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• Player Kicking
  ''The extra-game action of removing a player from game instances.'' ...ame facilitators can enforce that offending players do not play anymore, [[Player Kicking]] them, in order to be able to continue with the gaming activity.
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• Handles
  ...h each other. The [[Handles]] are also used to let players find friends to player together with, something especially important in cooperative games such as ...ntrolled by the game system (or [[Game Servers]]) or be informally done by player agreement. When [[Avatars]] and [[Handles]] exist in games, [[Handles]] are
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• Evade
  ...n [[Chess]], either as "optional goals" when any piece is threatened or as enforced goals when one's king is checked. ...ghost move from having [[Capture]] goals to having [[Evade]] goals if the player gets hold of a power pill.
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• Steadily Decreasing Resources
  ...]] used. Some games have [[Steadily Decreasing Resources]] even if not all actions require use of [[Resources]] if over time one can guarantee that they will
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• Chat Channels
  ...ave many was of receiving input from players are providing output of their actions and other game events. One of these ways is through text, and often the int ...he [[Chat Channels]]. Using [[Illocutionary Interfaces]] dictate that some actions need to be able to be sent through them and this can be mapped to [[Canned
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• Mediated Gameplay
  ...rs to view and interpreting players' activities to determine with gameplay actions will take place. Games that do this have [[Mediated Gameplay]]. ...for players to know what this game state is and what the effects of their actions have been. Making computerized version of [[:Category:Board Games|Board Gam
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• Communication Channels
  ...y the words that one of the members tries to draw within a time limit. The player drawing is not allowed to speak so all communication needs to be through th ...Information]] about the game state to each other. The latter is typically enforced by [[Limited Communication Abilities]] but some form of [[Communication Cha
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• Social Skills
  ...lay where players social abilities affect how well they succeed with their actions.'' ...ules for how actions are performed, others have actions where how well the actions are performed depend more on how they are perceived by other players they a
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• Negotiable Game Sessions
  ...ombie Lane]] only lets players weakly interact with each other and have no enforced winning conditions so players can play them for as long as they wish motiva ...l gameplay experience. The minimum amount of time or actions required of a player can be affected by [[Difficulty Levels]] while [[Speedruns]] make a goal of
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• Social Roles
  [[Category:Player Patterns]] ...categories for gamers that do have aspects of social roles, these describe player preferences. The pattern described here looks at how gameplay features can
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• Actor Detachment
  [[Category:Player Patterns]] ...Games]] such as [[Pac-Man]] or [[Space Invaders]] do this by being single-player games where players compete against previous players for positions on high
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• Player Anonymity
  [[Category:Player Patterns]] ''The case where the identity of a player of a game is not known to other players.''
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• Uncertainty of Information
  ''The case when a player cannot be certain on the reliability of information he or she has.'' [[Battleship]] and [[Stratego]] both depend on a player not knowing the exact positions of the other players' piece. [[Diplomacy]]
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• Downtime
  ...may be due to technological reasons, having to wait for other players, or enforced waiting periods due to game effects. Having to wait for the other player to make his or her move in [[Chess]] or [[Go]] is an example of [[Downtime]
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• Player Augmentations
  ...have a chance of influencing gameplay or the overall outcome of a game. [[Player Augmentations]] are improvements to players' abilities to perform that are ...master]] can let player characters have greater chances of succeeding with actions simply by ruling that they have a greater chance.
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• Automated Responses
  ...ey do inform players about game elements are in fact triggered by specific actions by players rather than game state configurations. Stronger examples can be ...ame states while [[Algorithmic Agents]] and [[Mules]] can perform gameplay actions as [[Automated Responses]].
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• Player/System Action Composites
  ...itiated by either that player or the system, or where the execution of the actions are performed together.'' ...m as it is being executed. Games that do either of these two things have [[Player/System Action Composites]].
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• Friend Lists
  ...nctions rely on [[Friend Lists]], i.e. lists with the other players that a player has indicated can be important or relevant for their own gameplay. ...join the same game instances or together set up new game instances. Single player games such as [[Farmville]] or [[Candy Crush Saga]] also make use of [[Frie
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• Teams
  ''Agents or game elements that use their actions to work towards the same common goal or goals.'' ...t it, and also often have several different game elements that can perform actions. When either of these two groups are given common goals that they can toget
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• Committed Goals
  ...can commit to building a railway line between cities. Once committed, the player will at the end of the game either receive a certain amount of points if su ...s]] (or more correctly [[Agents]]), e.g. if they engage in [[Collaborative Actions]] where failure leads to [[Shared Penalties]]. [[Negotiation]] can be allow
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• Dynamic Goal Characteristics
  ...ing the goal card criteria, the specific winning goal changes as soon as a player plays a new goal card. ...player" this is also dynamic since it depends on how many points the other player has.
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• Predefined Goals
  [[Chess]] has the [[Predefined Goals]] for each player to checkmate the other player's king. [[Monopoly]] has the [[Predefined Goals|Predefined Goal]] of elimin ...ans that some [[Rewards|Reward]] in addition to the normal consequences of actions or game states are added if a [[Predefined Goals|Predefined Goal]] should b
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• Selectable Set of Goals
  The [[Ticket to Ride]] series of board games provides each player with a number of ''destination tickets'' which provides goals. Players have ...s]] to each player since it is not important which goals are achieved; the player who reaches a certain total (typically 10) wins the game.
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• Gain Ownership
  ...gher-Level goal, or may simply make it easier to complete various types of actions or goals. ...he [[Capture]] can be lead in a direct improvement in the positioning of a player's pieces). Tied to these examples are the case if [[Gain Ownership]] gives
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