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"IMHO, having students do computer games projects is absolutely the best possible way to teach programming, graphics, software engineering, object oriented programming, etc."
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Tired of your boring life? Aren't most of us? Maybe you could spice things up by participating in a game that plays out in real life - with you as a secret agent.
So, you're out of town on business, and someone calls you with a chance to participate in the game:
"Not particularly. You know I'm in Edinburgh?"
"That's why we're calling... We need a small parcel delivering."
So, you go to a place, pick up a parcel, and take it to another place. All done anonymously.
If you think there are opportunities for misuse, you're right. Read the book, and find out more.
See also the entry for International Fantasy Gaming Society">International Fantasy Gaming Society, the sfnal inspiration for this idea. Comment/Join this discussion ( 2 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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