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• Turn Taking
  ...eligible to negotiate with, and this can create less pressurized [[Social Interaction]]. [[Social Interaction]]
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• Private Game Spaces
  ...ces]] on social media platforms. However, as part of supporting the social interaction on these platforms, they provide ways of offering presents to each other an .... Other players may be allowed to enter these spaces but only have limited interaction with game elements there. Since players do not need to worry about other pl
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• Non-Player Characters
  ...t conversations with other [[NPCs]]. They also have allegiances to various social groups and will come to the defend of other members of these groups if they ...hout agency [[NPCs]] can provide many different types of opportunities for interaction with handling [[Trading]] of [[Transferable Items]] and the assignment and
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• FarmVille
  [[Category:Social Media Games]] ...g competitive, and contains gameplay mechanics lightly integrated with the social networking of Facebook.'' <ref name="wiki"/><ref name="review"/>
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• Stimulated Planning
  ...nning) and may even shift the gameplay towards [[Negotiation]] or [[Social Interaction]]. This can partly be countered by [[Public Information]] or [[Symmetric In ...h [[Teams]], [[Stimulated Planning]] leads to [[Negotiation]] and [[Social Interaction]].
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• AI Players
  ...hie"/>. Another solution, that only works for a small range of games where interaction between players are very limited, is to use recordings of previous players ...[[Emotional Attachment]] to the outcomes as a substitute for the [[Social Interaction]] that commonly occurs among people playing the same game. For games with [
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• Self-Facilitated Games
  ...ts]] they do to run [[Self-Facilitated Games]], can give them [[Game-Based Social Statuses]]. ...layers can interrupt gameplay (or [[Excise]]) at any time to have [[Social Interaction]]. [[Self-Facilitated Games]] tend to be designed to have [[Synchronous Gam
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• Diegetically Outstanding Features
  ...y their shape, color, or texture convey to players specific information or interaction possibilities.'' ...tically Outstanding Features]] may be interesting enough to merit [[Social Interaction]] outside the games.
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• Freedom of Choice
  ...which players and rules a specific game instance should have. Games with [[Social Adaptability]] can provide this freedom in a number of ways but other patte ...cipate in games played face-to-face can be handled through ordinary social interaction, [[Game Lobbies]] can let players of online game only let their friends or
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• Predetermined Story Structures
  ...[Social Interaction]] related to the narration, the latter due to [[Social Interaction]] between players can be part of the actual narration and the former becaus ...e.g. [[Betrayal]], [[Enemies]], [[Internal Conflicts]], [[Loyalty]], and [[Social Dilemmas]]. [[Player-Created Characters]] are per definition not [[Predeter
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• Free Game Element Manipulation
  ...change the gameplay to what they want it to be, so the pattern supports [[Social Adaptability]]. [[Playful Interaction]],
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• Multiplayer Games
  ...to compete or cooperate with, [[Multiplayer Games]] let people have social interaction before, during, and after play sessions. ...n player's ability to notice their behavior as well as focus upon [[Social Interaction]]. For added flexibility, games may allow [[Late Arriving Players]] or [[Dr
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• Social Dilemmas
  ...t their own individual gains against each others or against the gains of a social group they belong to.'' This creates a [[Social Dilemmas]] for the players in that even though cooperation would be benefic
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• Actions Have Diegetically Social Consequences
  Most social interaction performed between Sims in the [[Sims series]] change their perception of ea ...on [[Diegetic Social Norms]], a motivation for [[Actions Have Diegetically Social Consequences]] can be emotional responses that make psychological sense. An
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• Factions
  ''Specific diegetic social networks where membership is defined by what actions are favored, disfavore ...ho can join. The requirements that need to be fulfilled to satisfy these [[Social Gatekeepers]] can range from having the right set of [[Attributes]], posses
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• Extra-Game Consequences
  ...Consequences]] regardless of the designers intentions due to the [[Social Interaction]] they provide. This since players may get to known each other and found fr ...f [[Rewards]] and [[Penalties]] possible are those connect to [[Game-Based Social Statuses]], e.g. receiving [[Achievements]] or gaining or losing ranks in [
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• Internal Rivalry
  ''Being a player or character within one's same social network as an enemy or competitor.'' ...end. [[Internal Rivalry]] can also easily affect the other members of the social network, either by involving them in the conflict in some sense or threaten
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• Single-Player Games
  ...position (and possibly balancing by adjusting their comparativeness to the social situation). ...d Story Structures]] in a game can, for the purpose of extra-game [[Social Interaction]], be augmented through the use of [[Open Destiny]] since this can create o
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• Collaborative Actions
  ...he use of [[Enforced Player Anonymity]] of course also need to mediate the interaction so players' identifies cannot be determined. ...lated Planning]] and [[Constructive Gameplay]], as well as making [[Social Interaction]] necessary. Being able to coordinate [[Collaborative Actions]] is thus oft
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• Delayed Reciprocity
  ...ain actions in return. One example of how this can be created is to have [[Social Organizations]], since these are formalized [[Alliances]] based around some ...ote [[Social Interaction]] even if it may be through the [[Social Dilemmas|Social Dilemma]] of [[Guilting]]. [[Delayed Reciprocity]] situations can also be u
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