Hunkering down
Its time to get the rest of my PhD out of the way. No commitments for the next six weeks (apart from teaching), so I need to do some good solid writing.
The trip to CSU Dominguez Hills was cool, I still don't understand how I was there for 3 days and was gone from Audtralia for five. Time is confusing, especially when combined with space.
Interesting that no one that I spoke to in the USA has heard of Second Life, or even of America's Army.
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Hold on--they never heard of Second Life or AA? What rock are they under? Those two games come up in conversation with people who aren't even studying games! Hell, we had to play Second Life as a class assignment here at CU-Boulder!
Hey, btw, I'm about to cite your ludology vs. narratology paper for a crappy little final paper I'm writing at the mo'. Feels good. :)
Oh, and good luck on the job hunt.
Well, I was only in Los Angeles... I guess the USA is a pretty heterogenous place.
Just so happened that the people I met and talked to hadn't.
And some were played Everquest 2 (now thats wierd0.
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