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==Current Simming Strategies and Maneuvers== | ==Current Simming Strategies and Maneuvers== | ||
===Preliminary Definitions: Analysis of Simming=== | |||
With to my recent assignment as numbers helper for the [[USS Ronin]] I have begun to formulate a crude statistical approach to understanding simming dynamics. | |||
====Demand==== | |||
Demand is the number of posts a simmer current has that are tagging one of her characters. | |||
====Output==== | |||
Output is the number of posts a player produces per day. | |||
I'll just describe how I've gone about writing my sims here. I'm sure others have used similar methods for writing though perhaps under different names. I'd like to begin by outlining the cognitive framework in which I operate while I'm creating my sims. Presently my sims are part of a sort of architecture, with the real world at the top (on the left) and the simming world at the bottom. The intermediate layer is the set of narrative voices that allows the reader to peer into the sim world. | I'll just describe how I've gone about writing my sims here. I'm sure others have used similar methods for writing though perhaps under different names. I'd like to begin by outlining the cognitive framework in which I operate while I'm creating my sims. Presently my sims are part of a sort of architecture, with the real world at the top (on the left) and the simming world at the bottom. The intermediate layer is the set of narrative voices that allows the reader to peer into the sim world. | ||