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RE: Proactive, Active, and Reactive Events in Game Storytelling
Wow, I didn't know about this side of the view on video game. It's fascinating how deeper it actually is. This post sounds like it's from a book that teach you about crafting storyline for games (is it? Or it's based on experience? It's a really good read either way).
Though there are some things/terms that I'm not sure if I fully understand (because of my lacking English I persume), I bookmarked this post in case I need some guide/tips, if you don't mind.
Most of this is practical experience, drawn from a mixture of writing for games, writing more generally, and running roleplaying games like D&D and playing in them. I've got a slight academic background, and plan on writing a book on this sort of thing, but I haven't quite figured out what I want to include and what I don't.
Certainly feel free to bookmark. If you have any questions, feel free to ask as well. I've been trying to write more clearly, but I have this awful tendency to write after consuming too much tea and ramble on.