Surrendering - Revision history

Staffan Björk at 06:40, 27 August 2021

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Staffan Björk at 08:12, 21 September 2016

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Staffan Björk at 14:44, 4 August 2015

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Staffan Björk at 18:57, 30 January 2015

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Staffan Björk at 23:41, 15 January 2015

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Staffan Björk: /* Using the pattern */

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 If [[Surrendering]] is a wanted behavior of players or one as a design wants to mitigate the effects of it on other players, implementing a [[Possibility of Graceful Surrender]] can make gameplay possible for other players after the surrender with little or no negative effects; this of course in one sense also encourages [[Surrendering]].
-The likelihood of players [[Surrendering]] can be lessened by making it more difficult to judge who is the winner and thereby mask for players in the worst positions that they are likely to lose. Both [[End State Scoring]] and [[Secret Goals]] can be used for this.
+The likelihood of players [[Surrendering]] can be lessened by making it more difficult to judge who is the winner and thereby mask for players in the worst positions that they are likely to lose. Both [[End State Scoring]] and [[Secret Goals]] can be used for this. In contrast, [[Bluffing]] can increase the chances of players [[Surrendering]] if other players skillfully bluff that they seem to be in a better situation than they actually are (an important part of games like [[Poker]] and [[Texas Hold'em]]).
 == Consequences ==
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 === Can Be Modulated By ===
+[[Bluffing]]
 === Possible Closure Effects ===

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 The act of folding in [[Poker]] or [[Texas Hold'em]] can be seen as a form of [[Surrendering]].
-[[:Category:Online Games|Online Games]] such as [[League of Legends]], the [[Left for Dead series]] and the [[Defense of the Ancients series|DoTA series]] have problems in different degrees of players leaving a game when they perceive that they cannot win but long before the gameplay is intended to end. This is called "ragequitting" when this is done due to frustration with how team mates behave.
+[[:Category:Online Games|Online Games]] such as [[League of Legends]], the [[Left 4 Dead series]] and the [[Defense of the Ancients series|DoTA series]] have problems in different degrees of players leaving a game when they perceive that they cannot win but long before the gameplay is intended to end. This is called "ragequitting" when this is done due to frustration with how team mates behave.
 == Using the pattern ==

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 The act of folding in [[Poker]] or [[Texas Hold'em]] can be seen as a form of [[Surrendering]].
-[[:Category:Online Games|Online Games]] such as [[League of Legends]], the [[Left for Dead series]] and the [[Dota series]] have problems in different degrees of players leaving a game when they perceive that they cannot win but long before the gameplay is intended to end. This is called "ragequitting" when this is done due to frustration with how team mates behave.
+[[:Category:Online Games|Online Games]] such as [[League of Legends]], the [[Left for Dead series]] and the [[Defense of the Ancients series|DoTA series]] have problems in different degrees of players leaving a game when they perceive that they cannot win but long before the gameplay is intended to end. This is called "ragequitting" when this is done due to frustration with how team mates behave.
 == Using the pattern ==

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 == Using the pattern ==
-While [[Surrendering]] may be seen as a [[:Category:Negative Patterns|Negative Pattern]], it is that only way to end participation in [[Unwinnable Games]]. The possibility of perceiving a [[Predictable Winner]] which is not oneself can trigger a wish for [[Surrendering]] but a more specific form of [[Surrendering]], [[Ragequitting]], can occur when actions from a player or from that player's [[Teams|Team]] members causes the player to become so frustrated that the quit in anger.
+While [[Surrendering]] may be seen as a [[:Category:Negative Patterns|Negative Pattern]], it is that only way to end participation in [[Unwinnable Games]]. The possibility of perceiving a [[Predictable Winner]] which is not oneself can trigger a wish for [[Surrendering]] but a more specific form of [[Surrendering]], [[Ragequitting]], can occur when actions from a player or from that player's [[Teams|Team]] members causes the player to become so frustrated that the quit in anger. Of course, whole [[Teams]] can decide to surrender to another team.
 If [[Surrendering]] is a wanted behavior of players or one as a design wants to mitigate the effects of it on other players, implementing a [[Possibility of Graceful Surrender]] can make gameplay possible for other players after the surrender with little or no negative effects; this of course in one sense also encourages [[Surrendering]].
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 === Can Modulate ===
-[[Last Man Standing]]
+[[Last Man Standing]],
 === Can Be Instantiated By ===

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 == Consequences ==
-[[Surrendering]] causes [[Early Elimination]] and [[Early Leaving Players]] through self-inflicted [[Player Elimination]]. It can be seen as a modulation of [[Last Man Standing]] since it provides an alternative way for players to be eliminated, but since this exists for free in all games and [[Surrendering]] is rarely a positive experience there is seldom design rationales to encourage [[Surrendering]] in relation to [[Last Man Standing]].
+[[Surrendering]] causes [[Early Elimination]] and [[Early Leaving Players]] through self-inflicted [[Player Elimination]]. It also creates [[Unsynchronized Game Sessions]] when it occurs if gameplay still can continue. It can be seen as a modulation of [[Last Man Standing]] since it provides an alternative way for players to be eliminated, but since this exists for free in all games and [[Surrendering]] is rarely a positive experience there is seldom design rationales to encourage [[Surrendering]] in relation to [[Last Man Standing]].
 In conjunction with [[Late Arriving Players]] it formally supports [[Drop-In/Drop-Out]] but only as long as the design of [[Surrendering]] actions does not ruin other players' gameplay.
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 [[Early Elimination]],
 [[Early Leaving Players]],
-[[Player Elimination]]
+[[Player Elimination]],
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 ''The act of a player to abandon a game instance in acknowledgment of being beat.''
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 The act of folding in [[Poker]] or [[Texas Hold'em]] can be seen as a form of [[Surrendering]].
-[[:Category:Online Games|Online Games]] such as [[League of Legends]], the [[Left for Dead series]] and the [[Dota series]] have problems in different degrees of players leaving a game when they perceive that they cannot win but long before the gameplay is intended to end. This is called "ragequitting'' when this is done due to frustration with how team mates behave.
+[[:Category:Online Games|Online Games]] such as [[League of Legends]], the [[Left for Dead series]] and the [[Dota series]] have problems in different degrees of players leaving a game when they perceive that they cannot win but long before the gameplay is intended to end. This is called "ragequitting" when this is done due to frustration with how team mates behave.
 == Using the pattern ==

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 [[Predictable Winner]],
 [[Possibility of Graceful Surrender]],
 [[Unwinnable Games]]

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 === Examples ===
-==== Anti-Examples ====
+The act of folding in [[Poker]] or [[Texas Hold'em]] can be seen as a form of [[Surrendering]].
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 mention rage quitting
-While [[Surrendering]] may be seen as a [[:Category:Negative Patterns|Negative Pattern]], it is that only way to end participation in [[Unwinnable Games]].
+While [[Surrendering]] may be seen as a [[:Category:Negative Patterns|Negative Pattern]], it is that only way to end participation in [[Unwinnable Games]]. The possibility of perceiving a [[Predictable Winner]] which is not oneself can trigger a wish for [[Surrendering]]. If [[Surrendering]] is a wanted behavior of players or one as a design wants to mitigate the effects of it on other players, implementing a [[Possibility of Graceful Surrender]] can make gameplay possible for other players after the surrender with little or no negative effects; this of course in one sense also encourages [[Surrendering]].
-The possibility of perceiving a [[Predictable Winner]] which is not oneself can trigger a wish for [[Surrendering]].
+The likelihood of players [[Surrendering]] can be lessened by making it more difficult to judge who is the winner and thereby mask for players in the worst positions that they are likely to lose. Both [[End State Scoring]] and [[Secret Goals]] can be used for this.
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-If [[Surrendering]] is a wanted behavior of players, implementing a [[Possibility of Graceful Surrender]] for them can make gameplay possible for other players after the surrender.
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-=== Can Be Instantiated By ===
-[[Predictable Winner]],
-[[Possibility of Graceful Surrender]],
-[[Unwinnable Games]]
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-=== Potentially Conflicting With ===
-[[End State Scoring]],
 [[Secret Goals]]
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-=== Diegetic Aspects ===
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-=== Interface Aspects ===
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-=== Narration Aspects ===
 == Consequences ==