Brusk, 2014 - Google Patents
Steps Towards Creating Socially Competent Game CharactersBrusk, 2014
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- Brusk J
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This thesis investigates and presents approaches towards creating more socially competent NPCs by means of natural language dialogues. The aim is to provide hands-on solutions for game developers who want to offer interactions with the NPCs in the game that are socially …
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