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Samantha Lee
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  • Storrs Mansfield, CT
  • United States

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Mar 19, 2009
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Mar 7, 2009
Samantha Lee replied to Roger Travis's discussion Class discussion for "Gaming Homer" online course
"Glenn Furst said:My penguin's new winter jacket doesn't exactly stack up to the complexity of Achilles' shield. I am also unable to harvest gear off of dead penguins in Club Penguin, but the base idea of gear representing honor is…"
Mar 7, 2009
Samantha Lee replied to Roger Travis's discussion Class discussion for "Gaming Homer" online course
"Mike Stamatis said:Right off the bat, just looking at the 2nd screenshot, one would be inclined to make the assumption that the second player is stronger in power. An experienced player of WoW would recognize the weapon as the Broken Promise sword,…"
Mar 7, 2009
Samantha Lee replied to Roger Travis's discussion Interview planning for "Living Epic" online course
"1. (To GD) When developing a game with customizing options (ie- paint details on cars, images on armor, etc.) are there preferences you hope a gamer will specifically use? Why? 2. Would you design a game where you would make certain optional…"
Mar 6, 2009
Samantha Lee replied to Roger Travis's discussion Class discussion for "Gaming Homer" online course
"Warren Nesteruk said:Another question. If gear were as lavishly detailed within a game as it is within the epic, would video game players really care or take notice? From my general experience with video games, I think a vast majority of people who…"
Mar 4, 2009
Samantha Lee replied to Roger Travis's discussion Class discussion for "Gaming Homer" online course
"I definitely liked the presentation of gear in this section. Though I would like to propose that the gear we give our characters are an ideal representation of ourselves. That is, on some level, we would love to be that person who can defend himself…"
Mar 1, 2009
Samantha Lee and Warren Nesteruk are now friends
Feb 24, 2009
Samantha Lee replied to Roger Travis's discussion Class discussion for "Gaming Homer" online course
"Warren Nesteruk said: This is another interesting concept. The lack of the perpetual boss. I was trying to address this actually while I was playing call of duty 5 with my friend the other day, and I was able to come up with a loose, and I strongly…"
Feb 21, 2009
Samantha Lee replied to Roger Travis's discussion Class discussion for "Gaming Homer" online course
"Adam Zajac said:So to me, grinding in video games serves two purposes. Firstly it gives the player a change to learn and develop new skills that are vital in progressing in the game, otherwise you would stand little chance against any strong boss…"
Feb 21, 2009
Samantha Lee replied to Roger Travis's discussion Interview planning for "Living Epic" online course
"1. How do you think the expression of values and morals in video games affect the player? Do you think it does? How far do you take your responsibility in the expression of "good" morals? 2. How do you make "level grinding" more…"
Feb 19, 2009
Samantha Lee replied to Roger Travis's discussion Class discussion for "Gaming Homer" online course
"I am going to have to agree with Warren (o dear!) and say that the presentation of aristeia through the “battle books” of the Iliad blew me away. The obligatory guts and gore also bored me. It did, however, send me on a Wiki hunt trying…"
Feb 19, 2009
Samantha Lee and Andrea are now friends
Feb 19, 2009
Samantha Lee replied to Roger Travis's discussion Class discussion for "Gaming Homer" online course
"Megan Wenker said:I have to say I agree with Karen and Erika in feeling a bit overwhelmed so far! Not being an experienced gamer, I feel very aimless in wandering around the worlds of Runescape and Club Penguin. I'm sure, as you've all…"
Feb 7, 2009
Samantha Lee replied to Roger Travis's discussion Interview planning for "Living Epic" online course
"To a bard: What is the most essential skill do you learn as a bard? Repetition, improvisation, experimentation? To what extent would you stray from a "canonical" storyline? Would you try an entirely different story? How would you expect an…"
Feb 7, 2009
Samantha Lee replied to Roger Travis's discussion Class discussion for "Gaming Homer" online course
"I’ve gotten here a little late and there’s a lot to go through, but I’ll try my best. I had not given much thought to the in medias res situation of the bardic occasion or RPG games, though I’m not so sure I agree with…"
Feb 7, 2009

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