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• Pattern Suggestion List
  [[Money]] (duh; not only for bidding, maintainance, but also as budgeted action poi ...Transformation Flow]] (from Johanna and Steven's master thesis; money in, money out) --[[User:Staffan Björk|Staffan Björk]] ([[User talk:Staffan Björk|t
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• Grind Achievements
  ...players' levels of skill or knowledge. The achievement ''Got My Mind On My Money'' exists in many levels for acquiring gold (given when players pass 5000, 1
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• Drop-In/Drop-Out
  ...ances. This allow players entry points often into the meta game of winning money and the players are also free to leave at the end of each game instance.
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• Achievements
  ...either repeatedly succeeding with smaller goals (e.g. ''Got My Mind On My Money'', ''Honorable Kills'', and ''Stable Keeper'') or for collecting sets of [[
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• Tension
  ...n]]. However it can also be based on risking to lose real world objects or money, which can happen in [[Marble Games]], some variants of [[Magic: the Gather
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• Assassin's Creed series
  ...that increase the value of the city increase its income, and in this sense money is a [[Renewable Resource]] in the game. Money can also be acquired by stealing from NPCs on bumping into, but this of cou
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• Gameplay Statistics
  ...in's Creed II]] of the [[Assassin's Creed series]] keeps track of how much money the player has both stolen and spent on certain expenses to be able to awar
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• Self-Facilitated Games
  ...r types of [[Privileged Abilities]] are possible, e.g. handling the bank's money in [[Monopoly]] or being temporary judges. [[Game Masters]] of [[Roleplayin
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• Freedom of Choice
  ...ls - players can immediately fulfill them by paying for it with real world money.
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• Heterogeneous Game Element Ownership
  ...have acquired through trading. When people play [[Poker]] using their own money to place bets this can also be seen as an example of [[Heterogeneous Game E
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• Torchlight
  Enchanting items is a way to [[Converters|Convert]] money into [[Improved Abilities]] but with a certain [[Risk/Reward]] associated, ...experience points, [[Spawning]] at the start of the level and only losing money, or [[Spawning]] at the town without losing anything.
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• Extra-Game Consequences
  ...g the games properly unless the added tension of being able to win or loss money is present. ...aiti 2009 made it possible to buy the in-game items 'sweet seeds' for real money, and half the profit from these were given to charities.<ref name="vator.tv
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• Information Passing
  ...to other characters, and thereby uncover the possible game strategy to win money from Ed.
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• Loyalty
  ...le through gameplay actions or only appearing to be loyal (e.g. embezzling money for personal gain but still supporting one's patrons in all other ways).
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• Power-Ups
  The experience points and money given as rewards in [[Ravenwood Fair]] and [[Zombie Lane]] are ''optional''
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• Purchasable Game Advantages
  ...rs being able to trade characters and items with each other for real world money. ...ples of games with [[Purchasable Game Advantages]] because those with more money can buy more or better game elements.
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• Ephemeral Goals
  ...t influence the main game except through rewards that change the amount of money the player has in the game.
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• Environmental Storytelling
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• Loot
  Typical types of [[Loot]] include [[Resources]], e.g. [[Ammunition]], money, or energy, and [[Game Items]], e.g [[Armor]], [[Equipment]], [[Tools]], an
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• Installations
  .... Reasons for doing this include letting players have chances of earning [[Money]] through participating in [[Betting]] games (this is found for example in
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• Abstract Player Constructs
  ...onopoly]] can be seen as [[Abstract Player Constructs]], consisting of the money and land deeds players have (and the latter may or may not be mortgaged). G ...ayer Constructs]] include [[Characteristics]] such as [[Attributes]] (e.g. money and manpower), [[Privileged Abilities]], [[Resources]], [[Technologies]], a
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• Pick-Ups
  ...weapons, ammunition, and health packs, and "abstract ones", e.g. units of money, energy, and experience.
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• Bookkeeping Tokens
  ...kens]]. This may be to handle [[Resources]] such as [[Extra Chances]] or [[Money]], to keep track of [[Attributes]] and [[Skills]] including when players re ...emorizing]] them, e.g. by being [[Resources]] such as [[Extra Chances]], [[Money]], and [[Victory Points]] or letting player commit their [[Action Programmi
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• Arenas
  The [[Elder Scrolls series]] have explicit [[Arenas]] where players can earn money by fighting monsters or non-player characters in duels. This is also possib
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• Ability Losses
  ...s this as it at one point strips players of their equipment and the ''Dead Money'' [[Expansions|Expansion]] to [[Fallout: New Vegas]] does it through tempor
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• No-Use Bonus
  ...introducing it consists of what [[Resources|Resource]] to add, although [[Money]] may be the most natural unless the actions already have some other [[Reso [[Money]],
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• Death Consequences
  ...ters]] die. Reducing [[Character Levels]], [[Experience Points]], and/or [[Money]] for players is also common, but may be more difficult to explain diegetic [[Money]],
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• Spawning
  ...experience points, [[Spawning]] at the start of the level and only losing money, or [[Spawning]] at the town without losing anything.
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• Area Control
  ...acks can be encouraged by giving additional explicit [[Rewards]] (e.g. the money gained by conquering cities in [[Civilization (video game) series|Civilizat
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• Discard Piles
  ...discarded at the end of each era with the exception of cards discarded for money. The card are then permanently out of gameplay, except that the player cont
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• Hands
  ...s]] not only as storages of possible actions for players but also as their money resource. Players draw new [[Hands]] for each turn in [[RoboRally]], [[Domi ...[Hands]]. [[Race for the Galaxy]] uses [[Cards]] in [[Hands]] to represent Money besides possible actions, making the sizes of [[Hands]] in this game vary w
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• Drafting Spreads
  ...ve [[Drafting Spreads]] but here taking "later" cards in these games costs money. ...his through requiring [[Money]] to be spent (and in [[Small World]] this [[Money]] is placed on the skipped races and can be collected in later drafts) whil
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• Unlocking
  ...s typically tied to being able to finish constructions and players can pay money to do this instead of having to get the help from a certain amount of frien
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• Increasing Rewards
  ...series]], provide [[Increasing Rewards]] in the form of larger amounts of money and more powerful magic items the further along players get into the games
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• Resources
  ...e pieces in [[Chess]] are [[Resources]] since they allow actions, and both money and properties in [[Monopoly]] allow players to perform certain actions in ...age]] one can take can alternative be seen as a [[Resources|Resource]]), [[Money]], [[Territories]], and [[Units]]. [[Pick-Ups]] can either be true [[Resour
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• Game System Player
  ...during a round. This ''bank'' player can under rare circumstance make more money than the other players and thereby win. Player of [[Genesis]] controls ange
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• Regenerating Resources
  ...ces]] when one does not have to use any other [[Resources]] to receive the money. ...choices and actions; [[Income]] is for example one way of regulating how [[Money]] can work as a [[Regenerating Resources|Regenerating Resource]]. [[Lives]]
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• Scores
  ...ame Consequences]] through [[Gambling]], i.e. through requiring payment in money to play and offering payment back as [[Rewards]].
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• Tiebreakers
  ...to begin with, but other measures commonly used are most resources or most money.
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• Unsynchronized Game Sessions
  ...les of [[Unsynchronized Game Sessions]]. However, the meta game of winning money in [[:Category:Gambling Games|Gambling Games]] such as [[Roulette]] and [[P
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• Pay to Play
  Money
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• Rewards
  ...er very common type of [[Rewards]] the combination of [[Game Items]] and [[Money]] in the form of [[Loot]]; improvements of [[Game Items]] is another form o [[Money]],
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• Penalties
  ...but also various disabling effects as well as potential loss of equipment, money, and experience points. Further, [[Penalties]] can take the form of failing
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• Sustenance Rewards
  ...rds]]. Typical examples of [[Sustenance Rewards]] are [[Ammunition]] and [[Money]], which is not too surprising since they both are [[Resources]] that playe [[Money]],
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• Facilitating Rewards
  ...[Weapons]], are also very common. Letting players get [[Ammunition]] and [[Money]] can either be seen as a [[Facilitating Rewards|Facilitating Reward]] or a [[Money]],
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• Non-Localized Resources
  ...Non-Localized Resources]] include [[Ammunition]], [[Health]], [[Lives]], [[Money]], and [[Scores]]. While [[Pick-Ups]] may provide [[Resources]] they typica [[Money]],
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• Value of Effort
  ...tages]] can likewise do so by replacing a need for skill with endurance or money. [[Backtracking Levels]] lessens the value of having reached the turnaround
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• Positive Feedback Loops
  ...e Feedback Loops]] in that players that have a lead in number of pieces or money (respectively) tend to expand that lead more and more until they have won t
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• Card Building
  ...s that have unlocked the possibility of enchanting ability cards can spend money to do so. Mechanically, this is handled by players placing stickers on card
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• Betting
  ...[[Poker]], and [[Roulette]]. While these typically make use of real-world money as the resource being betted, other games, e.g., [[Liar's Dice]], show that
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• King of the Hill
  ...hough dangerous, is often sought for by all players since the ownership of money is the prerequisite for winning the game.
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