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• Pattern Suggestion List
  [[Alliances]] [[Temporary Alliances]] <- (Dynamic Alliances)
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• Left 4 Dead series
  ...hallenges]] triggering [[Cooperation]] in order to survive, resulting in [[Alliances]] with the [[Continuous Goals|Continuous]] and [[Supporting Goals]]. As not ...implied [[Delayed Reciprocity]]. Besides making players have [[Uncommitted Alliances]] in this way, the series allow [[Betrayal]] in that players can opt to run
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• Betrayal
  ...layers to [[Betrayal]] each other. Other board games that rely on volatile alliances include [[Junta]] and [[Illuminati]]. ...e. Those [[Alliances]] that do not require investments, i.e. [[Uncommitted Alliances]], may make it easier to commit [[Betrayal|Betrayals]] but at the same time
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• Cooperation
  ...emy’s Enemy is my Friend]]. [[PvE]] gameplay encourages these types of [[Alliances]] and thereby [[Cooperation]] if they do not also simultaneously have [[PvP [[Alliances]],
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• Exaggerated Perception of Influence
  ...ding them. Third, many types of [[Social Interaction]] including [[Dynamic Alliances]], [[Kingmaker]], and [[Voting]] may make a single player only have influen ...ies]], [[Determinable Chance to Succeed]], [[Drop-In/Drop-Out]], [[Dynamic Alliances]], [[Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment]], [[Enemies]], [[Enforced Agent Behavio
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• Open Destiny
  ...ny different minor ways (government, social reforms, colonies, technology, alliances, etc.) but these have to add up in certain ways for them to become a notice
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• Stimulated Planning
  ...timulated Planning]] can be created by having [[Multiplayer Games]] with [[Alliances]], [[Guilds]], or [[Parties]] or any other structures they encourages [[Coo [[Multiplayer Games]] together with [[Alliances]], [[Guilds]], or [[Parties]]
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• Enemies
  ...d by making them hostile towards sets of players (and thereby suggesting [[Alliances]] if [[Teams]] are not already present). Sometimes [[Enemies]] can be simpl ...an identify [[Mutual Enemies]] this may form the motivation for creating [[Alliances]]. Testing and confirming that [[Enemies]] actually have [[Vulnerabilities]
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• Freedom of Choice
  ...to pursue them or not. Specific examples of this include trying to gain [[Alliances]] in [[Multiplayer Games]], providing [[Achievements]] that can be collecte [[Aim & Shoot]], [[Alarms]], [[Alliances]],
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• Multiplayer Games
  ...y as in the [[Defense of the Ancients series]] or [[World of Warcraft]]. [[Alliances]], [[Guilds]], and [[Parties]] can also be used to support [[PvP]] gameplay ...obligations, as does other pattern such as [[Betrayal]] and [[Uncommitted Alliances]] which depend on social agreements. [[Player Killing]] creates [[Risk/Rewa
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• Social Dilemmas
  Games where players belong to teams, alliances, or other types of groups that are supposed to cooperate can cause problems ...ayers do not have to cooperate but they game mechanics force them to entry alliances and pacts to be able to perform actions, and [[Intrigue]] is balanced so th
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• Factions
  ...tiplayer Games]], [[Factions]] offers a natural reason for [[Teams]] and [[Alliances]]. This in turn often leads to [[Social Interaction]] since the [[Factions] [[Actions Have Diegetically Social Consequences]], [[Alliances]],
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• Gossip
  ...pose spread mis-information. As such it can be vital to maintain [[Dynamic Alliances]] and believes in [[Delayed Reciprocity]], but can also be used to commit [ ...the tool to commit [[Betrayal]] or the glue that holds together [[Dynamic Alliances]] or beliefs in [[Delayed Reciprocity]].
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• Internal Conflicts
  ...decide on one goal can be a player [[Rewards|Reward]] that opens up for [[Alliances]] and progress [[Predetermined Story Structures]]. The second way is to pro
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• Internal Rivalry
  ...of [[Eavesdropping]], [[Information Passing]], [[Intrigue]], and [[Secret Alliances]] may be appropriate to games where the gameplay revolves around [[Internal [[Secret Alliances]],
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• Loyalty
  ...ames]], [[Loyalty]] can exist as reciprocal relations through the use of [[Alliances]], [[Guilds]], or [[Symbiotic Player Relations]] that can be mapped to some [[Multiplayer Games]] together with [[Alliances]] or [[Guilds]]
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• Collaborative Actions
  ...ns of formalized [[Teams]], but performing them at least creates [[Dynamic Alliances]] while the actions are being performed. They can be encouraged by [[Shared [[Dynamic Alliances]],
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• Delayed Reciprocity
  ...created is to have [[Social Organizations]], since these are formalized [[Alliances]] based around some form of [[Delayed Reciprocity]]. However, the similar s ...ed Reciprocity]] situations can also be used to give rise to [[Uncommitted Alliances]] as these basically are [[Delayed Reciprocity]] situations where there can
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• Massively Multiplayer Online Games
  ...way to encourage [[Teams]] such as [[Guilds]] or the creation of [[Dynamic Alliances]] through [[Pickup Groups]]. Regarding the action common in [[Massively Mul [[Dynamic Alliances]], [[Pickup Groups]]
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• Altruistic Actions
  ...e also a way to invite other players into [[Cooperation]] in [[Uncommitted Alliances]] based on the assumption of [[Delayed Reciprocity]], which in practice cre ...ts]], [[Guilting]], [[Individual Rewards]], [[Risk/Reward]], [[Uncommitted Alliances]]
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• Balancing Effects
  ...he leader but can also lead to [[King Maker]] effects. These [[Uncommitted Alliances]] are common in games with [[King of the Hill]] goals but can also be found [[Uncommitted Alliances]] together with [[Multiplayer Games]]
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• Predictable Consequences
  ...ning]], and make it somewhat more likely that players create [[Uncommitted Alliances]]. [[Predictable Consequences]] are a motivation for players to engage in [ [[Uncommitted Alliances]]
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• Neighbors
  ...tion]] in games in that it implies that players will have an [[Uncommitted Alliances|Uncommitted Alliance]]. [[Neighbors]] can also be [[Resources]] to players, [[Uncommitted Alliances]],
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• Score Tracks
  ...n lead players to form [[Temporary Alliances|Temporary]] and [[Uncommitted Alliances]] with the aim to [[Beat the Leader]]. It can also make people try [[Speede [[Temporary Alliances]],
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• Parties
  ...e used in both [[Single-Player Games]] and [[Multiplayer Games]]. Unlike [[Alliances]] and [[Teams]], they do not have to be formed from explicit gameplay goals ...uping of [[Player Characters]] and possibly [[Companions]], which can be [[Alliances]] or [[Teams]] but do not have to be either of these since they do not have
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• Social Skills
  ...ation]] and [[History of the World]] depend on players abilities to create alliances and potentially lure other players to trust them. Other games depending str ...nt for [[Social Skills]] to be present in a game design. The presence of [[Alliances]], [[Guilds]], [[Parties]], [[Social Organizations]], or [[Teams]] in [[Mul
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• Social Roles
  ...nication Channels]] are also necessary for [[Social Roles]] to function. [[Alliances]], [[Guilds]], [[Parties]], [[Social Organizations]], and [[Teams]] are gen ...s a negotiator. Setting up [[Temporary Alliances]] or maintaining [[Secret Alliances]] may also suit negotiators.
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• Instances
  ...ying with. This makes [[Instances]] create [[Pickup Groups]] and [[Dynamic Alliances]]. These consequences, and the concentration of players during the actual g [[Dynamic Alliances]],
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• Complex Gameplay
  ...need to do these [[Collaborative Actions]] in secrecy while [[Uncommitted Alliances]] introduces complexity in the form of possible failure of fulfilling promi [[Secret Alliances]],
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• Beat the Leader
  ...can make players enter [[Temporary Alliances|Temporary]] and [[Uncommitted Alliances]] against perceived leaders, and this can is some cases take the form of [[ [[Temporary Alliances]],
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• Last Man Standing
  ...ers' goals. [[Last Man Standing]] can cause players may create [[Temporary Alliances]] to get local benefits in the [[Competition]] between themselves, specific [[Temporary Alliances]],
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• Scores
  ...e [[Stimulated Planning]] and [[Tension]]. This can give rise to [[Dynamic Alliances]] working against a [[Predictable Winner]] in [[Multiplayer Games]]. While [[Dynamic Alliances]],
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• Tiebreakers
  ...possibility for player to engage in [[Negotiation]] to form [[Uncommitted Alliances]] aimed at sharing these [[Rewards]] (and less commonly [[Penalties]]). [[Uncommitted Alliances]]
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• Tied Results
  ...onstellations. This can results in players agreeing to be in [[Uncommitted Alliances]] to share the [[Penalties]] or [[Rewards]]. When this happens among player [[Uncommitted Alliances]]
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• Uncertainty of Information
  ...ctability]] and patterns related to this such as [[Betrayal]] and [[Secret Alliances]]. [[Secret Alliances]],
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• Teams
  ...ension in these may be due to players switching, or threatening to switch, alliances.
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• Mutual Goals
  ...centives for players to reach the [[Mutual Goals]] differ. Having [[Secret Alliances]] make [[Collaboration]] or [[Cooperation]] regarding the goals much more d ...[[Mutual Goals]] most often provide [[Shared Rewards]] can give rise to [[Alliances]] if those sharing the goals are not already in [[Teams]], and [[Cooperatio
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• Shared Penalties
  ...ing [[Shared Rewards]]). They can also be used to strengthen the ties of [[Alliances]], [[Factions]], or [[Social Organizations]] as well as being the basis for [[Alliances]],
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• Shared Resources
  ...Social Organizations]] present in a game. They can also affect or create [[Alliances]] and [[Mutual Goals]] when players can agree on trying to use the [[Shared [[Alliances]],
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• Shared Rewards
  ...[[Uncommitted Alliances]] or [[Teams]]. [[Shared Rewards]] can make both [[Alliances]] and [[Competition]] stronger, in the latter case by setting up the "probl ...Social Roles]] handling this. This become most apparent when [[Uncommitted Alliances]] are given [[Shared Rewards]] due to [[Tied Results]] as the [[Rewards]] t
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• Individual Penalties
  ...is can however become a somewhat blurred when affected players belong to [[Alliances]] or [[Teams]]. In [[Single-Player Games]] they are the only type of [[Pena [[Alliances]],
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• Hovering Closures
  ...ime. While [[Delayed Effects]], [[Delayed Reciprocity]], and [[Uncommitted Alliances]] can set up closures that take quite some time before the occur, [[Levels] [[Uncommitted Alliances]],
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• Varied Gameplay
  ...aling with creating shifting relations between game agents, e.g. [[Dynamic Alliances]] and [[Internal Rivalry]], make for [[Varied Gameplay]] ([[Internal Rivalr [[Dynamic Alliances]],
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• Leaps of Faith
  ...consequences. Actions related to [[Delayed Reciprocity]] or [[Uncommitted Alliances]] naturally provide [[Leaps of Faith]] for both these two reasons, since be [[Uncommitted Alliances]]
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• Continuous Goals
  ...lemmas]] and require [[Negotiation]] can create [[Cooperation]], [[Dynamic Alliances]], and even [[Social Organizations]]. [[Cooperation]], [[Dynamic Alliances]], [[Social Organizations]]
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• Interferable Goals
  ...at have the goals, it makes the [[Alliances]] into a form of [[Uncommitted Alliances]] since they can be compromised or betrayed. ==== with [[Alliances]] ====
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• King of the Hill
  [[Temporary Alliances]] often form among those that do not satisfy [[King of the Hill]] goals sin [[Temporary Alliances]],
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