ONLINE GAMES. RESEARCH OF GAMING COMMUNITIES. (LANGUAGE USAGE)
ONLINE GAMES. RESEARCH OF GAMING COMMUNITIES. (LANGUAGE USAGE)
Abstract
Настоящият текст представя резултатите от изследване на две онлайн
браузърни игри (Икариам и Футболидентити) посветени на употребата на език в
двете игри и това какво отражение тази употреба има върху начина на общуване и
комуникация на играчите и формираните от тях геймърски общности. На практика
докладът представлява първа част от по-голямо изследване върху двете игри, което
има за цел да опише влиянието, което имат различни фактори: употреба на език,
жанр, основни игрови събития, комуникационни канали, време и периодичност.
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