Difference between revisions of "Non-Player Characters"
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| − | Note: the use of characters in this pattern and the pattern named [[Characters]] differs. This common usage of NPCs in the gaming community typically refers to the graphical representation of a person in the game world (a sort of non-player version of the [[Avatars]] patterns), an [[Agents|Agent]], a non-player version of the [[Characters]] patterns, or a combination of these. | + | Note: the use of characters in this pattern and the pattern named [[Characters]] differs. This common usage of NPCs in the gaming community typically refers to the graphical representation of a person in the game world (a sort of non-player version of the [[Avatars|Avatar]] patterns), an [[Agents|Agent]], a non-player version of the [[Characters]] patterns, or a combination of these. |
=== Examples === | === Examples === | ||
Revision as of 12:35, 26 May 2010
Characters in game worlds not controlled by players.
Note: the use of characters in this pattern and the pattern named Characters differs. This common usage of NPCs in the gaming community typically refers to the graphical representation of a person in the game world (a sort of non-player version of the Avatar patterns), an Agent, a non-player version of the Characters patterns, or a combination of these.
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