Another video interview...

[Nikolai]

It took me some seconds to grasp that you did not talk about an opera house making political decisions Johan. I must go and wash my ears. But really, 5 years without a summer vacation? Poor Johan...

 

[Colon]

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I hate to nitpick on humour, but the graph essentially indicates that Eve is actually very easy to learn.

 

[Baneslave]

I hate to nitpick on humour, but the graph essentially indicates that Eve is actually very easy to learn.

Not really. It states that you need tons of skill in short amount of time, so it is actually quite hard to learn. When you learn it, it is very easy, though.

 

[Black Guardian]

Not really. It states that you need tons of skill in short amount of time, so it is actually quite hard to learn. When you learn it, it is very easy, though.

No, every schoolboy learns that a graph depicts one value in dependence on another...

x-value is the influencing variable (time spent playing) while y-value is the influenced value (game skill).

So, this graph shows: Game skill gained by playing time

The higher the slope of the graph, the faster a certain skill is reached - (or from the time view: the higher the slope of the graph, the more skill you get within a set playing-time).

Nevetheless, the curve is funny ^^

 

[Baneslave]

No, every schoolboy learns that a graph depicts one value in dependence on another...

x-value is the influencing variable (time spent playing) while y-value is the influenced value (game skill).

So, this graph shows: Game skill gained by playing time

The higher the slope of the graph, the faster a certain skill is reached - (or from the time view: the higher the slope of the graph, the more skill you get within a set playing-time).

Nevetheless, the curve is funny ^^

(Bold part) Not necessarily. It could also mean skill needed in time unit. There is surprisingly many things it could mean.

Edit. Also, sorry for off topic. Returning to topic.

 

[Alex_brunius]

No, every schoolboy learns that a graph depicts one value in dependence on another...

Yes but your reading it wrong.

The Y axis should be amount of skill needed to be able to enjoy the game, but they just wrote "gaming skill" for short.
That's what all learning curves are about.

 

[Sudaxe]

Great interview.