 3: Interview with Ewan Spence Jonas Luster
09.12.06 Leweb3 - 2 comments / no trackbacks

Ewan Spence and Jonas Luster are both hard core gamers and when you listen to them you will find the most geeky men talking about gaming. ;) (The interviewer only does nice sweet little games like Bejeweled).
Download MP3 (47 min, 28 MB)
Even if you do not play games - listen to it. You might learn something you did not think you would!
I highly enjoyed this conversation but will not make as extensive show notes because this would take a lot of time and want to get this out as soon as possible.
Just some highlights
- What is the challenge? Challenging other people instead what the designer came up with
- Akzeptance, Progression and Selfworth - in game you get that much easier than in Real life.
- Playing against a machine or a human is a much different game
- Made rules are proned to nomic, interpretation and challenge. You can't challenge a computer.
- Reinventing society - easier in World of Warcraft or Second Life?
- Why Jonas wants a "kick his ass" button in Second Life
- Second Life Hippies versus WoW gun lovers
- SL needs a competitor to evolve
- Why do you start gaming? You go there because there are already people there you know
- The thumb generation and a new look at games
- Using Second Life as a test drive for a collectable card game as a playtest instead of a expensive massive real test and using World of Wordcraft to gain experience and learn about different leadership styles
- I just say: Men in skirts!
Tag(s): leweb, leweb3, pre conference podcast, interview, jonas luster, ewan spence, sl, second life, world of worcraft, wow, gaming
2 comments:
Hi. Jonas gave a great talk at Webzine. Videoblogging was also quite a hit at that San Francisco event. This has also been true at many recent Podcamps. The other day, my friend Jay Dedman of http://www.momentshowing.net was wondering why we don’t see a lot of German’s posting video about themselves. Do you think that you will be “vlogging” in addition to your podcasting. I sure hope so. :)
Markus Sandy 15.12.06
I dislike video a lot and find it too much work to get things done. ;)
Nicole 16.12.06
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