@@revimfadli4666 You could argue that we still know what she means by it, but no, I have never heard anyone refer to a non-electronic table top game as "analog." It's an incorrect way of using the word and she probably learned it from someone else who thinks analog means the opposite of digital, it does not. Here is the definition of analog: _relating to or using signals or information represented by a continuously variable physical quantity such as spatial position, voltage, etc._ It doesn't even have to be electronic, neither does digital, but there is nothing even remotely "analog" about Race for the Galaxy. There are such things as analog computers, so if designed for such a machine would she have referred to both versions of the game as analog?
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Theresa nailed it, awesome talk
Interesting & well made, thanks! I´m excited to see more of the Roll for the Galaxy app.
Spectator mode on other people's games is also cool.
Great delivery!
Kudos*Sudoku
Great talk, thanks!
That is one weird C&C Red Alert 2 screenshot, must be a mod ?
Just because it's not digital doesn't mean it's analog.
Then what is it?
@@revimfadli4666 I would have just said non-digital or physical. Analog implies that it is still electronic.
@@tristunalekzander5608 aren't analog devices for games so uncommon that 'analog' is often synonymous with 'non-electronic'?
@@revimfadli4666 You could argue that we still know what she means by it, but no, I have never heard anyone refer to a non-electronic table top game as "analog." It's an incorrect way of using the word and she probably learned it from someone else who thinks analog means the opposite of digital, it does not.
Here is the definition of analog: _relating to or using signals or information represented by a continuously variable physical quantity such as spatial position, voltage, etc._ It doesn't even have to be electronic, neither does digital, but there is nothing even remotely "analog" about Race for the Galaxy.
There are such things as analog computers, so if designed for such a machine would she have referred to both versions of the game as analog?
First
First of all, great talk.
Secondly she seems a bit nervous.
Last but not least she looks looks like a young version of Hillary Clinton.
She's way hotter than Hillary was when she was young. But I somewhat agree.