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• Geometric Progression
  ...the combined rewards of two lesser investments are always smaller than the reward of the larger investment using the same amount of resources. Factors less t The point reward in [[Tetris]] for removing more than one row at once increases in a geometr
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• Construction
  ...sing the various installments in the [[Sims series]]). Although the [[Risk/Reward]] of building something that may be destroyed can be desired by the designe ...h [[Damage]], these [[Investments]] provide an even higher level of [[Risk/Reward]] than only having invested wrongly. With enough possible permutations in w
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• Action Caps
  ...[Stimulated Planning]] of how to use these. [[Turnovers]] can add a [[Risk/Reward]] factor to this or be used on its own. For individual actions, the use of
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• Development Time
  When combine with [[Interruptible Actions]], they require [[Risk/Reward]] considerations to start and present [[Time Limits]] to those that wish to [[Risk/Reward]],
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• Delayed Effects
  ...ts]]. [[Delayed Effects]] that can be interrupted also give rise to [[Risk/Reward]] situations. [[Risk/Reward]],
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• Safe Havens
  Many games put players' game elements are risk. To allow players rest these risks, games can be design so that some parts ...players respite after having being killed and respawned - eliminating the risk of being killed immediately after having been being brought back into the g
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• Quests
  ...her contexts due to the diegetic social context. Another type of [[Rewards|Reward]] is to let players prove their [[Loyalty]]. While [[Quests]] may automatic ...oals]]), and thereby making the choice of accepting [[Quests]] into [[Risk/Reward]] considerations. Two other case, more specialized and both examples of [[O
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• Helplessness
  ...[[Extended Actions]], they provide additional [[Tension]] and evoke [[Risk/Reward]] considerations. [[Risk/Reward]]
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• Geospatial Game Widgets
  ...spatial Game Widgets]] (shown for example in [[Dead Space]]) to lessen the risk that players miss noticing their locations. In fact, given that [[Power-Ups ...vigate [[Game Worlds]] are also examples of [[Geospatial Game Widgets]]. [[Reward Widgets]] are [[Geospatial Game Widgets]] created by making [[Rewards]] loc
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• Environmental Effects
  ...ough themselves. Regardless, they can force players to consider the [[Risk/Reward]] relation of entering them since doing so is not automatically a bad optio [[Risk/Reward]],
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• Tools
  ...use them as well. A third option relate to adding [[Trade-Offs]] or [[Risk/Reward]] considerations by linked the use of [[Tools]] to the consumption of [[Res [[Risk/Reward]]
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• Destructible Objects
  ...omputer games. This may because they pose a threat, that block access to a reward, or simply because they are there but in all cases there needs to exist [[D ...ne player's [[Lives]] to a set of [[Destructible Objects]] that all are at risk simultaneously.
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• Sockets
  ...ades]] can provide. When they cannot be removed, players need to do [[Risk/Reward]] choices if they should place a particular [[Upgrades|Upgrade]] in a parti [[Risk/Reward]]
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• Territories
  ...y taking over other players' [[Territories]]. All but [[Axis & Allies]], [[Risk]], and the [[Hearts of Iron series]] also support the colonization of "wild ...V]] and [[Greed Corp]]), or custom-shaped areas (e.g. [[Axis & Allies]], [[Risk]], and the [[Europa Universalis series]]). [[Go]] shows that the empty spac
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• Obstacles
  ...not actually hinder [[Movement]] but make passing through them into [[Risk/Reward]] considerations. [[Invisible Walls]] are also [[Obstacles]] but these may ...y Losses]], [[Decreased Abilities]], or [[Damage]] do instead raise [[Risk/Reward]] considerations. By having these effects, they naturally are [[Diegeticall
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• Inaccessible Areas
  ...eting some specific requirements that result in an [[Access Rewards|Access Reward]] (this requirement is most often completing a goal in the previous [[Level ...io Sunshine]], can remove the need for [[Cutscenes]] but run a far greater risk of breaking [[Thematic Consistency]].
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• Pick-Ups
  ...known in advantage - the decision to try and acquire one is one of [[Risk/Reward]]. [[Pick-Ups]] do often have high levels of [[Clickability]] if they need [[Risk/Reward]],
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• Strategic Knowledge
  ...of the correct values of goals. This consists mainly of knowing the [[Risk/Reward]] structures and [[Trade-Offs]] values between various [[Resources]], [[Rew ...wledge]] in games is through the use of [[Cutscenes]] since players cannot risk be distracted by gameplay while the information expressing the knowledge is
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• Predictable Consequences
  ...what this chance is. This let players be able to make more informed [[Risk/Reward]] choices, which can provide [[Strategic Knowledge]] and support [[Cognitiv [[Risk/Reward]],
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• Strategic Locations
  ...pports [[Strategic Planning]] although this may need to incorporate [[Risk/Reward]] decisions. Given that [[Strategic Locations]] provide benefits in some wa [[Risk/Reward]],
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