Tuesday, March 6, 2007

Breaking Down Testimony

Testimony is an interaction between the author, computer, and the user of the content. the author is the one who has designed it, allowing the computer to randomly place the material within given block and locations. All of the content can be managed by the user, though not fully controlled. Because of the the random nature of the images which appear and text within the balloons, it makes recreating the same scene over and over again very complicated and hard. -- Much like an actualy Testimony.

Question:
Why now allow the user to have more control over the comic? Perhaps the ability to allow users to type into text bubbles to further "create" their own story might be a successful take on a comic of a similiar, yet different nature.

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