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@mariuspondmercy / mariuspondmercy.tumblr.com

pia. 33. german. she/her. fanfics & headcanons
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With the whole Watcher situation, I keep wondering if they expected a positive response to their announcement, if they are shocked by the responses, if this is in line with what they thought would come. Because surely they must've anticipated backlash.

And I know no one needs my two cents on this topic but I just gotta get it out.

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Historicity in Video Games

Do you game? Do you like history? Wanna help out my friend for his bachelor's thesis on Historicity in Video Games?

It would be amazing if you could fill in a short (10-20min depending on your freeform answers) Google Form questionnaire for my friend's thesis. It would really help him out!

Think of games like Assassins Creed or Red Dead Redemption or Age of Empires or Call of Duty or Oregon Trail.

He's looking at the importance of historicity in games like that, what counts as historically accurate or authentic, what's even important, and looks into differences between what gamers vs game developers perceive as important or authentic!

For example, he goes into whether or not you'd prefer historically accurate travel options vs faster travel options - and it's always teleportation over slowly walking for me personally.

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hasty doodle featuring merthur! i don’t think i’ve ever posted about bbc merlin on here, but was recently inspired by their dynamic since their archetypes could absolutely go both ways - sunshine/grumpy, protector/precious, goofy/stoic. bbc struck gold in the shipping sector but just didn’t know it, and also it was 2008.

(casual-suited arthur because i could not be bothered to draw armor)

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Historicity in Video Games

Do you game? Do you like history? Wanna help out my friend for his bachelor's thesis on Historicity in Video Games?

It would be amazing if you could fill in a short (10-20min depending on your freeform answers) Google Form questionnaire for my friend's thesis. It would really help him out!

Think of games like Assassins Creed or Red Dead Redemption or Age of Empires or Call of Duty or Oregon Trail.

He's looking at the importance of historicity in games like that, what counts as historically accurate or authentic, what's even important, and looks into differences between what gamers vs game developers perceive as important or authentic!

For example, he goes into whether or not you'd prefer historically accurate travel options vs faster travel options - and it's always teleportation over slowly walking for me personally.

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The day before yesterday I was looking at statistics about reading habits in different countries (average book count per year, age, most read genre, etc) and then yesterday i came across a poll here asking how many books youve read so far this year and now im wondering:

The highest I saw (not just in that poll's tags but on other socials as well) was 365! With the person in question being a lil under 300 rn.

The lowest (and no shame here! I myself have picked up reading again after a long time and it's quite the challenge) was 1! But I also saw lots of people aim for 5.

The average seems to be anywhere around 30 to 60!

And the second most common bracket (interesting that it's also the one made up of mostly late teens and early 20yos) is 10-30!

Idk if anyone will read this but if u do, id love to know more about your thought process in the tags!

(Just pls be kind to each other and no fucked up elitism lol)

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