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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? What is your age? (Part 2) Post 302095149 by tmarikle on Friday 3rd of November 2006 03:42:52 PM
Old 11-03-2006
I'm not really conflicted as my post suggests. I plan on staying current in IT because a) I love the work, b) because I have seen over and again how quickly folk's skills become obsolete, c) still pays the bills. Money isn't my primary motivator by any means, I quit working a really good hourly contracting position to stay on permanent where I am now, which has been the funnest IT job that I have had so far. I feel bad for people who hate thier line of work; I can't identify with that at all.
 

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gravitation - a game about mania, melancholia, and the creative process. SYNOPSIS
gravitation DESCRIPTION
Gravitation is a video game written by Jason Rohrer about the creative process and the interaction between the creative process and life. Gravitation is an art game. As a result, some people love it and some people hate it. Check out the links to places it has been discussed on the website for some of the reactions. The mechanics of the game are fairly simple. Your "score" is related to the amount of "projects" you complete. To complete a project, first you need to discover and idea. In the game ideas are represented by blue stars and located in the maze above your initial position. To get to the maze, you can either wait till you feel inspired to jump that far, or you can play with your daughter and be inspired more quickly. Once you find an idea, it will fall to earth (so to speak), and you now need to "complete" the project by pushing the fallen star (now a white cube) into the fireplace. The game mechanics allow for myriad situations and exploring them can be an interesting experience. The most interesting part about this game is the emotions it evokes within the player of the game. The ultra-low-res pixel art helps here, by not being too distracting and by leaving plenty room for viewer interpretation. Gravitation is the follow-up to Passage, another art game by Jason Rohrer. USAGE
Gravitation has no command-line options. The left and right arrow keys move left and right. The spacebar is used to jump. Hold for higher jumps. The Esc key is used to quit the game. The game resolution and use of fullscreen or a window can be set by editing the files in /etc/gravitation. SEE ALSO
The website and discussion: http://hcsoftware.sourceforge.net/gravitation/ The game creators statement: http://hcsoftware.sourceforge.net/gravitation/statement.html March 2008 gravitation(6)
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