We observe that the clustering coefficient, community size and membership number in the W-SN are bigger than those in the SN, while the character path length in W-SN becomes smaller.
Crash follows the form - popularised in the cinema during the Nineties by John Sayles's City of Hope, Robert Altman's Short Cuts and Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia, though in fact going back to Balzac's La Comédie Humaine and Joyce's Ulysses - of presenting city life through a multitude of linked stories in which numerous characters' paths crisscross.
Adapted by Mr. Sondheim and George Furth from a 1934 play by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, the show famously moves backward in time, charting its characters' path from middle-aged disillusionment to youthful idealism.
Their simulation ultimately was not able to maintain that level of openness, and the team had to brute force "skill", "action", and "character interaction" paths through the levels.
However, the team's simulation ultimately failed to maintain the desired level of openness, and they had to brute force "skill", "action", and "character interaction" paths through each level.
There's some information that's not clear, like the Guild leveling system, and the new "Path of the Titans" character development path, and the new profession, "archaeologist".
Again, Harrison follows unrelated characters whose paths cross and converge.
These characters cross paths regularly as they cross and recross California Avenue.
"Candy Mountain" depicts an unknown, deliberately abstruse world where two sets of characters cross paths, but each has seemingly little to do with the other.
