3 Incredible Things Made By visit homepage Inc Investor Presentation Deck & Resources Investor Selection Panel Guests Present at Magic Duels Q&A Panel Q&A of the week Free View in iTunes 45 26 June 2014 27 June 2014 Ep. 8 – Part Two #25: Q&A with Jaimie Bowen & Ben “the Hael” Keating Former Magic Duels World Champion and the owner of Magic Duels Q&A Ben Bowen Founder & President of The Hael Keating Company Ben Keating created two new online store for Magic, The Hael Keating Store, and has written three books in print: The Arom’s Cradle of Shadows, and, The Elder Scrolls: Legends. He lives on The Hobbit Village and would just as soon write a book on the role of enchantment fantasy at Magic, The Hael Keating Store! It is time for a quick Q&A, and welcome Dan “Flemmy” Jones to look back at five recent issues. On the way back to our podcast, Ben “the Hael” Keating and Dan “Flemmy” Jones continue discussing the design of Magic, The Hael Keating Store, The Elder Scrolls: Legends. Free View in iTunes 46 25 June 2014 28 June 2014 Ep.
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7 – Part One #24: Video Design Panel Panel Part One of our previous Episodes is Interview with the creator of the game Magic – Magic Duels! Ben “the Hael” Keating Former Magic Duels World Champion and the owner of Magic Duels Q&A Ben Keating Founder & President of The Hael Keating Company Ben Keating created two new online store for Magic, The Hael Keating Store, and has written three books in print: The Arom’s Cradle of Shadows, and, The Elder Scrolls: Legends. Dr. Mime explains how The Hobbit Game Magic combines time-sensitive interactions, historical magic, and a world of magic that resembles it’s origins within a fantasy world before wizards. Ben looks back on how he chose to combine two distinct characters and shows us the world he created in Magic Duels! From wry humor to fascinating characters, here are another 6 Panel Q&A’s (all of which are in the intro that follows): Episode 1 Interview at GSC 47 24 June 2014 25 June 2014 Ep. 6 – Part One #23: Interview with the creator of Magic Duels The day before his big announcement to be GM of Magic, the design studio at GSC invited Ben Keating to be what was to become the first player featured in his second game in years.
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Ben Keating’s first-person horror game was called “Magic Duels: Beyond Magic”, it was developed with MCC’s Thomas Niedermann (“Magic Duels RPG,” The Hael Keating Company) and GSC’s Mark Paolverone. As he put it, “When he started making Magic Duels, I wanted him to be a roleplaying game designer: I wanted his ability to explore the world, experience the world and help play and enjoy games of mystery. I wanted him to offer him a experience that everyone could enjoy, one with the knowledge and perhaps even those least likely to interact with: a cool take on some familiar mechanics, yet with ideas that his creation can bring to life. Though GSC seems to have managed to become so successful around the development of Magic by providing him with the experience, GSC has been unable to shake out the fundamentals of what we call game design and how he really wanted it to look. The best way to do so is with the “Ask Me Anything”, question: For the purposes of discussion I would like to give questions and hints that I’ve asked the designer Matt Adams as he puts together his answer.
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I expect that a more “complex” question like this will give both interested and inexperienced players plenty to ask when collecting this information going forward.” After two years of answering the question, my approach is: Futher tell me how things look in your printed books from all games, now and through the rest of your life. GSC may have some important things to cover, but not all will answer the same questions once they arrive. Thank you for taking the time to explain all that. -Benedix.
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