@valerian-chambon.bsky.social
Cognitive psychologist working on self-agency and decision-making. @cnrs.bsky.social researcher at ENS Paris (IJN-DEC)
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/chambonvalerian/home
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/chambonvalerian/home
Thanks a lot! :)
February 28, 2025 at 9:36 AM
Thanks a lot! :)
Interesting! The agentive preference that modding exploits is undoubtedly a sub-dimension of the "Experimenting" category (perhaps precisely "Tinckering"), but there also seems to be a social dimension that is not yet covered by the model and that we should definitely integrate in a future version 👍
February 27, 2025 at 3:34 PM
Interesting! The agentive preference that modding exploits is undoubtedly a sub-dimension of the "Experimenting" category (perhaps precisely "Tinckering"), but there also seems to be a social dimension that is not yet covered by the model and that we should definitely integrate in a future version 👍
or a slightly more “meta” activity (something that enables new actions to be implemented).
We're in the process of defining new items for the “extended” version of the DEEP questionnaire, and we'll certainly think about integrating modding into it - thanks for the suggestion!
We're in the process of defining new items for the “extended” version of the DEEP questionnaire, and we'll certainly think about integrating modding into it - thanks for the suggestion!
February 27, 2025 at 12:24 PM
or a slightly more “meta” activity (something that enables new actions to be implemented).
We're in the process of defining new items for the “extended” version of the DEEP questionnaire, and we'll certainly think about integrating modding into it - thanks for the suggestion!
We're in the process of defining new items for the “extended” version of the DEEP questionnaire, and we'll certainly think about integrating modding into it - thanks for the suggestion!
... which consists of experimenting with and/or enabling the realization of new or as yet undetermined goals. Now, the DEEP model is a model for characterizing in-game actions, and it remains to be determined whether modding is indeed an “in-game action”
February 27, 2025 at 12:24 PM
... which consists of experimenting with and/or enabling the realization of new or as yet undetermined goals. Now, the DEEP model is a model for characterizing in-game actions, and it remains to be determined whether modding is indeed an “in-game action”
Thank you. It's a good (and difficult) question! There are in-game actions that the DEEP model doesn't yet account for, such as “wandering” or “tinckering” (see Edgar's thread on this below). I believe that modding falls under one of these exploratory actions...
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The DEEP model could better distinguish between exploration with known outcomes and exploration with unknown outcomes. This distinction could help refine our understanding of exploratory behavior in games and real environments.
February 27, 2025 at 12:24 PM
Thank you. It's a good (and difficult) question! There are in-game actions that the DEEP model doesn't yet account for, such as “wandering” or “tinckering” (see Edgar's thread on this below). I believe that modding falls under one of these exploratory actions...
bsky.app/profile/edga...
bsky.app/profile/edga...
super interesting, thanks for the reference!
February 27, 2025 at 11:57 AM
super interesting, thanks for the reference!
Bonus track: we plan to develop a video game based on the principles of the DEEP model and the results of our study. Here's the first image!
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February 27, 2025 at 11:04 AM
Bonus track: we plan to develop a video game based on the principles of the DEEP model and the results of our study. Here's the first image!
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At the end of the test, you'll have a wealth of information about your gamer profile. You can also download your GPT-generated DEEP card once you've completed the test. Here's mine!
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February 27, 2025 at 11:04 AM
At the end of the test, you'll have a wealth of information about your gamer profile. You can also download your GPT-generated DEEP card once you've completed the test. Here's mine!
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To see for yourself, you can take the DEEP test on the online platform (the-deepmodel.fr) we've created for the occasion (@BeyondGamesDev)! You can also decide whether or not you want to share your results with us, in order to improve our model.
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Deep
Deep is a project that aims to help you understand your personality and habits through a series of questions based on gaming preferences.
the-deepmodel.fr
February 27, 2025 at 11:04 AM
To see for yourself, you can take the DEEP test on the online platform (the-deepmodel.fr) we've created for the occasion (@BeyondGamesDev)! You can also decide whether or not you want to share your results with us, in order to improve our model.
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In short, we have developed a model (DEEP) to characterise the diversity of gaming preferences, based on the assumption that this diversity reflects differences in the way agents use and navigate goal hierarchies (and exercise their agency along the way).
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February 27, 2025 at 11:04 AM
In short, we have developed a model (DEEP) to characterise the diversity of gaming preferences, based on the assumption that this diversity reflects differences in the way agents use and navigate goal hierarchies (and exercise their agency along the way).
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