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Not knowing if the audience has played the game, but assuming they have some interest in it. Is it better to talk about 'the player', or simply 'you'? Examples: "at this point the game might get boring, as the player can easily run through the remaining levels" "getting this upgrade will make you a lot more powerful" |
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Suppose that you make presentation for large audience and not speak with somebody personally: "at this point the game might get boring, as it can be easily run through the remaining levels" "getting this upgrade will allow to play with a lot more power" |
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