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• Pattern Suggestion List
  [[Public Information]] [[Illocutionary Interfaces]] ( <- Illocutionary Interface link to Puzzle Solving and System Exploratio
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• Achievements
  ...y are accessible from within the game, it is usually through a [[Secondary Interfaces|Secondary Interface]]. [[Achievements]] are a form of [[Gameplay Statistics|Gameplay]] and [[Public Player Statistics]] that are [[Unlocking|Unlocked]]. They allow players to
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• Cooperation
  ...eople can become involved in [[Cooperation]]. This either through [[Public Interfaces]] which makes it difficult to judge how many are actually providing input ( [[Public Interfaces]],
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• Dedicated Game Facilitators
  ...icated Game Facilitators]] is to avoid having the complete game state as [[Public Information]]. ...t of this is that they can support [[Anonymous Actions]]. One part of game interfaces is the presentation of [[Game Worlds]], and [[Dedicated Game Facilitators]]
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• Agents
  ...hecks in the [[Roleplaying]] game [[Call of Cthulhu]]. Games with [[Public Interfaces]] open up for players to switch between themselves or play simultaneously w ...[[Quests]] to provide [[Characters|Character]] goals may need [[Secondary Interfaces]] if a multitude of them are being undertaken at the same time.
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• Extra Chances
  ...choice of making the number of [[Extra Chances]] each players' has into [[Public Information]] or making it secret, creating [[Asymmetric Information]]. Gam [[Public Information]],
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• Multiplayer Games
  Most [[Multiplayer Games]] need additional interfaces to provide the [[Communication Channels]] needed for [[Coordination]], [[So ...at there exists [[Predictable Winner]] in some game situations; the use of public [[Scores]] is a common reason why this may occur.
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• Detective Structures
  ...to a [[Single-Player Games|Single-Player Game]] with a [[Public Interfaces|Public Interface]] than a [[Multiplayer Games|Multiplayer Game]].
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• Extra-Game Consequences
  ...ces can be increased through using [[Global High Score Lists]] and other [[Public Player Statistics]]. [[Illusionary Rewards]] are by definition outside the ...ces]] since even small gameplay actions may affect the environment when in public environment, if nothing else from neglecting ones surroundings. While this
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• First-Person Views
  ...esentations of [[Game Worlds]]. They can however also be used to provide [[Public Information]] focused upon specific parts of [[Game Worlds]] to [[Spectator ...players are sometimes augmented with additional information through [[HUD Interfaces]]. This is typically [[Game State Indicators]] related to the [[Avatars]] t
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• Single-Player Games
  ...f [[Units]] rather than [[Avatars]], since these have already need to have interfaces that support several [[Focus Loci]]. ...action]] in several other ways as mentioned earlier (e.g. through [[Public Interfaces]], [[Spectators]] or [[Massively Single-Player Online Games]]). Since playe
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• Possibility of Anonymity
  Since [[Public Player Statistics]] can provide information about players spanning beyond g Supporting a [[Possibility of Anonymity]] often requires interfaces that can mediate their interactions and gameplay, and this in turn often re
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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. ...g gameplay smooth since it can allow quick access to [[Game Items]] not in public sight.
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• Bookkeeping Tokens
  ...ave the option of making the [[Bookkeeping Tokens]] provide players with [[Public Information]] or [[Imperfect Information]], typically through [[Cards]], [[ ...okens]] are interface elements in games, so they are inherently related to interfaces.
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• Handles
  ...ts]]. Through the latter, they can support [[Multiplayer Games]] through [[Public Player Statistics]] and ways to identify each other in [[Game Lobbies]] and In games with [[Persistent Game Worlds]] or [[Public Player Statistics]], the design of [[Handles]] also requires that one consi
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• Minimalized Social Weight
  ...his was a design requirement for the games since they partly took place in public spaces. ...alized Social Weight]] - is through having [[Juicy Interfaces]]. [[Mimetic Interfaces]] is another, in which the players are made to draw attention to the gamed
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• Game Lobbies
  ...an interface to let them chose (or create) these. [[Game Lobbies]] are the interfaces that handle the latter options and may allow players to interact with each [[Game Lobbies]] can make use of [[Gameplay Statistics]], [[Handles]], and [[Public Player Statistics]] to help players identify themselves and find appropriat
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• Game State Overviews
  ...laborative Actions]], and well as how [[Perfect Information|Perfect]] or [[Public Information]] is perceived. Of course, [[Game State Overviews]] can also pr ...vable [[Scores]] can work equally well). [[Auxiliary Game Screens]], [[HUD Interfaces]], [[Mini-maps]], [[Picture-in-Picture Views]], and [[Split-Screen Views]],
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