Use a \u201cvisual novel\u201d editor to create a multiple choice dialogue with a virtual character. The project may have one or more of the following features:<\/p>\n
The character is a portrait\/caricature of a person you know
\nThe character is based on the personality types from the Myers-Briggs test (note: pseudo-science)
\nThe character is a credible depiction of a person affected by mental or behavioral disorder
\nAny of the above, but applied to the player\u2019s character<\/p>\n
Note:<\/strong> you can make it goal-oriented (persuade the character) but avoid \u201cdating sims\u201d tropes.<\/p>\n Some Starting points:<\/strong><\/p>\n What’s the type of conversation: Interview? Date? Interrogation? Fight? ect. Don’t assume the subject of the conversation is the NPC or the player (first date scenario). The player is playing a role too and her\/his character may be already familiar with the npc.<\/p>\n Design two characters and propose two conversation’s scenario (description of the situation and possible outcomes).<\/p>\n Delivery and critique. Post a screenshot on the blog, a one-liner description and a link to the “game”.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Use a \u201cvisual novel\u201d editor to create a multiple choice dialogue with a virtual character. The project may have one or more of the following features: The character is a portrait\/caricature of a person you know The character is based on the personality types from the Myers-Briggs test (note: pseudo-science) The character is a credible<\/p>\n
\nWhat’s the power relationship between the two character?
\nWhat’s the initial predisposition of the player and NPC? Friendly? Bored? Aggressive?<\/p>\nPart I (Tuesday 18)<\/h1>\n
Part II (Tuesday 25)<\/h1>\n