论文信息 - Towards first person gamer modeling and the problem with game classification in user studies

Towards first person gamer modeling and the problem with game classification in user studies

Understanding gaming expertise is important in user studies. We present a study comprised of 60 participants playing a First Person Shooter Game (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive). This study provides results related to a keyboard model used to determine an objective measurement of gamers' skill. We also show that there is no correlation between frequency questionnaires and user skill.

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