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            I have learned quite a bit. The thing is not too much of it has made enough of an impression to write about it here. Seeing as that is the case this will be more of what i have experienced, which is part of learning, rather than what i have learned specifically. I have learned a lot about games and gaming itself. I opened the book and almost felt like the average person with the fact that there were so many terms that I did not even recognize. Which is a good thing. On  the first day I learned that the creation process for a game is similar to that of a book. With a lot of the games that i play it didn't really surprise me. (Examples Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance, Final Fantasy X, and Final Fantasy X-2) I think that the fact that i did not know half of what they were talking about was a good thing. It kept me going really. Seeing as I do not play them I was really confused when they were talking about FPS's (first person shooters). I was not much help when I participated in a group project for when because I hardly knew the mechanics. I guess that I was able to write about something I had learned after all. Is anyone able to relate to this?