Difference between revisions of "Surrendering"

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The act of a player to abandon a game instance in acknowledgment of being beat.

Many games recognize one player as a winner of a game instance in some way. Those that do naturally give players the goal of being the winner, but can also make players that perceive that they have no chance of winning decide that the best thing they can do is Surrendering and start doing something else.

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Using the pattern

mention rage quitting

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, implementing a Possibility of Graceful Surrender for them can make gameplay possible for other players after the surrender.

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Early Leaving Players Player Elimination

Early Elimination

Secret Goals End State Scoring

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Predictable Winner, Possibility of Graceful Surrender

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History

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