Thread: Game design /w surface leveling the competition?
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Re: Game design /w surface leveling the competition?
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In the world of science and technology, where can it be found that fields have to be leveled in order to be developed, researched, implemented, discovered, enhanced, shared, understood, or tackled?

This is a game challenge and yes, the GDC presented the 2009 game with new elements including the new playing surface for the robots. Why does that or any part of the game have be looked at through the very narrow lens of leveling the field? Development, research, implementation, and continued discoveries have opportunities presented to each team and each region to be shared for a deeper understanding of the game, the constraints, and strategies - strengthening the field for everyone, not leveling it.
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