EPTOn October 29 2009 01:28 Garnet wrote:
Done.
Done.
Help me rape my thesis, please! - Page 6
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Zato-1
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ghermination
United States2851 Posts
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fremenrock
United Kingdom3 Posts
"- advertisements you see on the sides of a race track, football field or hockey rink - billboards or posters on buildings - product placements, like soda cans, cars or cellphones" I'd say advertising is fine, but "- even advertisements placed around a game you are playing on a website!" I'd say is pretty annoying at times, especially when you get interrupted by them >_< | ||
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Volta
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MiniRoman
Canada3953 Posts
On October 29 2009 04:50 Foucault wrote: common issue with surveys unfortunately. that's why the method of my thesis will be discourse analysis Foucault talking about discourse~ what a shocker there ;p | ||
Smurg
Australia3818 Posts
Let the rapeage commence. | ||
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4clovers
United States41 Posts
when I am in game, i hardly notice anything else besides the game. I have literally had people come up to me later and purportedly, have conversations with me while I am playing, and I have absolutely no recollection of what they said. you think in the middle of being reaver dropped, i'm gonna click some penis enhancement ad? | ||
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4clovers
United States41 Posts
like if the command center had a huge "mcdonalds" written on it, and i was getting hungry, probably it'll remind me that mcdonalds is always open. but little ads on the side, rofl, no way. | ||
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ClassickxD
Canada13 Posts
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VorcePA
United States1102 Posts
In-game advertising is ok as long as the suspension of disbelief is not lost. In the context of video games, this usually applies to sports/racing games, as advertisements in professional games are everywhere. They are not appropriate in games where advertisements like these would not be found, such as a billboard with a coke soda advertisement in World of Warcraft. In a fantasy/sci-fi setting, made-up advertisement could be acceptable, but only in the context of the game. Using WoW as an example again, they do use made-up advertising, as there's a lady walking around in ironforge yelling at everyone to buy her bread. This is a good portrayal, as in medieval times and the transition to steampower, the only way to advertise was by way of paper or by shouting in the streets. | ||
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anderoo
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Readersblock
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economist_
Vietnam719 Posts
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skronch
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b3h47pte
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[Azn]Nada
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iSiN
United States1075 Posts
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selboN
United States2523 Posts
On October 29 2009 12:12 skronch wrote: done, good luck with your thesis | ||
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