Podcasts about player types

Menschen haben gewisse psychologische Grundbedürfnisse, die auch beim Spielen angesprochen werden. Diese sind bei jedem anders ausgeprägt, genau wie auch jede:r andere Spiele präferiert. Je besser diese Bedürfnisse befriedigt werden, desto besser können diese sich auch verkaufen. Doch wie stellt man fest, ob die bei der Entwicklung eines Spiels eingesetzten Spielelemente & -mechaniken auch für die gewünschte Motivation sorgen? Die Spielepsycholog:innen ⁠Jessica Kathmann⁠⁠ (MSc) & Dr. ⁠⁠Benjamin Strobel⁠⁠ vom Podcastprojekt ⁠Behind the Screens⁠⁠ berichten, wie sie mit der Selbstbestimmungstheorie Spieleentwickler:innen helfen, Schwächen in der Motivation ihrer Spiele zu finden und diese noch motivierender zu gestalten. In dieser Folge erfährst Du, wie es zur Selbstbestimmungstheorie kam, was die Selbstbestimmungstheorie ist, wie die Selbstbestimmungstheorie als Werkzeug zum Reflektieren des Game Designs eingesetzt werden kann, wie diese Methode hilft, beim Designen für das angestrebte Spielerlebnis auf Kurs zu bleiben, wie die Methode weiterentwickelt werden kann, wo die Probleme des Gamer Motivation Model liegen, was eine gute Belohnung ausmacht (sowohl in Spielen als auch außerhalb) und wieso Metroidvania ein Geniestreich ist. === Weiterführende Links === ⁠Teil 1: Wozu braucht es Spielepsycholog:innen?⁠, Teil 2: Welche psychologischen Hürden gibt es beim Spielen?, Behind the Screens mit Workshops auf diversen Konferenzen, Behind the Screens über die Selbstbestimmungstheorie, Player Types, FemDevsMeetup Bachelorarbeit über SDT Jessica unterrichtet andere Motivationsframeworks Studie zu Spieleverkauf & Bedürfnisbefriedigung Gamer Motivation Model F37 Roman Rackwitz Behind the Screens über Metroidvania. === Hast Du schon mal Erfahrungen mit dem Einsatz von psychologischen Modellen bei der Analyse von Spielen gemacht? Tausch Dich gern auf ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Discord⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ mit der spielsinnlichen Community aus. Hast Du Fragen, Anmerkungen oder Ideen? Jegliches Feedback erreicht uns natürlich auch via E-Mail, Social Media oder Sprachnachricht. Alle Links zum Podcast gibt's unter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠linktr.ee/spielsinn

Stefan McNinch from UnBoxEdIn this episode, Dave Eng speaks with Stefan McNinch, a former elementary education teacher turned game designer who founded UnBoxEd, a nonprofit program using board games to engage low-income students in social-emotional learning, history, STEM, and entrepreneurship. Stefan shares his experience using games-based learning, including RPGs, to empower students to take ownership of their education and explore their identities through character development. He discusses the challenges of dealing with diverse student personalities and the importance of understanding individual experiences to create effective learning experiences. The episode emphasizes the value of personalized learning and using player types to enhance classroom management and behavioral learning.If you liked this episode please consider commenting, sharing, and subscribing.Subscribing is absolutely free and ensures that you'll get the next episode of Experience Points delivered directly to you.I'd also love it if you took some time to rate the show!I live to lift others with learning.  So, if you found this episode useful, consider sharing it with someone who could benefit.Also make sure to visit University XP online at www.universityxp.com University XP is also on Twitter @University_XP and on Facebook and LinkedIn as University XPAlso, feel free to email me anytime at dave@universityxp.comGame on!Get the full transcript and references for this episode here: https://www.universityxp.com/podcast/100Support the show

Mike Mulvhill is one of the true giants of Wizkids Pirates CSG history, having designed the majority of the game pieces!  He was heavily involved in numerous aspects of the game from Spanish Main through Rise of the Fiends, and helped with certain aspects on Fire and Steel.  The game was basically his in terms of game design, concept creation, game mechanics and gameplay concepts, as well as rules, factions, and the specific individual game pieces. Questions thread: https://pirateswithben.com/forums/topic/submit-your-questions-for-pirates-game-piece-creator-designer-mike-mulvihill/ Master Spreadsheet: http://bit.ly/PiratesCSGMasterSpreadsheet Tilor's database: https://tilorfire27.github.io/PiratesCSGDB/index.html SimCost: https://psmlist.com/public/blog/documentation_simcost UDC: https://psmlist.com/public/blog/documentation_udc Game Mode options for ban lists/etc: https://pirateswithben.com/game-modes-for-playing-pirates-csg/ Pirates CSG on eBay: https://ebay.us/5C1kyR (affiliate link - purchasing through it will help support my content and efforts with the game!) Take the podcast survey! https://goo.gl/forms/CsnwVmi3qhtqik323 Feel free to rate and review the podcast on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pirates-csg-podcast/id1258016060 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/piratescsg/message

Wie funktioniert zeitgemäße Produktgestaltung? Wie wichtig ist eine spielerische Herangehensweise für Nutzer*innen und Designer*innen? Und welche Rolle spielen Technologie und Werte, die uns inspirieren? "Die Welt ist komplex. Machen wir sie einfach." - so der Slogan von Centigrade: eine der führenden Agenturen für UX & Gamification in Deutschland, die seit ihrer Gründung vor 18 Jahren von Thomas Immich (LinkedIn) geleitet wird. Thomas ist Systemdenker, er interessiert sich für Probleme, an die er gern ganzheitlich rangeht. Im Podcast erzählt er uns, was das bedeutet und was seine vorrangigen Spielertypen Disruptor und Free Spirit damit zu tun haben. Davon gibt's noch vier weitere, die allesamt dem HEXAD-Framework in verkürzter Form entliehen sind und von Centigrade aktiv im Designprozess eingesetzt werden. Probiert den Test selbst mal; auf Englisch gibt's als Ergebnis sogar ein Spinnendiagramm. Dann geht es auch schon auf eine über 20-jährige Reise mit Schwerpunkt menschzentriertem Design, die schon vor dem Studium in der Videospielentwicklung begann und zunächst über visuell und technisch elegante User Interfaces führte. === more to come === === Weiterführende Links [unvollständig] === von Thomas zusammengestellte Linkliste: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-C6hQCleqv_nnLcQbHyY0OoRxcXQ8cjH6o3l2ZCbrCk/edit?usp=sharing === Welche Dinge erachtest Du als wichtig für eine zeitgemäße Produktentwicklung? Komm gern auf ⁠⁠⁠⁠Discord⁠⁠⁠ und tausch Dich mit der spielsinnlichen Community aus. Hast Du Fragen, Anmerkungen oder Ideen? Jegliches Feedback erreicht uns natürlich auch via E-Mail, Social Media oder Sprachnachricht. Alle Links zum Podcast gibt's unter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠linktr.ee/spielsinn === Kapitel=== (00:03:57) Systemdenken (00:10:00) Player Types (00:21:28) Lieblingsspiel (00:25:01) Die Anfänge (00:46:30) Spielebranche heute (00:55:36) Studium (01:00:00) Gründung von Centigrade (01:17:22) Einsatz von Gamification (01:28:13) Warum "Centigrade"? (01:34:07) Saarbrücken & Remote first (01:39:29) Jobrollen, Tools & Lean UX (01:58:14) Berufsbild, New Work & Impact-driven Design (02:10:43) Community-Fragen (02:17:11) Abmoderation & 'letzte Worte'

First Colin gives his instant reaction to the news of the Warriors trading Jordan Poole to the Wizards in exchange for Chris Paul, and what it could ultimately mean for Klay Thompson. He also gives his thoughts on ‘can't miss' #1 overall pick Victor Wembanyama. Then, he joins  Hoops Tonight host Jason Timpf and the guys from Nerd Sesh to discuss if Wembanyama can live up to the ‘generational talent' hype, if the international player takeover of the NBA is good for the game, Timpf's 5 draft player types,and if the Blazers will deal Dame Lillard after drafting Scoot Henderson.  Follow Colin and The Volume on Twitter for the latest content and updates! #Herd #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

First Colin gives his instant reaction to the news of the Warriors trading Jordan Poole to the Wizards in exchange for Chris Paul, and what it could ultimately mean for Klay Thompson. He also gives his thoughts on ‘can't miss' #1 overall pick Victor Wembanyama. Then, he joins  Hoops Tonight host Jason Timpf and the guys from Nerd Sesh to discuss if Wembanyama can live up to the ‘generational talent' hype, if the international player takeover of the NBA is good for the game, Timpf's 5 draft player types,and if the Blazers will deal Dame Lillard after drafting Scoot Henderson.  Follow Colin and The Volume on Twitter for the latest content and updates! #Herd #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

First Colin gives his instant reaction to the news of the Warriors trading Jordan Poole to the Wizards in exchange for Chris Paul, and what it could ultimately mean for Klay Thompson. He also gives his thoughts on ‘can't miss' #1 overall pick Victor Wembanyama. Then, he joins  Hoops Tonight host Jason Timpf and the guys from Nerd Sesh to discuss if Wembanyama can live up to the ‘generational talent' hype, if the international player takeover of the NBA is good for the game, Timpf's 5 draft player types,and if the Blazers will deal Dame Lillard after drafting Scoot Henderson.  Follow Colin and The Volume on Twitter for the latest content and updates! #Herd #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We talk about the different types of players in Malifaux, and about many of the different optional/recommended accessories! https://www.dionysusdesigns.com/ https://art-of-war-studios-ltd.myshopify.com/en-us https://tablewar.com/ https://litko.net/products/miniature-base-bottoms-circular-30mm-heavy-duty-magnet-50 https://www.wargamevault.com/browse/pub/5162/Wyrd-Miniatures - Discord: https://discord.gg/SvkP3VhjqY Neverborn blog: https://neverborntilidie.blogspot.com/ Malifaux Vassal Battle Reports: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCepVh5VUiSBOD51Kbb7o9Ww Intro Song - One-eyed Maestro by Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4170-one-eyed-maestro https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

How to teach someone to play a gameOn today's episode we'll cover “How to teach someone to play a game.” Bringing someone into gaming is one of the most rewarding aspects of the community. Games provide many great benefits. They can be entertaining, rewarding, and used for teaching, training, learning and development.Subscribing is absolutely free and ensures that you'll get the next episode of Experience Points delivered directly to you.I'd also love it if you took some time to rate the show!I live to lift others with learning.  So, if you found this episode useful, consider sharing it with someone who could benefit.Also make sure to visit University XP online at www.universityxp.com University XP is also on Twitter @University_XP and on Facebook and LinkedIn as University XPAlso, feel free to email me anytime at dave@universityxp.comGame on!Get the full transcript and references for this episode here: https://www.universityxp.com/podcast/75Support the show

'Das Leben ist zu kurz, um nur gelebt zu werden, es ist da, um gespielt zu werden.' meinte Jasmin Deniz Karatas in ihrem TEDx Talk über The Art of Business in the Age of Gaming, die zu den wohl bekanntesten Persönlichkeiten in der [deutschsprachigen] Gamificationbranche zählt. Auf der Suche nach einer Balance zwischen "Nerd sein, Business und Emotionen" liebt es die gelernte Mediengestalterin, sowohl Menschen zu inspirieren als auch "gegen die Box zu treten" und Sachen zu hinterfragen. Ihr Studium des Industrie- & Produktdesigns schloss sie in Zusammarbeit mit Elisa Eichner mit einer rekordverdächtigen Bachelorarbeit ab, aus der später die Myndset Karten für spielerische Ideenfindung entwickelt wurden (siehe Folge 32). In ihrer Karriere war Jasmin u. a. mehrere Jahre als Gamification Lead bei Accenture tätig, einem der größten Technologieberatungsunternehmen weltweit. Seit nunmehr bald einem Jahr arbeitet sie komplett selbständig als Gamification Advisor & Strategic Designer. Zudem streamt sie mehrfach wöchentlich bei Twitch als "JayKays" zu Themen rund um Gamification. Im 'tiefsten Tauchgang' des Spielsinn Podcasts am Stück spricht Jasmin mit Philip und Ben u. a. darüber, wie und warum sie zur Gamification gekommen ist, wer sie inspiriert und was ihre persönliche Mission ist. Weiterhin geht es um Gamification als Emotionalisierung von Produkten & allem, was nicht Spiel ist sowie die Arbeit in der Gamificationberatung samt Anekdoten, Herausforderungen und daraus gelernten Erkenntnissen. Neben einigen philosophischen Betrachtungen werden auch 'der Weg des Bogens', Gamification als UX Designer*in, das Metaverse, Selbstgamifizierung als auch Gamification auf Twitch thematisiert. Nicht zuletzt erfahrt Ihr in dieser Folge, was Gandalf mit all dem zu tun hat und wie man ein Buch spielen kann - denn: Life is a Game! Wie wichtig findet Ihr Emotionen bei der Gestaltung von Produkten, wie sieht Eure persönliche Hero Card aus und warum glaubt iIhr an Spiel? - Ihr seid herzlich eingeladen, mit uns und der Spielsinn-Community auf Discord zu diskutieren. Links & Verweise (Edit: Manche Links werden aus unerfindlichen Gründen min. auf Spotify nicht korrekt angezeigt, bei bit.ly/Spielsinn41 sind alle Verlinkungen vorhanden, wenn auch nicht direkt erkennbar): Jasmin auf Instagram, LinkedIn, sonstwo: linktr.ee/JayKays Jasmins Whitepaper zu gamifizierter Selbstentwicklung, Quest-Methode, Metaverse-Paper Jasmins Podcasts Anna Unnormal, Hää?! Jasmins Beitrag zu Player Types & Emotionen für Folge 36 Jasmins Sehempfehlungen: Romantic Killer, High Score Wenn Ihr Links vermisst, meldet Euch einfach bei uns =) --- Sämtliche Links zum Podcast (Socials, Kontaktmöglichkeiten, etc.) gibt's bei linktr.ee/spielsinn.podcast

Today, we are joined by the one and only, William Cronje! He's been foundational behind the extremely successful course you've probably read about on LinkedIn called, "Instructional Design Principles for Course Creation" on Eduflow Academy. In this episode we talk more about his instructional design journey, cohort-based learning, social learning experiences, and more! Mentioned Links: William's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/william-cronje-95847729/ Instructional design principles for course creation: https://www.eduflow.com/academy/instructional-design-principles-for-course-creation?utm_source=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F&utm_campaign=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.eduflow.com%2Facademy&utm_medium=utm_append_script Wes Kao – Cohort-based learning: https://www.weskao.com Bartle's Player Types of Gamification: https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/article/bartle-s-player-types-for-gamification Designing Social Learning Experiences: https://www.eduflow.com/academy/designing-social-learning-experiences Eduflow Blog: https://www.eduflow.com/blog Eduflow Platform: https://www.eduflow.com/demo?utm_source=luke_hobson_affiliate&utm_medium=newsletter Transcript for this episode

In this larger than normal episode, your nice hosts bring a lot to the top of the show with a bunch of exciting news. And there's still two topics to discuss after that! Mark brings his documentation A game, Stephen describes his time at SGDQ and Ellen has complaints to bring to the table.Summer Games Done Quick 2022 - YouTubeStephen and Charles walking across SGDQ on camera - YouTubeDall-E 2 - OpenAIHere's a collection of images that Ellen has generated using Dall-E 2!DALL·E 2 Preview - Risks and Limitations - OpenAI Maintaining an Open-Source Project 0:21:25 Mark LaCroixProgrammingGit Submodules - gitLDoc - Steve Donovan, GitHubMarkdown Guide - Mark Cone, The Markdown GuideTypora - Typora Should we design for Killers? 0:49:50 Ellen Burns-JohnsonGame DesignGaming Bartle's Player Types for Gamification comes up in this previous episode. "Mindworm husbandry."Bartle's Player Types for Gamification - Janaki Mythily Kumar, Mario Herger and Rikke Friis Dam, Interaction Design FoundationBartle's Taxonomy of Player Types (And Why It Doesn't Apply to Everything) - Kyatric, tuts+MUD - Wikipedia

In this larger than normal episode, your nice hosts bring a lot to the top of the show with a bunch of exciting news. And there's still two topics to discuss after that! Mark brings his documentation A game, Stephen describes his time at SGDQ and Ellen has complaints to bring to the table.Summer Games Done Quick 2022 - YouTubeStephen and Charles walking across SGDQ on camera - YouTubeDall-E 2 - OpenAIHere's a collection of images that Ellen has generated using Dall-E 2!DALL·E 2 Preview - Risks and Limitations - OpenAI Maintaining an Open-Source Project 0:21:25 Mark LaCroixProgrammingGit Submodules - gitLDoc - Steve Donovan, GitHubMarkdown Guide - Mark Cone, The Markdown GuideTypora - Typora Should we design for Killers? 0:49:50 Ellen Burns-JohnsonGame DesignGaming Bartle's Player Types for Gamification comes up in this previous episode. "Mindworm husbandry."Bartle's Player Types for Gamification - Janaki Mythily Kumar, Mario Herger and Rikke Friis Dam, Interaction Design FoundationBartle's Taxonomy of Player Types (And Why It Doesn't Apply to Everything) - Kyatric, tuts+MUD - Wikipedia

Common annoying d&d players and how to deal with them WarmupIntroUpcoming One-shot on the 25th Meat Justin The Player DM: This is me when I play. Deal with this player by sitting them down and saying that they are a really great DM. Stress that you are the DM and that you'd like to challenge them to be an even better player which means good give and take with the other players. The Distracted Distraction I hate these. These are the players that enjoy the game but they also seem to get distracted a lot and either end up sharing videos with other players during the game and or have side conversations. So annoying. I think the best thing to do with these players is to help everyone understand the rules of the table. The Waffler These are the players that say, “I walk through the door,” and then you say, “Right as you do,” they interrupt and say I don't walk through the door. They might be afraid of the consequences and might not feel ready. With this player, I think you have to be firm and say that you said you walked through the door so you do. If they argue then you might need to have another conversation with them outside of normal playing hours. *** All of these can be prevented by establishing the rules of the relationship before you start playing. After playing, I believe that having a conversation with the individual in question can help improve. If it doesn't, steps might have to be taken to make sure the group is having fun. TannerThe Protagonist They think their character is a two-dimensional hero who should always make the main decisions. They are the serious character, while everyone else is a joke who should follow along. To deal with them, try to encourage team play. Encourage them to be the hero who helps them. Also, make a campaign or one-shot with a distinctly silly setting and premise. They need to be taught that it is okay to be silly from time to time. The Tryhard They aren't here to fail rolls, or to lose at all. They are rules lawyers when it benefits them, and rule slobs when it doesn't. They mostly care about succeeding and being awesome and getting their way through any means necessary. Hold them accountable for rules. Also, when they do fail a roll, have the outcome being humorous, or not distinctly negative. Teach them that losing is not a bad thing. Mentioned in this episode: Death Roll Gaming Discount Hey there listener. We all know the intense discomfort one feels when bringing dice to a D&D session only to have them spill out of your bag and fly all over the table. Or when you roll a dice and it smashes into something making the roll garbled and you have to roll again. Well you can save yourself some embarrassment by purchasing a Dice coffer from Death Roll Gaming. They hand make dice coffers out of various types of wood in Appleton Wiscon. Each product is made with high quality and 5% of each sale goes to the charity of your choice. What's more, they are a supporter of How to Be a Better DM. So if you're in the market for a nice dice coffer go to deathrollgaming.com/discount/BETTERDM and you'll get a 10% discount on all your orders. You don't have to drop your dice anymore. One Shot Sign up to play D&D with Justin or Tanner as your DM Play online and then after give feedback! https://how-to-be-a-better-dm.captivate.fm/one-shot (One Shot Sign up)

Someday people may be gods – all powerful entities able to control the physics of virtual worlds and the functionalities of NPCs.  We might even give NPCs free will, a soul, or immortality – who knows what else?  In this episode we have fun thinking about some of the moral choices that would come with being a video game god. --------------------------- Our guest, Dr Richard A. Bartle, is Honorary Professor of Computer Game Design at the University of Essex, UK. He is best known for having co-written in 1978 the first virtual world, MUD, the progenitor of the $30bn Massively-Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game industry. His 1996 Player Types model has seen widespread adoption by MMO developers and the games industry in general. His 2003 book, Designing Virtual Worlds, is the standard text on the subject, and he's an influential writer on all aspects of MMO design and development. In 2010, he was the first recipient of the prestigious Game Developers' Conference Online Game Legend award. --------------------------- JOIN THE ETHICS AND VIDEO GAMES COMMUNITY: - Follow/like/share us on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube  - Explore our website and check out our Video Games Ethics Resources Center: https://ethicsandvideogames.com - If you're game to lend us your financial support, we'd love to have it and can definitely use it!  You can do that here: SUPPORT OUR PODCAST! - Give us a review whereever you listen to podcasts - If you've got an idea or an ethical issue involving video games that you think would make for a good podcast, please let us know!  Contact us at ethicsandvideogames.com or email us at contact@ethicsandvideogames.com.  We'd love to hear from you! Hosted by Shlomo Sher, Ph.D. and Andy Ashcraft Production by Carmen Elena Mitchell Music and graphics by Daniel Sher

Why are video games so important to boys? That's the question a listener sent in response to our recent call for questions. The listener who asked that question just happens to be Jen's brother -- and another one of their brothers happens to be a video game designer, so we got them all together to explore the role of video games in boys' lives. "I remember feeling so ticked when things went wrong when I was playing," says Doc Wondra, a dad of 3 who grew up gaming on the Atari, ColecoVision and Nintendo systems. "I felt cheated by the video game and was just mad at everything in that moment and felt a little bit out of control." He even admits to tossing a controller or two. Of course, now that he's a father, he's annoyed and somewhat baffled by such behavior in his 9-year-old son. "He doesn't just get upset," Doc says. "He gets upset and then shares that 'upsetness' with whoever's nearby." Sound familiar? Greg Wondra (Jen & Doc's brother and a video game designer and dad of 3) says boys' emotional reactions to video games result, in part, from their experience of the flow state. A person is in flow when they are deeply immersed in an activity. "Games are designed to -- and excel at -- keeping you in flow," Greg says. "I think part of the reason boys get very frustrated is that they get busted out of the flow state." Video games also meet a lot of boys' psychological needs: for achievement, creativity, exploration, and socialization. So, if you're worried that your boy is spending too much time gaming, consider his psychological needs. Is your son engaged in other activities that fill some of his needs? Can you give your son more freedom and autonomy in the real world? "There's not many places today where kids feel successful," Doc says. Helping kids find and experience success in other areas of their lives may decrease their reliance on video games. In this episode, Jen, Janet, Doc & Greg discuss: Boys' emotional reactions to video games How boys' developmental level affects their interaction with video games Handling screen time transitions Setting screen time & video game boundaries How to use principles of game design in your parenting Understanding how video game "pain points" are designed to motivate behavior Responding to boys' requests for in-game purchases The link between video gaming & boys' social status Video games as an expression of self Bartle's 4 primary gamer types How video games meet boys' needs Links we mentioned (or should have) in this episode: Video Games & Boys (w special guest Greg Wondra) -- ON BOYS episode Video Game Design - A Career for Boys (also featuring Greg) -- ON BOYS episode Video Game Addiction -- ON BOYS episode Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience, by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi -- book mentioned by Greg Bartle's Player Types for Gamification --  International Design Foundation article (discussed at 30:35) The Bartle Test of Gamer Psychology -- online test to determine you (or your son's) gamer "type" Dads Speak on Father's Day -- ON BOYS episode (featuring Doc Wondra) Video game design courses by Greg  -- a great opportunity for boys to learn HOW to build games Unreal Engine:  Intro to Game Design Unreal Engine:  Create an Arcade Classic! Unreal Engine:  Open World Landscapes Unreal Engine:  Character Skill System Unreal Engine:  Character UI

In this episode Zackavelli talks the fundamental theory of Bartle's player types. Become a Patron: www.patreon.com/GDFG Join the discord and talk with the community about making video games! Link: discord.gg/2C8eTsU Follow Zackavelli on Twitter and Instagram @_Zackavelli_ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/zackavelli_ Intro music by: Avaren Outro remix by: Mugamoomoo

Games User Research (GUR) hilft dabei, Spiele so zu gestalten, dass sie für Spielerinnen und Spielern die bestmögliche Erfahrung bieten. Ähnlich wie im Nicht-Spiel-Kontext geht es vor allem darum, durch spielerzentrierte Entwicklung sicherzustellen, dass Bedürfnisse der Zielgruppe hinreichend berücksichtigt werden, damit Vision und Ziele des Game Designs erreicht werden. Um Spielerinnen und Spieler zu verstehen, bedient man sich UX-Designprinzipien und Forschungsmethoden der menschfokussierten Gestaltung, allen voran das sogenannte "Playtesting". Nicht nur in der Spieleindustrie, sondern auch bei GUR als interdisziplinärem Wissenschaftsbereich steht die Untersuchung psychologischer Aspekte im Vordergrund. So versucht man bspw. besser zu verstehen, was Spielerinnen und Spieler motiviert, wie ihre Handlungen im Spiel erklärt oder sogar ein Stück weit vorhergesagt und wie Daten erhoben und genutzt werden können, um letztendlich Spieldesigner:innen zu unterstützen. In dieser Folge unterhalten sich Philip und Ben über den diesjährigen, nordamerikanischen #gamesUR Summit im Mai, einer von der Interessengruppe "Games Research & User Experience" (kurz GRUX SIG) der IGDA organisierten Konferenz, auf der sich Berufserfahrene und -einsteiger:innen aus Spieleindustrie und Wissenschaft treffen, um sich zu ebendiesen Themen auszutauschen. === Sprungmarken === - ab 00:00- Games User Research & Bens Zugang zur Konferenz, - ab 06:44- Über den #gamesUR NA Summit 2021, - ab 13:57- Mobiles AR-Spiel 'Minecraft Earth', - ab 22:46- Spielvorlieben charakterisieren: von Spielertypen zu -charakterzügen, - ab 33:47- Lernen in Spielen (ohne übermäßige Tutorials), - ab 56:36- User Research Methoden bei Borderlands 3, - ab 77:01- Behaviorismus & die Rolle von Spieler:innen als Probanden, - ab 78:55- Perspektive von GUR-Veteranen - Teil 1 und Exkurs zum GUR-Arbeitsalltag, - ab 83:21- Exkurs zur Computerspielmesse E3 2021, - ab 95:17- Teil 2 zum Veteranen-Panel und Exkurs zum Verhältnis von GUR und dem Entwicklungsteam, - ab 102:09- Kurzüberblick anderer Vorträge und Zusammenfassung === Weiterführende Links === Videos diverser Konferenzen der GRUX SIG, Test zu Player Traits, Publikation zum Einfluss von Persönlichkeitseigenschaften beim Usability Testing, Vortrag von Richard Bartle über Player Types & Gamification, GDC-Vortrag zum Lernen bei Plants vs. Zombies, Übernahme von Gearbox durch Embracer Group, Return on Investment von Spielen / Valheim (S. 37) === Was interessiert Euch besonders bei GUR? Diskutiert gern mit uns und der Spielsinn-Zuhörerschaft auf unserem Discord-Server. === Um auf dem Laufenden zu bleiben, folgt uns einfach auf der Podcast-Plattform Eurer Wahl oder auf Social Media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter). Diverse Links sind auch zu finden unter: linktr.ee/spielsinn.podcast. Fragen, Anregungen & Anmerkungen könnt Ihr uns natürlich auch auf klassischem Weg per E-Mail an spielsinn.podcast@gmail.com zukommen lassen. Über jegliche Bewertungen & Feedback freuen wir uns sehr. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spielsinn-podcast/message

Join Logan and Griffin as they explore the different types of gamers as outlined by the Bartle Taxonomy of Player Types.  Further information on this topic can be found in the links below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxpW2ltDNow https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bartle_taxonomy_of_player_types   Want to join the conversation? Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/gPVH7a9  We are also affiliates with Metallic Dice Games: Follow this link: https://metallicdicegames.com/ref/2478/ and enter the promo code STORYTOLD10 to receive 10% off your order! To help support the show, share it, or rate and review on your podcast service of choice. To support us financially, please donate on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thestorytold Instagram: @thestorytoldpodcast Twitter: @storytoldpod Email: thestorytoldpodcast@gmail.com   And follow Fools Moon Entertainment across social media in the links below:   Instagram: @foolsmoonentertain Twitter: @foolsmoonei Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/foolsmoonentertainment/   Our music is composed by James Horan. To contact him regarding composition, send him an email: jhoran99@optonline.net

Hey Storytellers,In today's episode, we will cover how to scale the challenge rating of your encounters (up or down) depending on the players around your table. Check out our newest book - Human NPC's: 84 Complete NPC's for 5th edition to use in your RPG in minutes:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TCKRZTM/ Check out our first book - 19 RPG Adventures for Game Masters to Run in any TTRPG: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08NQ38H2KLet's face it, if you have a min/max player and they are in their element (like killing one monster) then you need to move the challenge rating of that monster up (maybe 2 or 3 levels).Or you have a player trying a new type of character and they aren't using half of their good abilities yet. Well, then you may need to move the challenge rating down for them.Sometimes, you have both of these players (and others) at your table so what do you do?Listen to find out.

In this episode, Jolley and Wolfe' talk about the different types of D&D players, the good and bad. They even throw in a few DM types for fun. Then Jolley and Wolfe' tackle the Bugbear in Monster Manual A - Z. So hide your notebook, pull out your best mid-max build, and remember IT TROLLS FOR THEE! Want to support the podcast or Trolls Under A Bridge channel? Join our Patreon: patreon.com/forwhomthebelltrolls Visit our Teespring storefront: teespring.com/store/trollsunderbridge NordVPN - https://www.jdoqocy.com/click-100222450-14337619 Try Audible and get two free audiobooks Audible - https://amzn.to/35KyIp4 Books-A-Million Millionaire's club https://www.dpbolvw.net/click-100222450-14336248 IMS Vintage Photo https://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-100222450-13967761 Source books for DnD: Player's Handbook - https://amzn.to/33M9ndD Dungeon Master's Guide - https://amzn.to/32QzAbB Monster Manual - https://amzn.to/34Cmxvk Volo's Guide to Monsters - https://amzn.to/35CKBxs Tasha's Cauldron of Everything - https://amzn.to/2ES2MWG This was recorded on a Fifine K670 USB microphone. Click the link to look for yourself. https://amzn.to/3iUVyjw Follow us on social media: IG: @Trolls_Under_Bridge Twitter: @WhomtheFor --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forwhomthebelltrolls/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/forwhomthebelltrolls/support

Everybody's favorite nice host emeritus, Martha Megarry, returns once again to the program to talk with Stephen about 4X games, Ellen delivers a book report, and Mark is disadvantaged as a player. 4X Games 0:05:08 Martha MegarryStephen McGregorGame DesignGamingWhat Makes a 4X Game - "Micah ""Marlowe"" Dutro", ExplorminateWelcome to CivAnon - 2K, YouTubeThe Best Scenarios in Civilization 6 - Sam Woodrick, GameRant'Civilization' and Strategy Games' Progress Delusion - Gabriel Soares, ViceColonialism is Fun? Sid Meier's Civilization and the Gamification of Imperialism - Nick Pullen, Imperial & Global Forum Actionable Gamification by Yu-kai Chou 0:40:44 Ellen Burns-JohnsonGame DesignToolsYu-kai Chou: Gamification & Behavioral Design Our evil counterparts went deep on Gamer Motivation Profiles in thier first takeover of the show: Evil Games Club! Bartle's Player Types for Gamification - "Janaki Mythily Kumar, Mario Herger, and Rikke Friis Dam ", Interaction Design FoundationThe 4 Keys to Fun - Nicole Lazzaro, XEODesignDid eBay Just Prove That Paid Search Ads Don't Work? - Ray Fisman, Harvard Business Review

Everybody's favorite nice host emeritus, Martha Megarry, returns once again to the program to talk with Stephen about 4X games, Ellen delivers a book report, and Mark is disadvantaged as a player. 4X Games 0:05:08 Martha Megarry Stephen McGregor Game Design Gaming What Makes a 4X Game - "Micah ""Marlowe"" Dutro", Explorminate Welcome to CivAnon - 2K, YouTube The Best Scenarios in Civilization 6 - Sam Woodrick, GameRant 'Civilization' and Strategy Games' Progress Delusion - Gabriel Soares, Vice Colonialism is Fun? Sid Meier’s Civilization and the Gamification of Imperialism - Nick Pullen, Imperial & Global Forum Actionable Gamification 0:40:44 Ellen Burns-Johnson Game Design Tools Yu-kai Chou: Gamification & Behavioral Design Our evil counterparts went deep on Gamer Motivation Profiles in thier first takeover of the show: Evil Games Club! Bartle’s Player Types for Gamification - "Janaki Mythily Kumar, Mario Herger, and Rikke Friis Dam ", Interaction Design Foundation The 4 Keys to Fun - Nicole Lazzaro, XEODesign Did eBay Just Prove That Paid Search Ads Don’t Work? - Ray Fisman, Harvard Business Review

What starts as a discussion on player types takes a turn into why people play games... and what that tells us about the motivations of our players and their characters. Learn some stoic tips on keeping calm, and our guest Tracy adds valuable insight on being a good human. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/game-mastery/message

Achieve Explore Socialize KillOn today's episode we'll cover…. different player types: achievers, explorers, socializers, and killers. Games and students have many things in common. One of the biggest commonalities are the type's people they cater to. There will be the first year introductory courses that enroll mostly college freshmen. There are expansive games like Fortnite that appeal to competitive gamers. In between there are a plethora of different options available for many different types of students and gamers alike. If you liked this episode please consider commenting, sharing, and subscribing.Subscribing is absolutely free and ensures that you'll get the next episode of Experience Points delivered directly to you.I'd also love it if you took some time to rate the show!I live to lift others with learning.  So, if you found this episode useful, consider sharing it with someone who could benefit.Also make sure to visit University XP online at http://www.universityxp.comUniversity XP is also on Twitter https://twitter.com/university_xp and on https://www.facebook.com/universityxp/Also, feel free to email me anytime at dave@universityxp.comGame on!Get the full transcript and references for this episode here: https://www.universityxp.com/podcast/18Support the show (http://www.universityxp.com)

Reach us at Meandsteverpg@gmail.comFind us on Facebook Me and Steve RPG PodcastTwitter @AndRpgsDiscord Me and Steve RPGsShow ResourcesRobin D. Laws -- Robin's Laws of Good Game Masteringhttp://www.warehouse23.com/products?utf8=%E2%9C%93&keywords=robins+laws+of+good+game+mastering&x=0&y=0Player type quizhttps://captainjoy.chunkyboy.com/RPGs/PlayerQuiz.htmlPlayer Types Explainedhttp://www.darkshire.net/jhkim/rpg/theory/models/robinslaws.htmlGames of the WeekFeng Shui 2https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/148541/Feng-Shui-2?term=feng+shuiJason Statham's Big Vacationhttps://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/241753/Jason-Stathams-Big-Vacation?term=Jason+Sta   

Bartle's Player Types gives deep insights into video game players. It also fits like a glove in Training and Facilitation. Understand the variety of participants you get in your sessions. Learn how you can use their motivations to design sessions that work like a charm and keep everyone engaged.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bartle_taxonomy_of_player_types

In an ancient tome — the 4th Edition Dungeon Master's Guide — WotC broke down what it considered to be the eight main types of players and gave DMs tips on how to handle them. Understanding who your players are, what they want and why they play can be a big help in DMing them. At the same time, how much should a DM have to adjust their game to fit different kinds of players? In this episode, we revisit the eight player types to talk about whether the advice still applies, how we relate to different types of players (sometimes poorly), and strategies to bring out the best in your party and yourself. 2:00 Understanding different types of players — a 4E lessons today's DMs should learn 4:00 The 8 player types according to 4E: Actor, Explorer, Instigator, Power Gamer, Slayer, Storyteller, Thinker and Watcher 7:00 Casting different player types into the right roles 10:00 How we handle Actors and Explorers 16:00 Engaging Watchers and Storytellers 18:00 Instigators starting trouble we still talk about decades later 20:00 Helping players understand their power to impact an RPG game 22:00 How we engage or don't engage with different player types (Thorin does not put on a show) 23:00 Philosophies in encounter building 25:00 Is the DM more (most?) responsible for everyone's fun? 27:00 Monster wrangling for Slayers and Power Gamers 30:00 To what extent do we influence PC character selection and party roles? 35:00 Pitching you campaign to players (shout out to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtH1SP1grxo (Matt Colville)) 41:00 Is it the DM's job to adjust to the players, or should they adjust to you? 44:00 Specific strategies we use to interact with different player types 52:00 Curse of Strahd: What to do when even the module designer tones down the encounter 57:00 What your encounters teach the players: Should they be brave or scared in your game word? 1:04:00 Fun with secret Lovecraftian monsters 1:06:00 Getting players to accept and embrace the consequences of their actions 1:09:00 How different groups and circumstances impact DM style, players types and game expectations 1:13:00 It's important to also play as a PC 1:16:00 Final thoughts: The DM is a player, too Support this podcast

This week continues our Evergreen topic series with Cracker & Chewy discussing the various player types and the names that go along with themThe Wiki that Cracker used can be found hereEnjoy!Link to our Discord server for all to join - https://discord.gg/NuvSY9KFollow us at:twitter.com/MagicBeansCastfacebook.com/magicbeanscasttwitch.tv/magicbeanscastEmail us at magicbeanscast@gmail.comOn Twitter we are:Shorty - @pieceincCracker - @joelhill_Chewy - @chewyMTGScott- @therealblastaChris - @pollywafflemtgStu - @emstuie

Our guest today is Chris Keeling, Executive Producer at Street Smarts VR and living in Orlando, Florida. Previously, Chris has had a myriad of impressive roles, including Product Director at Wargaming, where he was the first American to join the Eastern Europe-centric company at the senior level. He was Program Manager at Full Sail University, leading the Game Design Bachelor of Science department on behalf of almost 2000 students. Chris served in the US Army as a Sergeant First Class for 23 years, with 10 years of active duty. He has been a game designer and writer and worked on titles such as Panzer Elite, America's Army, World of Tanks, Master of Orion and World of Warships: Blitz for mobile.In this episode, we talk about Chris's experience in the military and how that helped shape his approach to production leadership and training. We delve into his thoughts around the Game Design course, then plunge headfirst into Masters of Orion and its path from free giveaway to refocusing it to be a paid for product. Chris believes that producers cannot graduate from college, but should gain experience within game development before being supported and trained as producers. We talk a lot about that too.Topics include:00:00 Intros12:00 Producers need experience in game dev first15:40 The importance of holding Product Vision19:30 From writer to producer22:50 VR, AR, MR24:00 Game Design BSc29:30 VR production32:30 Experience before production, training and support required41:40 Master of Orion deep-dive61:02 Movies and Games65:00 Market Research & Player Types, Feedback and Bias73:00 Back to Master of Orion for some final questions74:00 Is Chris still in gaming?78:20: Educating producers80:20 Game Crunch and producer responsibility91:00 Farewells & Wise WordsWe would love feedback - leave it anywhere we can reach it! For more articles and interviews with producers and others in the games industry, check out:http://www.game-production.comABOUT GAME-PRODUCTION.COMOur Vision is to enable games industry professionals to plan better, lead better and stop the crunch culture, through building a community of support, knowledge and training.Please visit the website, which exists as a place to gather and chat, swap ideas and learn from each other, accumulate expertise and even accreditation. We are gradually building a library of podcasts, videos, training, articles and guides. Please join us.http://www.game-production.comFOLLOW US:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/gameproductioncommunityWebsite: https://www.game-production.com

Hosts I-Hsien and Shane revisit the Player Personality Types series with updates for the age of online gaming. In the Gates of Mourning campaign, the party cracks a vault, and L solves mysteries while remaining mysterious in the Character Creation Forge. (47m) Important Links: Castle Amber: Join Sally, Dylan, Shane, and I-Hsien as they play […]

Show Notes for this episode: https://www.smartpokerstudy.com/playertypes Hosted by Sky Matsuhashi, poker player, coach and author.  Check out my YouTube Poker Training Channel Enable my "Daily Poker Tips" Alexa Skill for a daily 30-second poker tip in your Flash Briefing. United States Canada United Kingdom Australia India Daily Poker Tips is also a podcast, so look for it wherever you listen to podcasts. Twitter @smartpokerstudy

In this episode we dive into two specific player types from Robin's Law, The Specialist and The Power Gamer. We look at what makes these two types tick and how they meld together well. How do you challenge these players to break some of their habits and try out different character types? How do you manage these players in your game? These are just a couple of questions we look to answer in today's episode.

Welcome back, intrepid explorers! We've come a long way together, and it feels like a good place to begin wrapping up this leg of our journey. We've spent a lot of time over the past year chasing down a myriad of "wonderful human beings", seen new friendships bloom, and learned far more than we ever could have hoped for along the way. A long voyage like this deserves time for respite and reflection, so this will be our final episode for this season of Reality Quest. While we can't make any promises as to what the next creative endeavor will be for us, one thing is certain; this won't be our last foray together. We're hoping you read the title for this episode and anticipate that this will be a more freeform discourse than usual. You'll just have to listen and see where all the Christopher Columbus shade is coming from. We've both had a lot on our minds over the past few weeks after tying up all those loose ends on our deep dive into XR intimacy and porn. By the end of this recording, we'll lay down a veritable smorgasbord of tasty tangents. We wade through the speculative worlds of interactive storytelling and gameplay, the colorful humans in the loop of every virtual creation, and share a healthy dose of reflection on our learnings thus far. We hope you'll enjoy listening to this final dialogue as much as we enjoyed making it. If you manage to finish this episode and are still hungry for more, keep an eye out for bonus content we'll be releasing soon. As always, thanks for listening to Reality Quest! **Show Notes** - Paul McCartney's "Scrambled Eggs" (performed by Paul McCartney & Jimmy Fallon): (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGtixkey4_U) - Billie Eilish on Howard Stern: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnTHwzCxxyA) - Bartle's Taxonomy of Player Types: (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bartle_taxonomy_of_player_types#cite_note-43) - Half-Life: Alyx (VR game): (https://www.half-life.com/en/alyx/) - Life is Strange (video game): (https://lifeisstrange.square-enix-games.com/en-us/games/life-is-strange) - Journey (video game): (https://thatgamecompany.com/journey/) - Hamlet on the Holodeck(book): (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B014DXC05M/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1) - Christopher Columbus: (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Columbus) - Erik the Red: (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_the_Red) - Leif Erikson: (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leif_Erikson) - Gloomy Eyes* (VR game): (https://store.steampowered.com/app/1111620/Gloomy_Eyes/) - Warm Bodies (a zombie love story movie!): (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07s-cNFffDM) - Stephen King's *The Stand* (book): (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Stand) - Sleep No More* (immersive theater show): (https://mckittrickhotel.com/sleep-no-more/) - Shelter 2 (bobcat video game): (https://youtu.be/Tk-1M1wNVDY) - Colors of Noise: (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colors_of_noise) - Disoriental (book about Iranian Revolution): (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079P59631/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1) - Persepolis (graphic novel about Iranian Revolution): (https://www.amazon.com/Persepolis-Childhood-Pantheon-Graphic-Library/dp/037571457X)

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Valken Debrief #116 - The Debrief hotline was open as Kaiju and Peltast discuss the different categories of airsoft players. Listen and hear opinions of our followers. Every episode is sponsored by Enola Gaye USA and Elite Force Airsoft. To see the video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/tqu6HI4EDkA Sign up for the Valken Alliance: valkenalliance.com/ Original air date: 2/20/2020.

This episode breaks down the various player types found in tabletop rpgs and ways you can use this knowledge to improve the fun at your table and keep everyone away from each other's necks.

In this episode, AJ and Jason dive into the different types of gamers and talk about the Bartle Taxonomy of Player Types that companies use to design their games. New Episodes Every Monday! How to follow us: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUS9M9wBHPYbJken6FXbolw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Millenniotic/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/millenniotic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/millenniotic/.

From the powergamer to the dirty casual, the idea of player stereotypes are common nowadays. But where did they come from, why do they persist, and how can we utilize player type frameworks to improve our games?Our beverage of choice today was the very fitting Dragon's Milk by New Holland Brewing.Music by JLP: soundcloud.com/j-lp

What is this and why it matters The reasons people come to play - why we should be able to recognize them, and what to do with this info. Your own motivations can change between sessions. Ars Magica GNS Theory Historic overview (6:20) Glenn Blacow's “Aspects of Adventure Gaming” (1980) - read here Power Gamers vs. Role Players vs. War Gamers vs. Storytellers. Robin D. Laws' Player Types (2001) - read here As above ,plus Specialist, Butt-kicker and Casual Player. Roger Caillois “Man, Play and Games” (1961) Agon, Alea, Mimesis, Ilinx; Paidia vs. Ludus Models of roleplaying game theory The list (18:30) The "what I like" glossary Agon (20:00) - Enjoying winning against another person at the table. Alea (21:50) - The fun of taking a big risk, the tension that comes with it, and the release of the tension. Catharsis (24:40) - The feeling of release following an intense or overwhelming experience. Asabiyyah (27:00) - The enjoyment of working as a team toward a shared goal. Closure (28:55) - The satisfaction of having a story arc come to its conclusion. Expression (30:20) - The enjoyment of being creative at the table. Fiero (33:20) - The feeling of triumph, of facing a challenge and defeating it. Humour (38:05) - The enjoyment of making people laugh. Kairosis (39:15) - The feeling of fulfilment when a character's story arc is complete. Kenosis (43:00) - Satisfaction from being deeply engaged with, and attached to, your character. Kinesis (42:15) - The enjoyment of having physical stuff that you get to touch and move. Ludus (45:55) - The enjoyment of using rules. Naches (49:10) - The enjoyment of seeing someone whom you have taught or were responsible for go on to do well. Paida (51:35) - Freewheeling fun, enjoying the ability to act in unstructured ways, without constraints. Schadenfreude (54:45) - The enjoyment of seeing other people fall. Sociability (56:00) - Enjoying the company of others. Venting (58:45) - Working out your frustrations, channeling your emotions into a harmless activity. Agency (59:55) - The desire to feel like you have control over things, that you are able to affect change. Accumulation (1:00:45) - The desire to catch them all. Think you've found a new motivation? Let's discuss it. How to use this (1:02:05) Should players have a “motivations player sheet” that help us match players together? Probably not. Each of us might have some general likes and dislikes, but they can certainly change between games. When something is troubling you in a game, this information can help you understand why you're not enjoying the game as you should, to know what to focus on, what might need changing. Matching the Players to the Game (episode 29) A good introspection tool, not necessarily a good filtering tool. Avoid trying to use these as a way of defining “what kind of player I am”. This is not what I am, it's the things that I like - in the context of a specific game, with specific people.  Summary (1:09:25) Quantic Foundry - The Science of Gamer Motivation

Richard Bartle is best known for having co-written in 1978 the first virtual world, MUD (Multi-user dungeon), and for his 1996 Player Types model (killers, socializers, achievers, and explorers) which has seen widespread adoption by the MMO industry. His 2003 book, Designing Virtual Worlds, is the standard text on the subject, and he is an influential writer on all aspects of MMO design and development. In 2010, he was the first recipient of the prestigious GDCOnline Game Legend award.

Jeder, der sich mit Gamification auseinandersetzt, stolpert früher oder später über das Thema der Playertypes. Zwei der meistgenannten Namen hier: Richard Bartle und Andrzej Marczewski. Zusätzlich beschäftigen wir uns hier auch noch mit dem Ansatz von Reifegraden vs. anstatt Player Types.

The game monopoly in my house not only ended with a fight, but began with one. You see, each of my family members had to get the right metal marker to symbolize them and the adventure they were about to take into corporate financing and scandals. It is a ridiculous way to start a game. Or is it? Thinking back, these symbols might have represented more than we thought. They might have just embodied the type of player we see ourselves as. This idea of what type of player we are is not only found in the starting pieces of monopoly, but in hardcore game design. This episode, Sean and I dig deep into the Bartle Test and the gamer profile. Learn to see how this gamer personality test can help you create balanced teams, more efficient workflows, and an overall better classroom environment. At very least, it is going to give you something to think about. Enjoy!

In this episode, Robert and Erik discuss the contentious subject of metagaming. We define metagaming as "The use of knowledge from outside a game's universe to gain an advantage inside of a game's universe." We talk about what it is, how it can help or hurt a gaming experience, ways of stopping or curbing metagaming, horror stories, and donuts. Here are links to the various people and products we mention. We did a lot of intellectualizing and thus, didn't mention a lot of people or products. Fate Core (http://www.evilhat.com/home/fate-core/) gaming system Official site of Adventure League/D&D Organized Play (http://dnd.wizards.com/playevents/organized-play) Matthew Colville's Youtube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/mcolville) List of Player Types (http://dustin.wikidot.com/player-types) closely resembling the list in the 5th edition Dungeon Master's Guide

This episode, the gang and I discuss an article about the 10 Player Types (and I can only assume this was specifically talking about Tabletop RPG's). We go into heavy detail about each type. Twitter: https://twitter.com/TabletopCast Email: tabletopradiohour@yahoo.com Website: https://tabletopradiohour.wordpress.com Patreon: patreon.com/tabletopradiohour I hope you enjoy the episode! Keep Rolling 20's Music from www.bensound.com

Join Vince and Travis for another week of RPG discussion. This week they are talking about their favorite types of players at the table. They have talked about the worst players at the table, but who is the best and why? What players make the game truly memorable and enjoyable and why? All of this and less will be answered within. Want to follow everything related to Vince, Travis and Venture Land Games? Check out the website for more information or direct downloads - www.venturelandgames.com. You can also follow Vince on Youtube if you are into that sort of thing - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgptSaRLvd1QH0SURdQNYgg. Email us at vincentrventurella@gmail.com.

In this episode of Game Masters' Studio we discuss the remaining types of players and how to identify them and engage them. We also cover what NOT to do, so as not to discourage our various players. There are 8 types in all; Actor, Planner, Explorer, Storyteller, Optimizer, Fighter, Problem Solver, and Watcher.  In the last episode we covered Actor, Planner, Explorer, & Storyteller. In this episode we will cover; Optimizer, Fighter, Problem Solver, and the Watcher. Listen, learn, use, enjoy! PodbeaniTunesStitcherFacebookTwitterPatreonMerchandise [Be Sure to check out our Live Gameplay Series, Darkhounds]

In this episode of Game Masters' Studio we discuss the various types of players and how to identify them and engage them. We also cover what NOT to do, so as not to discourage our various players. There are 8 types in all; Actor, Planner, Explorer, Storyteller, Optimizer, Fighter, Problem Solver, and Watcher.  In this first episode we cover Actor, Planner, Explorer, & Storyteller.  Listen, learn, use, enjoy! PodbeaniTunesStitcherFacebookTwitterPatreonMerchandise [Be Sure to check out our Live Gameplay Series, Darkhounds]  

In this extra credit we go over our own Player Type categories and how to handle kicking out a player.

Pathfinder 202 covers the different types of problem players you might interact with and how to deal with conflict. This episode builds off of concepts introduced in the GameMastery Guide.

Blue invites Roland and EZ on for some much-needed Dota 2 therapy.  Also, Blitz, EE, and Aui2000 are compared as personality types and playstyles are discussed by the three.

Seriously, so much freeway noise. Buckle up, kids; this is a long one. In this episode, we discuss the different player types you are likely to encounter while boardgaming, and drunkenly bumble our way through an article on the efficacy of different card shuffling methods. Tom's house is nearly shaken to pieces by passing traffic, Johannes says "interesting" more times than he can count, and poop is referenced more than can really be considered professional. It's a wild ride. Intro Gag: Comin' to ya' live from the gullet of a Tyrousian Bileworm, I'm Johannes Stauffer, and with me as always is the partially-digested husk of the man I once loved, and this is the Mildly Alarming Podcast. Episode 62: The Gleaming, Golden Cornfields of My Youth. Segment 1: Player Types Here' a link to Strange Eons, the tool we discussed for creating new character and item cards for Arkham Horror. Since we last used it, it has been expanded to include templates for other games and a focus on ground-up game design. The game Tom was talking about with different generals and resource allocation is Memoir '44. You can find more information on the official Memoir '44 at Days of Wonder and at Board Game Geek. You can find Dog Eat Dog at the publisher's website here, and learn more about it by watching this episode of Shut Up & Sit Down. 12 Best Cats: Fluffy Mittens Precious Buttons Mr. Fuzzy Consuela Princess Contessa Louisa Franchesca Bananafanafofesca III Boots Nibbler Tigger Paul Mouser Episode Sponsor: Jimmigan's Double-Honey Spruce Gum! Segment 2: Everyday I'm Shuffling The article we reference in the Game Mechanic section is Everyday I'm Shuffling from Dojo of Lies. As of this week, the show is also available on Stitcher. Click here to listen on Stitcher and, if you enjoy the show, take a second to leave a rating/review. Outro Gag: Mildly Alarming Drug Ad

In this episode, Erik and Don talk about the different types of players you will often find in a campaign and how to tailor your game to meet their disparate needs. RSS Feed: http://onrpgs.libsyn.com/rss Email us: onrpgs@gmail.com On RPGs Guild at Board Game Geek

Rob and Mike are joined by Eichlos for a pretty damned in depth discussion about player types and GMing habits.Show NotesEpisode 257: Player Types and GM Advice

Hello Everyone!  For more info about Episode 4, check out the Game on Girl website: http://www.game-on-girl.com/ Thanks! Regina --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gameongirl/message

Hello Everyone!  For more info about Episode 4, check out the Game on Girl website: http://www.game-on-girl.com/ Thanks! Regina --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gameongirl/message

Just two guys discussing the common types of problem players that appear at gaming tables and how to deal with them. http://www.archive.org/download/TheGamersGuideToPlayerTypes/TheGamersGuideToPlayerTypes.mp3

Lacking GenCon tickets and vacation time, Brian sits down with game designers Chris Bennett and Bruce Harlick. We discover Brian’s kitchen is somewhat echoey, and  chat some computer game / rpg industry connections, The Believers short form rpg, Microlite20, retrogaming, Fred Hicks, taco trucks and more.   Liner Notes [0:37] Introductions [6:15] Player Types and […]