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• Main Page
  ...layer traits and domain specific features]. User Modeling and User-Adapted Interaction, pp 1-50. DOI 10.1007/s11257-016-9170-1. ...ss - Designing for Interaction Rituals through Gaming]. Doctoral thesis in Interaction Design, Gothenburg University.</ref>
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• Game Servers
  ...han one game instance and support some form of extra-game communication or interaction are at least partially [[Meta Servers]].'' ...[[Candy Crush Saga]] and [[FarmVille]] for [[:Category:Social Media Games|Social Media Games]].
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• Pattern Suggestion List
  ==== Social Interactions ==== [[Social Interaction]]
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• Challenging Gameplay
  ...add additional challenge to the gameplay and require more complex [[Social Interaction]]. Having one of the players take the role of a [[Game Masters]] allows [[C ...ss]]. It is difficult for games with [[Challenging Gameplay]] to support [[Social Adaptability]] unless the challenges are optional (e.g. through [[Difficult
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• Analysis Paralysis
  ...engrossed in his or her planning cannot be interacted with and any social interaction may disturb him or her.
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• Real-Time Games
  ...w pace of strategy games by making the game system continue without player interaction. ...ommunication Channels]] to appropriately map the pace of required [[Social Interaction]] to the pace of the game itself. For example, text chatting in fast team-o
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• Unwinnable Games
  ...emeral Goals]] or [[Player-Defined Goals]], or simple through the [[Social Interaction]] offered by the game or play activity. An issue with non-ending games is h
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• Roleplaying
  ...d Game]] requires. By combining [[Anonymous Actions]], [[Unmediated Social Interaction]] and the risk of [[Penalties]], a [[Betrayal]] can occur without being det ...r to be able to have a [[Possibility of Anonymity]] in games with [[Social Interaction]].
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• Drop-In/Drop-Out
  ...act differently from human players, or if they wish to engage in [[Social Interaction]]. This can be done through [[Game State Indicators]] or [[Non-Diegetic Fea ...an let players leave gracefully if not wishing to engage any longer in the interaction due to this situation.
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• Betrayal
  Creating [[Social Dilemmas]] between group and [[Individual Rewards]] is another way to at le ...No-Ops]]) can break promises of [[Delayed Reciprocity]]. Second, given the social cost of [[Betrayal]], they tend only to be done when large [[Rewards]] are
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• Cooperation
  ...an exception). This means that games that do not have [[Unmediated Social Interaction]] need [[Communication Channels]] of some sort, typically [[Chat Channels]] ...er, [[Cooperation]] can also emerge from the [[Negotiation]] of handling [[Social Dilemmas]] concerning [[Continuous Goals]] (often [[Shared Resources]] but
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• Massively Single-Player Online Games
  ...ayer games - single-player games can of course provide or encourage social interaction outside gameplay and play sessions (c.f. Stenros 2009<ref name="Stenros"/>) ...osts]]). [[Asynchronous Gameplay]] with [[Private Game Spaces]] and little interaction between players is another way of providing [[Massively Single-Player Onlin
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• Tension
  ...typical in [[Social Dilemmas]]. In general, any gameplay which depend on [[Social Skills]] can provide [[Tension]] further simply because of this requirement ...f [[Extra-Game Rewards]] or they are used in combination with [[Game-Based Social Statuses]] or [[Heterogeneous Game Element Ownership]].
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• Dedicated Game Facilitators
  ...litation so there are human game masters to help handle rare exceptions or social conflicts. ...nted effects occur. For games where players don't have [[Unmediated Social Interaction]] or should have [[Limited Communication Abilities]], [[Dedicated Game Faci
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• Casual Gameplay
  ...gameplay allows players have control of when they wish to play - although social pressure to return favors to other players can offset the latter. ...ow [[Betrayal]] or put players in situations of [[Inherent Mistrust]] or [[Social Dilemmas]], instead using safe alternatives as for example [[Free Gift Inve
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• Exaggerated Perception of Influence
  .... In addition to this, players can be given much influence on one level of interaction within the game without being able to change the way the game develops on o ...out having and possibility of avoiding them. Third, many types of [[Social Interaction]] including [[Dynamic Alliances]], [[Kingmaker]], and [[Voting]] may make a
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• Open Destiny
  ...a game, are probably the [[Non-Player Characters]] that players have most interaction with, and therefore connections to, these may be the most appropriate to us ...in [[Victoria 2]] can vary in very many different minor ways (government, social reforms, colonies, technology, alliances, etc.) but these have to add up in
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• Algorithmic Agents
  ...of players' actions through use of the pattern [[Actions Have Diegetically Social Consequences]]. One example of this can be found in the [[Fallout series]], ...lds]], while [[Awareness of Surroundings]] and [[Actions Have Diegetically Social Consequences]] forces players to consider what the [[Algorithmic Agents]] c
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• Mules
  ...ce [[Mules]] represent the players, they have to stand in for the [[Social Interaction]] expected on them, letting them control [[Emotes]] is one way of doing thi
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• Team Combos
  ...Channels]] and [[Mini-maps]]. Of course, in games with [[Unmediated Social Interaction]] this is easy to achieve. ...[[Coordination]] and to do this they typically need to take on different [[Social Roles]]. Succeeding with a [[Team Combos|Team Combo]] is typically [[Team A
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