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Topic	Theory: The 6 pillars of why people love video games
Paratroopa1 08/03/25 8:04:10 PM #24:	banananor posted... if you're talking specifically about "correctly", wouldn't that fall under mastery? No because mastery isn't inherently necessary. It's the difference between running a marathon because you want to improve your time and running because you like feeling your body move fast and the rushing wind in your face. These are two very different enjoyment mechanisms! if you're talking specifically about the "juice" of the jumps, wouldn't that fall under what's called "atmosphere" via the below? No because I simply think this is forcing the concept of "atmosphere" to cover way too much ground. The tactile feel of a punch landing or a bullet striking its target is different from a beautifully rendered backdrop. <cite>Paratroopa1 posted [p:985986005] in Theory: Th... [t:81022378]...</cite> <quote>banananor posted... </cite><quote>if you're talking specifically about "correctly", wouldn't that fall under mastery?</quote>No because mastery isn't inherently necessary. It's the difference between running a marathon because you want to improve your time and running because you like feeling your body move fast and the rushing wind in your face. These are two very different enjoyment mechanisms!<quote>if you're talking specifically about the "juice" of the jumps, wouldn't that fall under what's called "atmosphere" via the below?</quote>No because I simply think this is forcing the concept of "atmosphere" to cover way too much ground. The tactile feel of a punch landing or a bullet striking its target is different from a beautifully rendered backdrop.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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