Comments on: Animalistic Robots http://arcadeberg.com/causerie/animalistic-robots/ aka. "Learning Game Design with Arcade Berg" Fri, 23 Mar 2012 19:21:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Arcade http://arcadeberg.com/causerie/animalistic-robots/comment-page-1/#comment-4490 Arcade Fri, 23 Apr 2010 06:11:41 +0000 http://arcadeberg.com/?p=82#comment-4490 @Remi Strand Hey, thanks for reading. I'm glad we've reached the same conclusion. Mind? Not at all, I'm thrilled to hear my writing can be of assistance to people. If you post an article or something about what you find out, please, send me a link. Thanks. @Remi Strand
Hey, thanks for reading.

I’m glad we’ve reached the same conclusion.

Mind? Not at all, I’m thrilled to hear my writing can be of assistance to people. If you post an article or something about what you find out, please, send me a link.

Thanks.

]]> By: Remi Strand http://arcadeberg.com/causerie/animalistic-robots/comment-page-1/#comment-4487 Remi Strand Thu, 22 Apr 2010 23:18:55 +0000 http://arcadeberg.com/?p=82#comment-4487 Hi! I'm studying to become a Concept artist, and was kind of doing reflection on why people percieve robots or creatures with multiple legs and eyes as Evil or creepy. This post supports my thoughts about the whole thing. Take the "Matrix sentinel as a example. It has limbs and optics a plenty, BUT it doesnt really become creepy before it starts to resemble a Spider, sitting on top of a APU or ship. Therefore I think you're spot on when you write "having us use our own resources of knowledge". After all, most people do not enjoy a spider's company! Hope you don't mind me linking to this post in my reflective journal! Hi! I’m studying to become a Concept artist, and was kind of doing reflection on why people percieve robots or creatures with multiple legs and eyes as Evil or creepy. This post supports my thoughts about the whole thing. Take the “Matrix sentinel as a example. It has limbs and optics a plenty, BUT it doesnt really become creepy before it starts to resemble a Spider, sitting on top of a APU or ship. Therefore I think you’re spot on when you write “having us use our own resources of knowledge”. After all, most people do not enjoy a spider’s company!

Hope you don’t mind me linking to this post in my reflective journal!

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