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Will Buck's Blog

Computer Science Undergraduate Student at University of Wisconsin-Madison. Most interested in: Competitive Gaming Artificial Intelligence

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Comment In: Pro-gamer migration to League of Legends reveals tension between eSports communities [Blog - 05/08/2013 - 10:00]
There used to be a ... There used to be a great show on G4 called 'Arena ' where they basically did a 'triathlon of gaming '. It was fun to watch, and I 'd definitely love seeing something like that thrive. r n r nGamers really do take the 'separation of games ' way too ...

Comment In: GDC: Riot Experimentally Investigates Online Toxicity [Blog - 03/31/2013 - 09:42]
I may be biased in ... I may be biased in my love for League of Legends, but I really do genuinely love what Riot is trying to do in combatting negative behavior. I think a lot of this can be applied to the internet as a whole as well, potentially paving the way to more ...

Comment In: 5 Things Jamming Teaches You [Blog - 01/30/2013 - 03:58]
Nice work on the game, ... Nice work on the game, and excellent points about Jams They really are a wonderful set of constraints and right amount of pressure to make something cool

Comment In: Sprint Retrospectives [Blog - 11/08/2012 - 05:29]
Nice summary on Agile/Scrum/Retros Trevor ... Nice summary on Agile/Scrum/Retros Trevor r n r nIt might be worth pointing out, though, that sprints don 't really have a 'usual ' time frame, they really differ from workplace to workplace. I 've seen them primarily as 2-week increments, for example, but have seen them as short as ...

Comment In: Creative genius vs. competent craftsman? [Blog - 09/20/2012 - 07:07]
Definitely agree that 'doing ' ... Definitely agree that 'doing ' things, while difficult to do especially for those who strive to conserve effort only for truly great ventures , pays off a lot more than waiting for greatness to strike you. Doing gets you practice, which makes you better no matter what, and gives you ...

Comment In: A Look At Negative Game Mechanics [Blog - 09/03/2012 - 02:56]
I think the Runes are ... I think the Runes are not actually able to be purchased w/ real money Samuel, though you are correct on the timing of champion releases the pace is a little heavy for non-purchasers. That said, there is still a lot of fun and competition to be had while still avoiding ...

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