Peer pressure, Player development and communication
Day 1,899, 14:06
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by mittekemuis
What is this?
You are reading an article written by a citizen of eRepublik, an immersive multiplayer strategy game based on real life countries. Create your own character and help your country achieve its glory while establishing yourself as a war hero, renowned publisher or finance guru.
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Voted, nice article 😁
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Every article I ever write will be rubbish in comparison to this.
GAWD. Its SO purdy!
Man, **ck Skittles...
Great article : )
Great work!
A very nice article mittekemuis, I took a class in psychology in my university not too long ago, and the professor briefly went over this topic. It's interesting to see where you're applying this knowledge, and look forward to your other articles.
Also, I volunteer to help you with anything you need on this survey/research.
/me sips on coffee while reading
there is interest
great article, definitely interested to see where it goes
Great article !
I wonder how many people have RL friends as eRep friends.
Zonmei, I'm guessing none
Very nice. Voted ofcourse.
Very thought-provoking and nicely presented. I am looking forward to seeing where this is going. And indeed, thanks to AC for making it so visually interesting as well!
good stuff, voted!
interesting to think about it, as well.
bohemond not trolling.he must fancy you or he is sick
interesting, I'ld be more interested in knowing how far "first" party choice influences future development.
This is awesome mitte, voted.
Here's one I'd like to pose: you talk about authoritarian people like the CP. Do you think the eUK has an Authoritarian Personality problem?
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nothing is real
Nice article, voted
I loved this article, I hope to see more article from you 🙂
and nanolevel ?
Will u be using a control group which are not in Political groupings and if so what criteria will be applied there and what sort of bias do u envision will be caused by using a small population sample rather than a large population sample?