When playing the game “Oregon Trail” I was having a hard time deciding which role I wanted to play, so I picked the “find out the difference” option and read about the role descriptions.
From that time on, I was dragging into the character that I picked. I was thinking in that position, actually calculating for myself when I needed to buy food and weapons.
I believe this is the magical part of the RPG game. The first person perspective really put the players into the game setting. Also, the possibility of getting shot is different every time; it makes it more realistic (like 2020 people experiencing VR).
From playing, I learned that planning ahead is essential; don’t give up when you are not 100% dead; you will get to what you want once you keep it up. These important takeaways make it not only a game; it actually has great wisdom behind it.
Thank you for your clear explanation! love the VR game you mentioned. We always plan ahead when we playing games
I appreciate your learning outcomes from the game – planning ahead and don’t give up. i can see that there were lots of thinking while you were playing the game
I like how you mention VR games in 2020 compared to the RPG (Oregon Trail) in the 1990s. Now it’s easy to understand how mind-blowing this game was to people!
I agree with your take on the first person perspective being very immersive. This game made me immersed when making decisions for my character.