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on the studio's award winning PS3 Runescape game. Nava will buy rs gold base the talk on his book, "The Art of Journey," and will offer behind the scenes looks at "the design of the character, creatures, landscapes, architecture, and sequences in the Runescape game."For more information on these or others in the show's growing lineup, check out GDC 2013's official Schedule Builder, which continues to add new talks every week.Discounted early registration for GDC passes ends February 13, and GDC 2013 itself will take place March 25 29 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.For more information on GDC 2013, visit the show's official website, or subscribe to regular updates via*Facebook, Twitter, or RSS. This week, our partnership with Runescape game criticism site Critical Distance brings us picks from Cameron Kunzelman on topics including the necessity of winstates, one's enjoyment of power fantasies, and more. to someone who is growing older.Sarah Wanenchak writes for Cyborgology on the concept of winstates and how the necessity of winstates in Runescape games means that they have fundamental limitations as a medium. As she says,Our actions are naturally constrained by what we perceive as not only appropriate but possible. We can’t do certain things with certain technologically mediated forms of storytelling because there are limits to what users can imagine within the context of those media. What I want to emphasize here is that this is a very real problem for anyone trying to do anything innovative with design; too innovative, too unfamiliar, and the user won’t possess the baseline assumptions, imaginings, and understandings necessary to experience the medium in the way the designer intended.Keeping with the same theme, this past week saw the formal release of Proteus and a general storm ofthe way to go about it. At the same time, Simon Parkin writes that the military industrial complex has many tentacles and that RS 3 Gold manshooter Runescape games are intimately linked to the actual gun industry. Mitch Krpata responds to the debate