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• Social Rewards
  ...ng Games]] and [[:Category:Live Action Roleplaying Games|LARPs]], the main goal can be to perform interesting portrayals of characters or create interestin
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• Mediated Gameplay
  ...nd presenting the state of the [[Game Worlds|Game World]] is typically the main responsibility for any game with a diegetic setting. The mediation makes it ...odify [[Mediated Gameplay]] since [[Social Interaction]] is often a design goal for games. For [[Enactment]], [[Mediated Gameplay]] typically limits the ex
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• Diegetic Communication
  The design goal of [[Diegetic Communication]] is often not to make it the only form of comm ...aving this as [[Diegetic Communication]] is in contrast seen as one of the main features of the gaming style. For this type of gaming [[Meta-Techniques]] s
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• Narration Structures
  As a special type of [[Mandatory Goals]], [[Main Goals]] can have the same relations to [[Narration Structures]] as [[Mandat ...being triggered by specific events in the narration as well as having as a goal a game state than is suitable for a next intended narrative event.
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• Uncertainty of Outcome
  ...it is typically made present in a game through specific subpatterns. Third main sources for [[Uncertainty of Outcome]] can be pointed out. First, uncertain There are some other reasons why [[Uncertainty of Outcome]] can be a design goal in a game. One such reasons is to either make [[Betting]] possible or to ma
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• Beat the Leader
  ...istance of each other in these games they tend to engage in combat, so the main effect might be in trying to get close to the perceived leader. [[Beat the Leader]] is a [[Mutual Goals|Mutual Goal]] against a perceived leader and a player-controlled [[Negative Feedback Lo
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• Scores
  ...the game. The last case is shows how [[Scores]] can be part of defining [[Main Goals]] and how [[Scores]] can often create [[Races]] (but see [[King of th While increasing one's [[Scores|Score]] can be a goal in itself, games sometimes provides [[Rewards]] for reaching certain [[Scor
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• Resource Locations
  ...ame Worlds]]. Which [[Resources]] to place and where to place them are the main design choices in focus when using [[Resource Locations]]. ...oration]]. Being able to access them provides a form of [[Gain Ownership]] goal, especially if this is contests by other players. Making most efficient use
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• Team Elimination
  ''The goal of eliminating a whole team from gameplay.'' [[Team Elimination]] is the goal to remove all members of a team from gameplay.
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• Teams
  ...ts or game elements that use their actions to work towards the same common goal or goals.'' The main consequence of [[Teams]] is to cause [[Agents]], [[Avatars]], or [[Characte
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• Endgame Quests
  [[Category:Goal Patterns]] ...ve in the [[Endgame]] phase. This may mean that they should not connect to main story lines in a game since these may already be finished. Further, they ma
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• Companion Quests
  [[Category:Goal Patterns]] The main reason for introducing [[Companion Quests]] in games is to provide [[Predet
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• Rewards
  ...aving to affect the game state when players gain them. The existences of [[Goal Achievements]], [[Grind Achievements]], [[Handicap Achievements]], and [[Te ...rovided as extra [[Rewards]] that is not for the players that received the main [[Rewards]].
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• Facilitating Rewards
  ...that enable players to perform new actions or existing actions better. The main difference between [[Facilitating Rewards]] and [[Access Rewards]] is that ...acilitating Rewards]] can affect the [[Dynamic Goal Characteristics]] of a goal.
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• Value of Effort
  ...ated to making players explore the possibilities of the game — but [[Goal Achievements]], [[Grind Achievements]], and [[Handicap Achievements]] add v ...ers]] typically also have issues with [[Value of Effort]] since the design goal described by those patterns typically require solutions that affect how sta
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• Progress Indicators
  ...state, so their use is motivated by various needs related to this and the main challenge in designing them is to determine how they show be shown and when ...automatically. [[Achievements]], [[Alignment]] and [[Connection]] goals, [[Goal Achievements]], and [[Increasing Rewards]] may not explicitly present thems
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• Unwinnable Game States
  ..., people try to affect a game state through gameplay actions to reach some goal. Players have [[Unwinnable Game States]] when there exists goals which lets ...a wiki page for a similar concept, [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Unwinnable Unwinnable].
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• Dynamic Goal Characteristics
  [[Category:Goal Patterns]] ...irements can change. Goals with changing requirements are called [[Dynamic Goal Characteristics]].
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• Goal Hierarchies
  [[Category:Goal Patterns]] ...yers be provided with goals during gameplay as they progress through the [[Goal Hierarchies]].
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• Incompatible Goals
  [[Category:Goal Patterns]] ...it sets up other players of the game to work against the completion of the goal. Such sets of goals that cannot be completed at the same time are [[Incompa
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