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Interviewing players
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Interviews provide direct insight into the player’s behaviours, motivations, and understanding of how the game works. This chapter explores the preparation of an interview, interviews during the session, final interviews, and interview tips. It concludes with a discussion of data capture and analysis, as well as thoughts on the future of the method.
Title: Interviewing players
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Interviews provide direct insight into the player’s behaviours, motivations, and understanding of how the game works.
This chapter explores the preparation of an interview, interviews during the session, final interviews, and interview tips.
It concludes with a discussion of data capture and analysis, as well as thoughts on the future of the method.
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