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• Game Servers
  ...eption is games using purely [[Illocutionary Interfaces]], i.e. text-based interfaces, since here the players can be interacting directly with the games using th
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• Pattern Suggestion List
  [[Illocutionary Interfaces]] ( <- Illocutionary Interface link to Puzzle Solving and System Exploration, split things from [[Option Interfaces]] [grew out of real-time games, pop-up choices outside the main game interf
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• Dialogues
  ...Games]] such as the [[Zork series]], [[MUD2]] and [[DragonMud]] used text interfaces. These mixed dialogues between several players with those between individua ...to communicate directly with the game system, i.e. create [[Illocutionary Interfaces]], or are used to communicate with [[Characters]] in the [[Game Worlds]]. T
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• Game Worlds
  ...lds]] are presented visually rather than through text (see [[Illocutionary Interfaces]] for more on this), or through the [[Storytelling]] and [[Roleplaying]] of [[Illocutionary Interfaces]],
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• Inventories
  ...nventories]] part of [[Character Sheets]] while games with [[Illocutionary Interfaces]], which are typically text-based, do it as part of the main interface. [[Illocutionary Interfaces]],
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• Chat Channels
  ...yer Online Games|Massively Multiplayer Online Games]] introduced graphical interfaces, they still kept the [[Chat Channels]] for providing both ways of communica ...ne interface (which then functions as a form of [[Illocutionary Interfaces|Illocutionary Interface]]).
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• Emotes
  [[Emotes]] is an option for [[Command Line Systems]] and [[Illocutionary Interfaces]] to help players provide purely emotional expressions for their [[Characte [[Illocutionary Interfaces]]
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• Enactment
  Unless using [[Mimetic Interfaces]], [[Enactment]] requires the presence of [[Characters]] - either those con ...aying Games|Tabletop Roleplaying Games]] but in games with [[Illocutionary Interfaces]] or [[Mediated Gameplay]] this may be the only way actions are presented,
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