Fudged Results - Revision history

Staffan Björk at 11:38, 9 March 2018

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Staffan Björk at 13:37, 21 August 2015

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Staffan Björk at 07:43, 21 August 2015

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Staffan Björk at 07:27, 13 August 2015

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Staffan Björk at 09:14, 11 August 2015

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Staffan Björk at 10:37, 15 January 2015

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Staffan Björk at 13:59, 15 December 2014

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Staffan Björk at 09:33, 14 December 2014

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Staffan Björk at 08:46, 17 July 2014

2014-07-17T08:46:11Z

Staffan Björk: /* Can Be Modulated By */

2014-07-13T06:43:29Z

‎Can Be Modulated By

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 [[Fudged Results]] are [[Ultra-Powerful Events]] that in a paradoxically way may in some cases be initiated by players. They typically skews [[Randomness]] and the action perform by, or against, [[Enemies]]. Given that [[Fudged Results]] cannot be used too often without ruining players' [[Value of Effort]], they are quite likely to be called on in situations to hinder [[Life Penalties]], [[Player Elimination]], or [[Game Termination Penalties]]; depending on their frequency this either modifies or cancels these patterns. These, and lesser events that may be controlled by [[Fudged Results]] make the pattern a way to support [[Social Adaptability]] in a game so that players have the gameplay experience they want rather than want the game system would mechanically produce for them.
-When players can create [[Fudged Results]], they are [[Facilitating Rewards]] providing them with [[Empowerment]] and quite possibly an [[Exaggerated Perception of Influence]]. In contrast, when created by [[Dedicated Game Facilitators]] they can instead provide [[Balancing Effects]]. In both cases, they can provide tools for [[Social Roles]] related to mediating or facilitating games.
+When players can create [[Fudged Results]], they are [[Facilitating Rewards]] providing them with [[Empowerment]] and quite possibly an [[Exaggerated Perception of Influence]]. They can also be used for [[Misfortune Mitigation]] by these players. In contrast, when created by [[Dedicated Game Facilitators]] they can instead provide [[Balancing Effects]]. In both cases, they can provide tools for [[Social Roles]] related to mediating or facilitating games.
 == Relations ==
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 [[Empowerment]], [[Exaggerated Perception of Influence]],
 [[Facilitating Rewards]],
 [[Privileged Abilities]],
 [[Social Adaptability]],

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 == Consequences ==
-[[Fudged Results]] are [[Ultra-Powerful Events]] that in a paradoxically way may in some cases be initiated by players. They typically skews [[Randomness]] and the action perform by, or against, [[Enemies]]. Given that [[Fudged Results]] cannot be used too often without ruining players' [[Value of Effort]], they are quite likely to be called on in situations to hinder [[Player Elimination]] or [[Game Termination Penalties]]; depending on their frequency this either modifies or cancels these patterns. These, and lesser events that may be controlled by [[Fudged Results]] make the pattern a way to support [[Social Adaptability]] in a game so that players have the gameplay experience they want rather than want the game system would mechanically produce for them.
+[[Fudged Results]] are [[Ultra-Powerful Events]] that in a paradoxically way may in some cases be initiated by players. They typically skews [[Randomness]] and the action perform by, or against, [[Enemies]]. Given that [[Fudged Results]] cannot be used too often without ruining players' [[Value of Effort]], they are quite likely to be called on in situations to hinder [[Life Penalties]], [[Player Elimination]], or [[Game Termination Penalties]]; depending on their frequency this either modifies or cancels these patterns. These, and lesser events that may be controlled by [[Fudged Results]] make the pattern a way to support [[Social Adaptability]] in a game so that players have the gameplay experience they want rather than want the game system would mechanically produce for them.
 When players can create [[Fudged Results]], they are [[Facilitating Rewards]] providing them with [[Empowerment]] and quite possibly an [[Exaggerated Perception of Influence]]. In contrast, when created by [[Dedicated Game Facilitators]] they can instead provide [[Balancing Effects]]. In both cases, they can provide tools for [[Social Roles]] related to mediating or facilitating games.
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 [[Enemies]],
 [[Game Termination Penalties]],
 [[Player Elimination]],
 [[Randomness]]
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 === Can Be Instantiated By ===
 [[Collectible Card Games]],
-[[Dedicated Game Facilitators]], [[Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment]], [[Evolving Rule Sets]], [[Extra Chances]],
+[[Dedicated Game Facilitators]], [[Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment]], [[Evolving Rule Sets]],
 [[Feigned Die Rolls]],
 [[Free Game Element Manipulation]],
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 [[Determinable Chance to Succeed]],
 [[Game Termination Penalties]],
 [[Player Elimination]],
 [[Value of Effort]]

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 == Consequences ==
-[[Fudged Results]] are [[Ultra-Powerful Events]] that in a paradoxically way may in some cases be initiated by players. They typically skews [[Randomness]] and the action perform by, or against, [[Enemies]]. Given that [[Fudged Results]] cannot be used too often without ruining players' [[Value of Effort]], they are quite likely to be called on in situations to hinder [[Player Elimination]]. These, and lesser events that may be controlled by [[Fudged Results]] make the pattern a way to support [[Social Adaptability]] in a game so that players have the gameplay experience they want rather than want the game system would mechanically produce for them.
+[[Fudged Results]] are [[Ultra-Powerful Events]] that in a paradoxically way may in some cases be initiated by players. They typically skews [[Randomness]] and the action perform by, or against, [[Enemies]]. Given that [[Fudged Results]] cannot be used too often without ruining players' [[Value of Effort]], they are quite likely to be called on in situations to hinder [[Player Elimination]] or [[Game Termination Penalties]]; depending on their frequency this either modifies or cancels these patterns. These, and lesser events that may be controlled by [[Fudged Results]] make the pattern a way to support [[Social Adaptability]] in a game so that players have the gameplay experience they want rather than want the game system would mechanically produce for them.
 When players can create [[Fudged Results]], they are [[Facilitating Rewards]] providing them with [[Empowerment]] and quite possibly an [[Exaggerated Perception of Influence]]. In contrast, when created by [[Dedicated Game Facilitators]] they can instead provide [[Balancing Effects]]. In both cases, they can provide tools for [[Social Roles]] related to mediating or facilitating games.
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 === Can Modulate ===
-[[Enemies]], [[Randomness]]
+[[Enemies]],
 === Can Be Instantiated By ===
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 === Potentially Conflicting With ===
 [[Determinable Chance to Succeed]],
 [[Player Elimination]],
 [[Value of Effort]]

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 == Consequences ==
-[[Fudged Results]] are [[Ultra-Powerful Events]] in that in a paradoxically way may in some cases be initiated by players. They typically skews [[Randomness]] and the action perform by, or against, [[Enemies]]. Given that [[Fudged Results]] cannot be used too often without ruining players' [[Value of Effort]], they are quite likely to be called on in situations to hinder [[Player Elimination]]. These, and lesser events that may be controlled by [[Fudged Results]] make the pattern a way to support [[Social Adaptability]] in a game so that players have the gameplay experience they want rather than want the game system would mechanically produce for them.
+[[Fudged Results]] are [[Ultra-Powerful Events]] that in a paradoxically way may in some cases be initiated by players. They typically skews [[Randomness]] and the action perform by, or against, [[Enemies]]. Given that [[Fudged Results]] cannot be used too often without ruining players' [[Value of Effort]], they are quite likely to be called on in situations to hinder [[Player Elimination]]. These, and lesser events that may be controlled by [[Fudged Results]] make the pattern a way to support [[Social Adaptability]] in a game so that players have the gameplay experience they want rather than want the game system would mechanically produce for them.
-When players can create [[Fudged Results]] this provides them with [[Empowerment]] and quite possibly an [[Exaggerated Perception of Influence]]. In contrast, when created by [[Dedicated Game Facilitators]] they can instead provide [[Balancing Effects]]. In both cases, they can provide tools for [[Social Roles]] related to mediating or facilitating games.
+When players can create [[Fudged Results]], they are [[Facilitating Rewards]] providing them with [[Empowerment]] and quite possibly an [[Exaggerated Perception of Influence]]. In contrast, when created by [[Dedicated Game Facilitators]] they can instead provide [[Balancing Effects]]. In both cases, they can provide tools for [[Social Roles]] related to mediating or facilitating games.
 == Relations ==
 === Can Instantiate ===
-[[Empowerment]], [[Exaggerated Perception of Influence]], [[Privileged Abilities]],
+[[Empowerment]], [[Exaggerated Perception of Influence]],
 [[Social Adaptability]],
 [[Social Roles]],

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 [[Social Adaptability]],
 [[Social Roles]],
-[[Surprises]], [[Ultra-Powerful Events]]
+[[Surprises]],
 ==== with [[Dedicated Game Facilitators]] ====
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 === Can Be Modulated By ===
 [[Limited Resources]], [[Non-Renewable Resources]],
-[[Storytelling]],
+[[Storytelling]]
-[[Rewards]]
 === Possible Closure Effects ===

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 [[Category:Patterns]]
 [[Category:Needs revision]]
 [[Category:Needs examples]]

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 === Potentially Conflicting With ===
-[[Player Elimination]], [[Value of Effort]]
+[[Determinable Chance to Succeed]],
 == History ==