In literally everything -- start with something small that can stand on its own two legs, and expand from there. Stay away from the Death Star approach.
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Large systems with emergent dynamics evolve from small systems that already had (simple) successful dynamics. Application to game design: don't set out to build a crazy ambitious universe that'll have "emergent gameplay". Start with a simple gameplay that's effective on its own.
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localism always wins under complexity
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@AxieInfinity nailed this and that's why they have all my NFT investable money nowThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Gall's Law: all complex systems that work evolved from simpler systems that worked.
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Sometimes I dream about a platform where people can easily edit FPS game rules and mechanics and share their game via URL. You could replicate the mechanics of CS:GO, or Overwatch, Team Fortress. You could watch as the best games evolve through trial and error, bottom-up.pic.twitter.com/Xhg4XjVubE
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