/lit/ - Literature

talk about post-intentionality you sexy mofo

>What do I care for your suffering?
>Pain, even agony,
>is no more than information before the senses,
>data fed to the computer of the mind.

>The lesson is simple:
>you have received the information,
>now act on it.
>Take control of the input
>and you shall become master of the output.

—Chairman Sheng-Ji Yang,
“Essays on Mind and Matter”
(The Virtual World)

i know one of them. who are the other three you're referring to? legit curious.

>>9093337
Kek. Let's face it, is there any doubt where this goes in the end?

>one with all the people

The really good games are older and less graphic. So when you played them a significant amount of the action was taking place within your imagination. Indeed the best games in my opinion are the ones where you need to let go of the mouse, lean back in the chair and consult your notes, trying to keep your overall strategy or the personality of your character in mind so that your play-through is achieving internal consistency. I guess they inspire a kind of role-playing is what I am saying.

What books did Sheng-ji Yang read?