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• Space Alert
  ...l security. The ship's energy is a [[Non-Renewable Resources|Non-Renewable Resource]], and so is its missiles. Players place their cards upside down, but may t
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• Time Limits
  ...performed again, in both cases determining, in a sense, the interval for [[Renewable Resources]] to appear. Games which create [[Traces]] of action and events d ...ited Resources|Limited Resource]] due to the presence of a [[Resource Caps|Resource Cap]], and when the amount of time is little enough create [[Ephemeral Even
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• Randomness
  ...vious time. [[Cards]], on the other hand, use outcome like a form of [[Non-Renewable Resources]], so [[Cards]] can support [[Memorizing]] since players who have ...traction. This is usually done for three reasons: to generate [[Asymmetric Resource Distribution]], ensure [[Imperfect Information]], or lessen the risk of [[A
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• Game Element Insertion
  ...urces]] and the insertion of them may through the use of [[Converters]], [[Resource Generators]] or various means of making the [[Resources]] into [[Regenerati ...an option of not introducing new game elements, in effect making them a [[Renewable Resources]] that needs to be used, this can still be an [[Investments|Inves
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• Units
  ...chieved simply by making several different types of [[Units]] available. [[Resource Caps]] can be used to limit the maximum number of [[Units]] available, and ...ut also completely new types of [[Units]] during gameplay. In games with [[Resource Caps]] on the populations of [[Units]], increasing or decreasing the number
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• Assassin's Creed series
  ...of the city increase its income, and in this sense money is a [[Renewable Resource]] in the game.
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• Mules
  ...re [[Skills]], or require the presence of [[Non-Renewable Resources]] or [[Renewable Resources]] with a lower replenishment rate than the rate of consumption se [[Diminishing Returns]], [[Non-Renewable Resources]], [[Renewable Resources]], [[Secondary Interface Screens]], [[Skills]], [[Spectators]]
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• Stimulated Planning
  ...ces]] should be saved in [[Containers]]. Related to this is knowledge of [[Resource Sources]], having this allows players to plan on how and when to try and ge ...then try to overcome challenges; in contrast, [[Experimenting]] with [[Non-Renewable Resources]] can make players commit more to [[Stimulated Planning]].
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• Fudged Results
  ...oses and making [[Value of Effort]] possible. They do not need to be [[Non-Renewable Resources]] however, since they can be replenished as [[Rewards]] (as is do [[Limited Resources]], [[Non-Renewable Resources]],
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• Extra Chances
  ...progresses is a form of [[Rewards]] and makes the [[Extra Chances]] into [[Renewable Resources]]. They can, depending on how often they can be used, modify or c ...to perform [[Misfortune Mitigation]] although this is done as a form of [[Resource Management]]. They also increase players' [[Determinable Chance to Succeed]
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• Companions
  ...e case if they can die and the pool of possible [[Companions]] are a [[Non-Renewable Resources]] - allowing [[Friendly Fire]] on [[Companions]] can make this mo [[Non-Renewable Resources]], [[Loyalty]], [[Open Destiny]], [[Own Agenda]],
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• Handicap Systems
  ...[[Skills|Skill]] levels. The use of [[Asymmetric Abilities]], [[Asymmetric Resource Distribution]], [[Asymmetric Starting Conditions]], and [[Privileged Abilit [[Asymmetric Resource Distribution]],
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• Persistent Game Worlds
  ...wable Resources|Renewable]] ones rather than [[Non-Renewable Resources|Non-Renewable]] ones. ...content of [[Never Ending Stories]] may be left to the [[Randomness]] of [[Resource Generators]] used (arguably used in [[Minecraft]]), [[Game Masters]], or th
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• Resource Caps
  [[Category:Resource Patterns]] ...s (or not to have to handle large amounts of them), and these limits are [[Resource Caps]].
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• Action Caps
  ...nded to [[Turns]] or phases of games, making actions depend on using [[Non-Renewable Resources]] can make them bounded for whole game instances. ...ource Caps]]. As a natural consequence of this, [[Action Caps]] leads to [[Resource Management]] of the possible actions and considering how to use these provi
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• Vehicles
  ...aces where [[Vehicles]] can be found in the [[Game Worlds]] will becomes [[Resource Locations]], and may spawn [[Races]] to get to them first. These places may ...[[Destructible Objects]], letting them have [[Limited Resources]] or [[Non-Renewable Resources]] regarding things such as fuel or ammunition, and providing poss
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• Environmental Effects
  ...eing [[Resource Generators]]. [[Chargers]] do likewise but either refill [[Renewable Resources]] or provide [[Improved Abilities]]. ...[[Levels]] are modulated by [[Environmental Effects]], e.g. by providing [[Resource Generators]] or [[Location-Fixed Abilities]]. Since they localize places wh
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• Pick-Ups
  ...r a few instances of something. [[Pick-Ups]] are a common way to provide [[Renewable Resources]] to players in the form of [[Game Items]], e.g. to let them acqu [[Resource Locations]],
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• Controllers
  ...tors]] provide a way to have [[Renewable Resources]] in games and create [[Resource Locations]]. ==== with [[Resource Generators]] ====
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• Budgeted Action Points
  ...o be accomplished by introducing [[No-Use Bonus|No-Use Bonuses]] (e.g. the resource producing tiles in [[Agricola]]). ...Time]] or [[Tick-Based Games]], [[Budgeted Action Points]] are typically [[Renewable Resources]] through [[Regenerating Resources|Regenerating]] over time. The
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• Ability Losses
  ...sses]] if the [[Energy]] used is a [[Non-Renewable Resources|Non-Renewable Resource]]. Other common causes for [[Ability Losses]], which can be seen as specif [[Energy]] together with [[Non-Renewable Resources]]
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• No-Use Bonus
  .... The main design choices when introducing it consists of what [[Resources|Resource]] to add, although [[Money]] may be the most natural unless the actions alr [[No-Use Bonus]] introduces a way for [[Resources]] to be [[Renewable Resources]] in a game. It also rebalances the value of the possible options
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• Chargers
  ...]]. In the latter case, they function as both [[Resource Locations]] and [[Resource Generators]] but do typically not produce any [[Resources]] unless players ...e unit spent in its effect area (typically a replenishing of a [[Resources|Resource]]), staying on them require [[Trade-Offs]] for players between this and oth
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• Lives
  ...tickets" left, making the numbers of [[Lives]] a [[Shared Resources|Shared Resource]]. Examples of ways [[Lives]] are replenished include reaching certain [[Sc [[Non-Renewable Resources]],
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• Spawning
  ...portant design decision. This since it can regulate how common or scarce [[Renewable Resources]] are, how easy it is to reach [[Grind Achievements]], or how [[C ...rces]]. An exception is when the actual [[Spawning]] uses up a [[Resources|Resource]], as for example how "ticks" are used in the [[Battlefield series]] when p
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• Health
  ...y an [[Attributes|Attribute]] which sometimes can be used as a [[Resources|Resource]], so designing games to make use of [[Health]] to a large extent consist o ...Resources|Renewable Resource]] and a [[Regenerating Resources|Regenerating Resource]] if this happens automatically. [[Chargers]] are [[Environmental Effects]]
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• Hands
  ...t only as storages of possible actions for players but also as their money resource. Players draw new [[Hands]] for each turn in [[RoboRally]], [[Dominion]], [ ...ements that shrinks as gameplay progresses makes these elements into [[Non-Renewable Resources]] while keeping [[Hands|Hand]] sizes constant or letting them flu
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• Resources
  [[Category:Resource Patterns]] ...a series]] is an example of computer games with complex use of [[Resources|Resource]] refinement. For example, producing tank unit requires several resources (
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• Regenerating Resources
  [[Category:Resource Patterns]] ...Resources]] is introduced in games as a way of making [[Resources]] into [[Renewable Resources]] but only require time to pass for this to happen. They can be n
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• Non-Renewable Resources
  ...transformed, and consumed as part of player actions or game events. [[Non-Renewable Resources]] are a subcategory of resources characterized by not being creat ...have abilities which can only be used once, and thereby function as [[Non-Renewable Resources]]. [[Freedom: The Underground Railroad]] work the same way but wi
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• Renewable Resources
  ...ther factors such as being constructed or reproduced. Such resources are [[Renewable Resources]]. ...-playing game [[Dungeons & Dragons]] let all players have powers which are renewable in the sense that they can be used once per encounter or once per day (ther
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• Complete Resource Depletion
  ''The temporary or permanent absence of a type of resource in a game.'' ...been consumed so none are available to players they experience [[Complete Resource Depletion]].
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• Trade-Offs
  ...s have to be countered by positive consequences of using the [[Tools]]). [[Renewable Resources]] whose production rate depends on how much of the [[Resources]] [[Renewable Resources]],
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• Player Balance
  ...h other, i.e. [[Asymmetric Abilities]], [[Asymmetric Goals]], [[Asymmetric Resource Distribution]], and [[Asymmetric Starting Conditions]]. Many patterns relat ...ance]] are based on [[Symmetry]], with [[Symmetric Goals]] and [[Symmetric Resource Distribution]] as examples of more specific patterns. However, these don't
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• Bidding
  ...turn to each players, but by having dedicated [[Resources]] that are [[Non-Renewable Resources]] on can have global [[Action Caps]] on how much [[Bidding]] can ...layers will bid. It is a [[Competition]] among players, most typically a [[Resource Competition]], where winning bids provide [[Rewards]] that typically are [[
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• Gain Ownership
  ...[[Equipment]], [[Game Items]], [[MacGuffins]], [[Pick-Ups]], [[Props]], [[Resource Locations]], [[Tools]], [[Transferable Items]], [[Units]], and [[Vehicles]] ...me game object or game area. The existence of [[Renewable Resources]] or [[Resource Generators]] related to [[Gain Ownership]] objectives can make these easier
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