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| − | [[Reserves]] are used in games with [[Teams]] to make it possible to vary the [[Agents]] or [[Characters]] that are active in the [[Teams]]. | + | [[Reserves]] are used in games with [[Teams]] to make it possible to vary the [[Agents]] or [[Characters]] that are active in the [[Teams]]. There are typically to two reasons why this might be considered. One is that the [[Agents]] or [[Characters]] have [[Asymmetric Abilities]] and one wants to be able to configure so the ones playing have the best skills for any particular situation. The other is that the game requires |
| + | [[Physical Enactment]] or [[Player Physical Prowess]] and the team members do need to rest due to the tempo of the game. A secondary cause in the case of games that require [[Player Physical Prowess]] is to smoothen out [[Performance Uncertainty]] due to the exhaustion of team members. | ||
| − | In games where [[Characters]] are [[Reserves]] in [[Teams]], it is typically players that choose which [[Characters]] should be in these [[Reserves]]. Players may be able to select themselves to be in the [[Reserves]] when they constitute the [[Teams]] but an alternative is to let [[Coaches]] do this. | + | In games where [[Characters]] are [[Reserves]] in [[Teams]], it is typically players that choose which [[Characters]] should be in these [[Reserves]]. Players may be able to select themselves to be in the [[Reserves]] when they constitute the [[Teams]] but an alternative is to let [[Coaches]] do this. |
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== Consequences == | == Consequences == | ||
Revision as of 07:33, 31 July 2015
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Using the pattern
Reserves are used in games with Teams to make it possible to vary the Agents or Characters that are active in the Teams. There are typically to two reasons why this might be considered. One is that the Agents or Characters have Asymmetric Abilities and one wants to be able to configure so the ones playing have the best skills for any particular situation. The other is that the game requires Physical Enactment or Player Physical Prowess and the team members do need to rest due to the tempo of the game. A secondary cause in the case of games that require Player Physical Prowess is to smoothen out Performance Uncertainty due to the exhaustion of team members.
In games where Characters are Reserves in Teams, it is typically players that choose which Characters should be in these Reserves. Players may be able to select themselves to be in the Reserves when they constitute the Teams but an alternative is to let Coaches do this.
Consequences
Being in the Reserves cause downtime for players. It also allows them to engage in Tactical Planning but even in games where the Teams are made up of Characters can Tactical Planning be a result of Reserves. This since the players choosing which Characters to use do Tactical Planning regarding this.
Relations
Can Instantiate
Can Modulate
Performance Uncertainty in games with Player Physical Prowess
Agents, Characters, Physical Enactment, and Player Physical Prowess in games with Teams
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Can Be Modulated By
Possible Closure Effects
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Potentially Conflicting With
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History
New pattern created in this wiki.
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