Forgetting is Frustrating: Learning and Memory in Video Games

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Elisabeth Whyte, Bethesda. This talk will explore how limited memory abilities lead to frustration when learning to play video games. Takeaways include strategies to help prevent overloading players with too much information.

GAconf USA 2024



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