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Experiment Epsilon
by game4science
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Experiment Epsilon
Experiment Epsilon의 태그
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Take part in a real-life experiment!
Researchers from the University of York want you to play a simple first-person shooter – and after you’ve finished, they’ll explain how what you just did helped us to understand new things about gaming!
Take part now – have fun, and also help scientists to understand games (and gamers) better!
플레이 방법
Arrows or WSAD move, R or Ctrl reloads, mouse buttons shoot
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Fuzzyfsh
Nov. 27, 2016
i think your experiment should also be done with a virtual reality headset, since the technology is there now. also, most 1st person shooters allow you to duck or jump, so this one is missing that, how ever for those wanting a high kill count, although irrelevant, you can hold the mouse down for faster shooting.
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Banjooie
Nov. 27, 2016
So guys, 1 to 7 should either be 'most to least' or 'least to most', and repeatedly switching the scales in the hopes you'll get the answers clearly matching your hypothesis is academically unethical at best? I really honestly hope you guys get caught out on this when you have to actually present this to someone.
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