Southeastern English Department Hosts The Quest Design Workshop
The Quest Design Workshop is a great opportunity for everyone, gamers or not, to learn how to mod for fun and the reward for attending is $20!
Many people think that modding is hard but Samuel Fuller who hosts the Game Quest Design Workshop, makes video game modding fun and easy! This event was held on the last Friday of April from 2 pm to 4:30 pm at Fayard Hall. Students were given food and refreshments during their time there. Every student received a reward of $20 after the meeting
The funding received for the $20 Amazon e-gift cards came from the Leol Purcell Endowed Professorship, which Fuller was awarded by the English Department in Fall 2020.
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It’s a really easy-going event and Fuller even noted “anyone can come and go whenever they like. It’s supposed to be a fun and relaxing experience.”
The program that was used for modding during the event was called “The Creation Kit” and it was a simple easy to use program that didn’t require much coding experience at all to navigate through.
One of the participants in this event wanted to work on a farming modification and Fuller wanted to create a paper sales company. “I wanted to create something that was like ‘The Office’ which I am slowly working on through these events.” Said Fuller.
As a result of this event, Fuller explained that he has big plans for these modding events, and “I hope to one day get enough people to participate in these modding events so that we can one day work on something huge and more complex,” commented Fuller.
Throughout the semester there have been a few students who were able to attend but Fuller hopes to use his Professorship money left over from these events to possibly do a raffle for the next semester.
