The Daedalus Project: Welcome to The Daedalus Project


	« Slideshow #5 \| Main \| Superstitions » Welcome to The Daedalus Project [printer-friendly version] The Daedalus Project began about 4 years ago while I was still working in Chicago and just about to transition to grad school at Stanford. Now, 4 years later, I'm about 3 months away from finishing my dissertation. I'd like to thank those of you who have participated in this study. The Daedalus Project would not be possible without you. How You Can Help: - Post a message on your community forum or message board about the findings. - Create a link to "The Daedalus Project": http://www.nickyee.com/daedalus/ - Add a link to The Daedalus Project in your forum signature. As usual, your comments and feedback are most welcome. Any questions should be directed to contact@nickyee.com Posted on March 20, 2007 \| Comments (3) \| TrackBack (0) Comments First comment WOOO!?!?! Posted by: Beanybag on March 27, 2007 2:14 PM Nick, Thanks for all your work over the years. I hope this project continues after your dissertation. It's amazing how much depth you've added to the understanding of MMOs. Cheers Posted by: Peter on April 1, 2007 9:00 PM ah... i needed to do a speech on 'Why gaming is addictive' to my class.. and i googled my way and ended up here. Really nice findings and work u have done. still finding the 'why' factor. usually what i can find online is the after effects & solving. Hardly any on the 'causes' of addiction Posted by: penguin1 on May 31, 2007 9:03 AM Post a comment Name: Email: (optional, and not displayed) Comments: Remember info? Note: To decrease potential comment spam, comments with a link element will be moderated and will not appear immediately. Comments with more than one link are junked automatically. With regards to content, comments that contain profanity, slurs, or similar words may be censored or deleted entirely. Also, posts that are simply trolls, flames, or personal attacks have a good chance of being removed. The same applies to posts requesting character trades or asking for game-specific help.