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• Guilting
  ...y should perform some form of action to other players. This is quite often set up by [[Delayed Reciprocity]], for example through [[Altruistic Actions]] s
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• Events Timed to the Real World
  ...d night during the game. In addition, the organizers must consider when to set up the events so the season fits the thematic and practical requirements (i
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• Construction
  ...but other possibilities exist. One is that players may construct their own set of game elements to bring to a game, which may include actually building or
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• Action Caps
  ...layers to choose what to do, they let players choose ''one'' action from a set of actions so it does not relate to [[Action Caps]] directly but can be use
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• Pottering
  ...intense warfare, but between these have long periods where players mainly set smaller independent goals for themselves and the countries they control. ...rt [[Narration Structures]]. The various actions and smaller goals players set up for themselves when engaging in the activity does however create [[Never
  9 KB (1,340 words) - 10:35, 18 March 2018
• Memorizing
  ...motivated to do this since failure to remember rules give them a [[Limited Set of Actions]] and [[Limited Foresight]] compared to other players, and failu
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• Asymmetric Starting Conditions
  ...ite player that plays second; Based upon statistics this handicap has been set at 6.5 stones when using Japanese rules (the half point is to avoid ties). ...ble case (that of the players independently having selected the exact same set up).
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• Cooldown
  ...ooldowns]]'' restricts not only the use of actions just performed but some set of other actions as well, an example from [[World of Warcraft]] being that
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• Environmental Storytelling
  ...in the game world are struggling for the same cause as the player and have set up camps while doing so, it also gives hints the resources may be available The typical set of game elements available include [[Big Dumb Objects]], [[Diegetically Out
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• Geospatial Game Widgets
  ...e Widgets]] already mentioned, [[World of Warcraft]] lets players places a set of different marker on enemies to coordinate their actions with other playe
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• Category:Sandbox Games
  These are games were players can set their own [[Player-Defined Goals]] or support more open-ended activities su
  7 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 19:28, 15 March 2018
• Crafting
  ...uired for players to engage in other types of [[Crafting]] and thereby can set up development chains where the [[New Abilities]] gained can be seen as a f
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• Equipment
  ...such as the [[Quake series]] and the [[Left 4 Dead series]] have a limited set of weapons (and medical equipment for the latter) that players can use. At ...al [[Equipment Slots]] should be active, this provides a form of [[Limited Set of Actions]] - players can choose which action to be ready to perform out o
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• Destructible Objects
  ...ing barrels. The ruined nuclear-powered cars found in [[Fallout 3]] can be set on fire which results in them exploding in a mushroom cloud soon afterwards ...of [[Parallel Lives]] is created by connecting one player's [[Lives]] to a set of [[Destructible Objects]] that all are at risk simultaneously.
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• Clues
  ...ngs. Advices tell players what to do before they have started performing a set of actions; encouragements provide feedback that a given action is correct
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• Character Development
  ...ities|New]] or [[Improved Abilities]], which may either expand a [[Limited Set of Actions]] or increase [[Attributes]], [[Resource Caps]], or [[Skills]]. [[Limited Set of Actions]],
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• Territories
  ...can have [[Gain Ownership]] goals. The reasons for these goals provide one set of design options regarding [[Territories]]. Besides simply having certain
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• Framed Freedom
  ...are relatively few choices in each moment of gameplay and players need to set their own long-term goals. ...presented to the players in some way. [[Limited Resources]] and [[Limited Set of Actions]] are natural way of supporting this and leads [[Framed Freedom]
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• Inaccessible Areas
  Games are typically set in some world but it is either for gameplay purposes or production purposes
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• Balancing Effects
  ...imbalances do not occur or, for [[Single-Player Games]], ways of trying to set challenge levels, while correcting [[Balancing Effects]] try to correct imb ...rds]], requiring [[Trade-Offs]], allowing players to choose a [[Selectable Set of Goals]] that best fit their abilities, or providing [[Diminishing Return
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