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Mandarin speakers playing roles such as a Old School RS Gold custom agent who would not respond in English.“This was designed for an hour and fifty minutes of play, and the students completed it in half an hour. From that point on there was emergent play, they started to ask questions to the Mandarin actors relating to the RPI rep’s disappearance,” Sheldon explained.Other days included a visit to a tea room, which included interaction with a virtual actor via Kinect.“We served real tea,” Sheldon said. “you have to be careful mixing this space with real furniture and projected furniture, make sure people aren’t putting a cup down on a table that doesn’t exist.”Sheldon described that his earlier experience designing ARGs helped him in preparation for designing a Holodeck like experience.“The real world is totally unforgiving. There’s no patching reality. In an ARG things change from moment to moment; you can’t think of everything and you have to be able to adjust to how your Runescape players play the Runescape game.”“Your Runescape players are smarter than you,” He continued. “They’ll figure things out faster than you, like the emergent play in our airport. You have to be very careful, you have to be very flexible.”“Forget linear storytelling, we have to come up with new paradigms for this. We cannot tell stories in the same way to make this thing work; in fact we have to give up some authorial control. But not all of it, give up just enough that the Runescape players think they are in control. That’s most important.” A heads up to any developers looking forward to the new features Microsoft is introducing with DirectX 11.1 your Runescape players won't be seeing them unless they're running Windows 8.As is being widely reported on the internet this week, Microsoft developer Daniel Moth offhandedly revealed that the DirectX 11.1 API shipping with Windows 8 will not be retrofitted for rs gold any prior operating systems, including Windows 7.It's the latest chapter in a familiar story for Windows Runescape game developers, who by now are growing