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• Minigames
  ...all units that provide many possibilities to interrupt gameplay for social interaction. When [[Minigames]] have not been clearly advertised as part of the gamepla [[Minimalized Social Weight]],
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• Game Masters
  ...the name of ''wizards'' to create new code and revise it as well as solve social conflicts. These [[Game Masters]] were recruited from the player base and c ..., [[Enactment]], or [[Roleplaying]], they promote the presence of [[Social Interaction]] in games and allow for [[Negotiation]] regarding all aspects of the games
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• Persistent Game Worlds
  ...ve. [[Private Game Spaces]] strengthens this since it limits the amount of interaction possible between the players. While the [[Freedom of Choice]] to play may l ...ocial Statuses]] and [[Internal Rivalry]]. These various forms of [[Social Interaction]] may often be the main source why games with [[Persistent Game Worlds]] ha
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• Visits
  ...nly consists of [[Altruistic Actions]]. By doing so, they can add [[Social Interaction]] to [[Massively Single-Player Online Games]] while maintaining [[Casual Ga ...hemselves a form of social activity, and by being so they provide [[Social Interaction]] in games. Since they allow players to notice what other players (often th
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• Massively Multiplayer Online Games
  ...This may be augmented with [[Game Masters]] to handle problematic [[Social Interaction]] between players and to collect information to develop [[Evolving Rule Set ...e be the most efficient; the use of [[Invites]] make players use their own social networks outside the game to populate these.
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• Non-Player Help
  ...[[Non-Player Help]] can provide unexpected support and open up for social interaction beyond that contained in the gameplay itself. ...ople caught up in the gameplay. Although difficult to know in advance, the interaction they provide can be interesting experience, red herrings, or [[Non-Player H
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• Free Gift Inventories
  In games where players need resources, one way of encouraging social interaction between them is to allow them to give each other gifts. If they are given f ...l Interaction]] with no direct negative consequences and no need real-time interaction, they are well-suited for [[Massively Single-Player Online Games]], [[Async
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• Encouraged Return Visits
  ...rn again and again to games it provides the basic requirement for [[Social Interaction]], that people can meet and interact with each other. [[Grinding]], [[Social Interaction]]
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• Guilting
  Games such as [[FarmVille]] and [[Ravenwood Fair]] on social media platform often let players help other players. This create [[Guilting ...hem ask for help through [[Communication Channels]] or [[Unmediated Social Interaction]]. While [[Mutual FUBAR Enjoyment]] may be pleasurable to those taking part
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• Enforced Player Anonymity
  ...id this they can be designed to have [[Enforced Player Anonymity]] so that interaction beyond that available through gameplay actions is either impossible or only ...d Gameplay]]. This means avoiding [[Friend Lists]] and [[Unmediated Social Interaction]], restricting how [[Handles]] and other game elements that can identify pl
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• Anonymous Actions
  ...e. This may make the pattern difficult to combine with [[Unmediated Social Interaction]] but if [[Penalties]] are linked to revealing oneself (as for examples is ==== with [[Unmediated Social Interaction]] and [[Penalties]] ====
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• Possibility of Anonymity
  ...re worried about their performance or wish to avoid developing any kind of social relation. To do this, games may give players a [[Possibility of Anonymity]] ...ial Interaction]]. Even when this is avoided, games with mediated [[Social Interaction]] may require players to engage in [[Roleplaying]] to appear to be somebody
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• Helplessness
  ...quest help - this is possible by default in games with [[Unmediated Social Interaction]] but may require [[Communication Channels]] in others. In theory help coul ...e]], and [[Freedom of Choice]]. It opens up for other players to take on [[Social Roles]] as helpers of the player that is helpless (as well as letting the o
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• Loot
  ...one has not had part in generating). This can also be seen as the [[Social Interaction]] breaking down and being replaced by simple [[Races]] to get to the [[Loot [[Social Interaction]],
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• Strategic Knowledge
  ...s or [[Trans-Game Information]] outside game sessions. While this [[Social Interaction]] can take place within single game sessions for [[Multiplayer Games]], it [[Social Interaction]],
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• Symbiotic Player Relations
  ...ons]] is to give them [[Mutual Goals]] or place them within [[Teams]] or [[Social Organizations]] such as [[Guilds]] that have these. Presences of common [[E ...ract more with each other. These interaction are likely to create [[Social Interaction]] between the players, either through the actions themselves or as part of
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• Neighbors
  ...t are not directly played as multiplayer games can allow a limited form of interaction by letting players have restricted access to what actions that can do to ea ...ors]] is a form of [[Friend Lists]] and provides a small level of [[Social Interaction]] in games in that it implies that players will have an [[Uncommitted Allia
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• Privileged Abilities
  ...tiplayer Game]]). Beyond this, the pattern can support stimulated [[Social Interaction]], as players usually need to engage in [[Coordination]] to take full advan [[Game-Based Social Statuses]]
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• Player Elimination
  .... The typical case for this is when games are supposed to support [[Social Interaction]] and [[Togetherness]] both in and outside the actual gameplay. However, si ...imination]] counteract the possibilities for players to engage in [[Social Interaction]] on the same terms and make it difficult for them to experience [[Together
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• Camping
  ...[[Downtime]]. In [[Multiplayer Games]], this can in turn lead to [[Social Interaction]] as players try to entertain themselves (this is found for example when wa [[Social Interaction]]
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