Difference between revisions of "Gossip"
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Standing within hearing distance of non-player characters in [[Oblivion]] in the [[The Elder Scrolls series]] can let players overhear them talking to each other, and these discussions can reveal interesting areas to explore. Being close, but not too close, to Grace and Trip in the interactive drama [[Façade]] can likewise provide information, but in this case concerning their relational problems. | Standing within hearing distance of non-player characters in [[Oblivion]] in the [[The Elder Scrolls series]] can let players overhear them talking to each other, and these discussions can reveal interesting areas to explore. Being close, but not too close, to Grace and Trip in the interactive drama [[Façade]] can likewise provide information, but in this case concerning their relational problems. | ||
| − | Most, but not all, of the ''Gossip Stones'' found in | + | Most, but not all, of the ''Gossip Stones'' found in [[The Legend of Zelda series]] provide players with information about the game state or hints on how to complete quests. Many of the characters encountered in the game, e.g. the friends, relatives, and neighbors on ''Outset Island'' of [[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]], can also provide some more or less useful information. |
== Using the pattern == | == Using the pattern == | ||
Revision as of 22:12, 9 March 2011
The exchange of gossip between diegetic characters.
This pattern is a still a stub.
Examples
Standing within hearing distance of non-player characters in Oblivion in the The Elder Scrolls series can let players overhear them talking to each other, and these discussions can reveal interesting areas to explore. Being close, but not too close, to Grace and Trip in the interactive drama Façade can likewise provide information, but in this case concerning their relational problems.
Most, but not all, of the Gossip Stones found in The Legend of Zelda series provide players with information about the game state or hints on how to complete quests. Many of the characters encountered in the game, e.g. the friends, relatives, and neighbors on Outset Island of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, can also provide some more or less useful information.
Using the pattern
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Gossip is one form of Information Passing between characters.
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