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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...players can expose themselves to them as part of [[Trade-Offs]] or [[Risk/Reward]] choices. Another type of cause for [[Ability Losses]] is to create [[Cool ...can be balanced in itself and require players to consider both the [[Risk/Reward]] and the [[Trade-Offs]] associated with losing one [[Abilities|Ability]] t
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  • ...] to [[Ability Losses]] of another type, forcing players to perform [[Risk/Reward]] and [[Trade-Offs|Trade-Off]] choices. Another way to provide [[Balancing ...ileged Abilities]], receiving them is almost always considered a [[Rewards|Reward]] and can give players the feeling of [[Empowerment]]. This may give player
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  • ...for players between this and other actions, and may also require a [[Risk/Reward]] judgments if hostile actions are possible against them. [[Risk/Reward]],
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  • ...ll the king. Although not necessary to win, players of [[Diplomacy]] and [[Risk]] greatly increase their chances of doing so by eliminating other players. ...rnament series]] and [[Dungeons & Dragons]], but losing all [[Units]] in [[Risk]] shows that [[Player Killing]] does not need to be localized to specific [
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  • ...ther possibility, and gives players a [[Freedom of Choice]] to make [[Risk/Reward]] of where to spawn as well as take into consideration nearby [[Strategic L
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  • ...e areas around the flags for a certain period of time. Other games, e.g. [[Risk]] and [[Greed Corp]] give players [[Area Control]] simply by entering locat ...of having a [[Selectable Set of Goals]] which require players to do [[Risk/Reward]] choices or [[Trade-Offs]]. Maintaining [[Area Control]] is a [[Continuous
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  • ...attack in several different ways, and this is also typically offers [[Risk/Reward]] choices and [[Trade-Offs]]. [[Risk/Reward]],
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  • ...n can however be modulated by in many ways. One way is to introduce [[Risk/Reward]] aspects through that parts that are more difficult to hit suffer more [[D ...inflicted modulates [[Risk/Reward]] choices players do when they are under risk of taking [[Damage]].
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  • ...in turn lead to conflicts with patterns such as [[Leaps of Faith]], [[Risk/Reward]], and [[Tension]]. When possessed by [[Enemies]], they are likely to creat [[Risk/Reward]],
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  • ...ci]] having [[Attention Demanding Gameplay]]. This may also affects [[Risk/Reward]] trade-offs that have to be made when initiating [[Extended Actions]].
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  • ...ng]] or [[Frogger]] requires completing [[Traverse]] goals but these is no risk of getting lost) while the opposite is true. This being said, [[Traverse]] ...ter discover it is not. [[Leaps of Faith]] can be used to introduce [[Risk/Reward]] considerations into navigation. [[Warp Zones]] can provide quick ways of
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  • ...rs]], [[Pick-Ups]], and other [[Strategic Locations]] can introduce [[Risk/Reward]] elements (see the [[Super Mario series]] for examples of the two first an [[Risk/Reward]]
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  • ...[[Traverse]] goals to be possible at all. However, this can create [[Risk/Reward]] situations or require players to do [[Trade-Offs]] when players have a [[
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  • ...Game Actions]] in relation to those games. This can modify players' [[Risk/Reward]] choices in the underlying game and allow [[Spectators]] of one game to be [[Risk/Reward]],
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  • ...eal the players and what the [[Trade-Offs]] are between the various [[Risk/Reward]] relations for each action in a given context. ...[Movement]] may cause the goal to fail. [[Stealth]] can thus create [[Risk/Reward]] situations and sometimes require players to perform [[No-Op]] actions if
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  • ...ed to pursuing other goals are [[Trade-Offs]] between the perceived [[Risk/Reward]] of the different tactics. Games where those with [[Guard]] goals only sho
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  • ...d to [[Turnovers]] in games with this pattern, it forces them to do [[Risk/Reward]] considerations and quite likely also [[Tactical Planning]] in which order [[Risk/Reward]],
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  • ...h immediate problems and therefor may have difficulties considering [[Risk/Reward]] situations. [[Risk/Reward]]
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  • ...yers since [[Shared Rewards]] don't exist. This also creates higher [[Risk/Reward]] situations compared to goals where players have do not have to compete ag [[Risk/Reward]],
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  • ...ngrossment]] as players need to engage in judgments on the possible [[Risk/Reward]] situations they are aware of. Third, is can lead of [[Analysis Paralysis] [[Risk/Reward]],
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  • ...ces, typically that one takes higher risks of not getting any points (or a risk of getting negative points) for the chance of getting more points if one ge [[Risk/Reward]],
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  • [[Risk/Reward]],
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  • .... These new [[Cards]] are [[Investments]] and often associated with [[Risk/Reward]] speculations since uncertainty exist both in [[Cards]] will be gotten int [[Risk/Reward]],
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  • Practically all [[:Category:Games|Games]] provide some type of [[Rewards|Reward]], be it that they are winnable, they give scores or other things to recogn ...ome kind of [[Gameplay Mastery]]. They may also be added to balance [[Risk/Reward]] situations, motivate continues engagement where [[Red Queen Dilemmas]] ex
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  • ...d to [[Shared Penalties]]). It also affects players' perceptions of [[Risk/Reward]] situations. [[Risk/Reward]],
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  • ...ts]], receiving more time can be seen as a [[Sustenance Rewards|Sustenance Reward]] ([[Sega Rally]] is an example of this). However, any [[Resources|Resource ...s to [[Sustenance Rewards]], timing when to get them can be part of [[Risk/Reward]] calculations.
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  • ...[[Trade-Offs]] but require players to make [[Trade-Offs]] if they want to risk going to them or alternatively choosing to [[Guard]] them. [[Freedom of Cho [[Risk/Reward]],
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  • ...esence of [[Leaps of Faith]]. The first due to it potentially removing the risk of performing the actions. [[Save-Load Cycles]] works against it since nega ...Faith|Leap of Faith]] situations put players in positions of making [[Risk/Reward]] choices (often in relation to [[Game World Navigation]]) as well as creat
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  • ...plan what to do in a game. This makes [[Predictable Consequences]], [[Risk/Reward]], [[Stimulated Planning]], [[Strategic Knowledge]], [[Tactical Planning]], Having [[Gameplay Mastery]] can be a [[Social Rewards|Social Reward]] if others can notice it and can support [[Actor Detachment]]. For games w
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  • ...ers choose to be part of some social structure for some gain but typically risk negative consequences if they do not live up to social expectations (an exa ...and [[Rewards]], they are also very likely to make players consider [[Risk/Reward]] ratios. However, having [[Committed Goals]] can make [[Agents]] in games
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  • ...[[Game Worlds|Game World]] while trying to reach some goal or can take the risk of suffering the consequences breaking those norms in other to have other b ...to pursue allows players to engage in considerations regarding both [[Risk/Reward]] and [[Trade-Offs]], and being aware of the difference choices promote [[R
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  • ...ing Goals]] can going directly for the main goals. This can require [[Risk/Reward]] considerations if the [[Supporting Goals]] have bad failure consequences [[Risk/Reward]] ,
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  • ''The possibility for players to take actions that lower the risk of misfortune for them.'' ...o actions that specifically counter these results or let them minimize the risk through how they perform the actions or in which order they perform them.
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  • ...Building]] a form of [[Investments|Investment]] with an associated [[Risk/Reward]]. Deciding on how to conduct [[Card Building]] also spawns [[Stimulated Pl [[Risk/Reward]], [[Stimulated Planning]], [[Strategic Planning]], [[Varied Gameplay]]
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  • ...edictable Consequences]] even if they may not know who gets what [[Rewards|Reward]]. Similarly, [[Predictable Consequences]] arise from [[Betting]] where the ...risk of losing [[Investments]], and as such is a typical example of [[Risk/Reward]]. If the bet isn't immediately resolved, the pattern supports [[Anticipati
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  • Having the possibility to bluff in a game provides players with [[Risk/Reward]] choices related to if they should bluff or not. That players can differ i [[Risk/Reward]],
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  • [[Risk/Reward]], [[Risk/Reward]],
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