Eliminate - Revision history

Staffan Björk: /* Using the pattern */

2022-10-18T11:51:03Z

Using the pattern

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	[[Aim & Shoot]] is a common solution to provide players with actions to succeed with [[Eliminate]] goals. [[Traps]] are less common but can encourage [[Stimulated Planning]]. [[Connection]] is another option, as is [[Consumers]] but none of these in themselves enable the possibility of performing the necessary actions. [[Bidding]] allows for a type of [[Eliminate]] goals that consist of making all others involved give up rather than eliminating them.		[[Aim & Shoot]] is a common solution to provide players with actions to succeed with [[Eliminate]] goals. [[Traps]] are less common but can encourage [[Stimulated Planning]]. [[Connection]] is another option, as is [[Consumers]] but none of these in themselves enable the possibility of performing the necessary actions. [[Bidding]] allows for a type of [[Eliminate]] goals that consist of making all others involved give up rather than eliminating them.

	Many patterns can affect how [[Eliminate]] goals can be solved. First, [[Evade]] and [[Survive]] goals of the targets make the goals more difficult (and are [[Preventing Goals]]). [[Invulnerabilities]] can make the goal impossible to solve but [[Achilles' Heels]] can make this an erroneous perception of players rather than a true fact. The use of [[Damage]] system can make [[Eliminate]] goals require several different successful actions to succeed against opponents, and [[Factions]] can make [[Eliminate]] goals require the elimination of several opponents for the goal to be completed. [[Safe Havens]] makes it only possible to kill the target of [[Eliminate]] goals in certain places.		Many patterns can affect how [[Eliminate]] goals can be solved. First, [[Evade]] and [[Survive]] goals of the targets make the goals more difficult. Such [[Survive]] goals are instantiated from [[Eliminate]] goals when the targets of [[Eliminate]] goals are players or [[Agents]] (and are then also [[Preventing Goals]]); otherwise [[Survive]] goals are a way to modulate [[Eliminate]] goals.

			[[Invulnerabilities]] can make the goal impossible to solve but [[Achilles' Heels]] can make this an erroneous perception of players rather than a true fact. The use of [[Damage]] system can make [[Eliminate]] goals require several different successful actions to succeed against opponents, and [[Factions]] can make [[Eliminate]] goals require the elimination of several opponents for the goal to be completed. [[Safe Havens]] makes it only possible to kill the target of [[Eliminate]] goals in certain places.

	== Consequences ==		== Consequences ==

Staffan Björk at 13:03, 25 August 2022

2022-08-25T13:03:01Z

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	== Consequences ==		== Consequences ==
	[[Eliminate]] goals give rise to [[Conflicts]] and typically [[Combat]]. It leads to attempts of [[Game Element Removal]] and/or [[Capture]], and potentially [[Player Elimination]] and [[Early Elimination]]. Being the target of [[Eliminate]] goals also affects how players control their [[Avatars]].		[[Eliminate]] goals give rise to [[Conflicts]] and typically [[Combat]] and goals related to [[Overcome]] opponents. It leads to attempts of [[Game Element Removal]] and/or [[Capture]], and potentially [[Player Elimination]] and [[Early Elimination]]. Being the target of [[Eliminate]] goals also affects how players control their [[Avatars]].

	Player targets of [[Eliminate]] goals run the risk of getting [[Penalties]] if the goal are completed, and for this reason [[Eliminate]] tends to generate [[Preventing Goals]] for those targets.		Player targets of [[Eliminate]] goals run the risk of getting [[Penalties]] if the goal are completed, and for this reason [[Eliminate]] tends to generate [[Preventing Goals]] for those targets.
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	[[Extermination]],		[[Extermination]],
	[[Game Element Removal]],		[[Game Element Removal]],
			[[Overcome]],
	[[Penalties]],		[[Penalties]],
	[[Player Elimination]],		[[Player Elimination]],

Staffan Björk at 08:47, 4 August 2022

2022-08-04T08:47:46Z

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	[[Category:Mechanical Patterns]]		[[Category:Mechanical Patterns]]
			[[Category:Goal Patterns]]
	[[Category:Patterns]]		[[Category:Patterns]]
	[[Category:Needs revision]]		[[Category:Needs revision]]

Staffan Björk at 14:05, 17 March 2018

2018-03-17T14:05:21Z

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	Common reasons to introduce [[Eliminate]] goals in games include making [[Agents]] into [[Enemies]] and causing [[Gain Ownership]] struggles over [[Territories]]. [[Eliminate]] goals can also be given to players to provide them with [[Quests]]. Giving [[Eliminate]] goals directed towards each member in a [[Teams\|Team]] creates [[Team Elimination]] goals and this can be further encouraged through [[Collections\|Collection]] goals.		Common reasons to introduce [[Eliminate]] goals in games include making [[Agents]] into [[Enemies]] and causing [[Gain Ownership]] struggles over [[Territories]]. [[Eliminate]] goals can also be given to players to provide them with [[Quests]]. Giving [[Eliminate]] goals directed towards each member in a [[Teams\|Team]] creates [[Team Elimination]] goals and this can be further encouraged through [[Collections\|Collection]] goals.

	[[Eliminate]] goals requires a target or targets to destroy as well as means to do so. While simply [[Units]], [[Enemies]], [[Boss Monsters]], or players' [[Avatars]] might be designated as the targets, the use of [[Choke Points]] or [[Inaccessible Areas]] together with [[Enemies]] can make fulfilling the goal a necessity rather than a voluntary choice (for [[Choke Points]], [[Obstacles]] can work instead of [[Enemies]] since their mere presence can hinder players). By their definition [[Destructible Objects]] invite players to [[Eliminate]] them since it is possible to do so. [[Resource Generators]] can also become targets to [[Eliminate]] if the [[Resources]] they create are unwanted, especially if they are [[Enemies]]. Struggle over [[Tools]] in [[Multiplayer Games]] can make other players into targets as well. That [[Enemies]] provide [[Loot]] or carry [[MacGuffins]] can make players more intent towards fulfilling [[Eliminate]] goals as well as being the reason why the [[Enemies]] are seen as [[Enemies]]. Given [[Units]] goals to [[Eliminate]] game elements important to players of course also makes them into [[Enemies]] and targets of [[Eliminate]] goals.		[[Eliminate]] goals requires a target or targets to destroy as well as means to do so. While simply [[Units]], [[Enemies]], [[Boss Monsters]], or players' [[Avatars]] might be designated as the targets, the use of [[Choke Points]] or [[Inaccessible Areas]] together with [[Enemies]] can make fulfilling the goal a necessity rather than a voluntary choice (for [[Choke Points]], [[Obstacles]] can work instead of [[Enemies]] since their mere presence can hinder players). By their definition [[Destructible Objects]] invite players to [[Eliminate]] them since it is possible to do so. [[Resource Generators]] can also become targets to [[Eliminate]] if the [[Resources]] they create are unwanted, especially if they are [[Enemies]]; if a goal in the game is to [[Eliminate]] the [[Resources]] then the presence of [[Resource Generators]] makes that goal have [[Dynamic Goal Characteristics]] (regarding the number [[Resources]] that need to be eliminated). Struggle over [[Tools]] in [[Multiplayer Games]] can make other players into targets as well. That [[Enemies]] provide [[Loot]] or carry [[MacGuffins]] can make players more intent towards fulfilling [[Eliminate]] goals as well as being the reason why the [[Enemies]] are seen as [[Enemies]]. Given [[Units]] goals to [[Eliminate]] game elements important to players of course also makes them into [[Enemies]] and targets of [[Eliminate]] goals.

	[[Aim & Shoot]] is a common solution to provide players with actions to succeed with [[Eliminate]] goals. [[Traps]] are less common but can encourage [[Stimulated Planning]]. [[Connection]] is another option, as is [[Consumers]] but none of these in themselves enable the possibility of performing the necessary actions. [[Bidding]] allows for a type of [[Eliminate]] goals that consist of making all others involved give up rather than eliminating them.		[[Aim & Shoot]] is a common solution to provide players with actions to succeed with [[Eliminate]] goals. [[Traps]] are less common but can encourage [[Stimulated Planning]]. [[Connection]] is another option, as is [[Consumers]] but none of these in themselves enable the possibility of performing the necessary actions. [[Bidding]] allows for a type of [[Eliminate]] goals that consist of making all others involved give up rather than eliminating them.
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	[[Enemies]]		[[Enemies]]

	==== with [[~~Teams~~]] ====		==== with [[Resource Generators]] ====
	[[~~Team Elimination~~]]		[[Dynamic Goal Characteristics]]

	==== with [[Symmetric Goals]] ====		==== with [[Symmetric Goals]] ====
	[[Last Man Standing]]		[[Last Man Standing]]

			==== with [[Teams]] ====
			[[Team Elimination]]

	==== with [[Territories]] ====		==== with [[Territories]] ====

Staffan Björk at 18:09, 9 August 2016

2016-08-09T18:09:33Z

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	[[Eliminate]] goals requires a target or targets to destroy as well as means to do so. While simply [[Units]], [[Enemies]], [[Boss Monsters]], or players' [[Avatars]] might be designated as the targets, the use of [[Choke Points]] or [[Inaccessible Areas]] together with [[Enemies]] can make fulfilling the goal a necessity rather than a voluntary choice (for [[Choke Points]], [[Obstacles]] can work instead of [[Enemies]] since their mere presence can hinder players). By their definition [[Destructible Objects]] invite players to [[Eliminate]] them since it is possible to do so. [[Resource Generators]] can also become targets to [[Eliminate]] if the [[Resources]] they create are unwanted, especially if they are [[Enemies]]. Struggle over [[Tools]] in [[Multiplayer Games]] can make other players into targets as well. That [[Enemies]] provide [[Loot]] or carry [[MacGuffins]] can make players more intent towards fulfilling [[Eliminate]] goals as well as being the reason why the [[Enemies]] are seen as [[Enemies]]. Given [[Units]] goals to [[Eliminate]] game elements important to players of course also makes them into [[Enemies]] and targets of [[Eliminate]] goals.		[[Eliminate]] goals requires a target or targets to destroy as well as means to do so. While simply [[Units]], [[Enemies]], [[Boss Monsters]], or players' [[Avatars]] might be designated as the targets, the use of [[Choke Points]] or [[Inaccessible Areas]] together with [[Enemies]] can make fulfilling the goal a necessity rather than a voluntary choice (for [[Choke Points]], [[Obstacles]] can work instead of [[Enemies]] since their mere presence can hinder players). By their definition [[Destructible Objects]] invite players to [[Eliminate]] them since it is possible to do so. [[Resource Generators]] can also become targets to [[Eliminate]] if the [[Resources]] they create are unwanted, especially if they are [[Enemies]]. Struggle over [[Tools]] in [[Multiplayer Games]] can make other players into targets as well. That [[Enemies]] provide [[Loot]] or carry [[MacGuffins]] can make players more intent towards fulfilling [[Eliminate]] goals as well as being the reason why the [[Enemies]] are seen as [[Enemies]]. Given [[Units]] goals to [[Eliminate]] game elements important to players of course also makes them into [[Enemies]] and targets of [[Eliminate]] goals.

	[[Aim & Shoot]] is a common solution to provide players with actions to succeed with [[Eliminate]] goals. [[Traps]] are less common but can encourage [[Stimulated Planning]]. [[~~Contact~~]] is another option, as is [[Consumers]] but none of these in themselves enable the possibility of performing the necessary actions. [[Bidding]] allows for a type of [[Eliminate]] goals that consist of making all others involved give up rather than eliminating them.		[[Aim & Shoot]] is a common solution to provide players with actions to succeed with [[Eliminate]] goals. [[Traps]] are less common but can encourage [[Stimulated Planning]]. [[Connection]] is another option, as is [[Consumers]] but none of these in themselves enable the possibility of performing the necessary actions. [[Bidding]] allows for a type of [[Eliminate]] goals that consist of making all others involved give up rather than eliminating them.

	Many patterns can affect how [[Eliminate]] goals can be solved. First, [[Evade]] and [[Survive]] goals of the targets make the goals more difficult (and are [[Preventing Goals]]). [[Invulnerabilities]] can make the goal impossible to solve but [[Achilles' Heels]] can make this an erroneous perception of players rather than a true fact. The use of [[Damage]] system can make [[Eliminate]] goals require several different successful actions to succeed against opponents, and [[Factions]] can make [[Eliminate]] goals require the elimination of several opponents for the goal to be completed. [[Safe Havens]] makes it only possible to kill the target of [[Eliminate]] goals in certain places.		Many patterns can affect how [[Eliminate]] goals can be solved. First, [[Evade]] and [[Survive]] goals of the targets make the goals more difficult (and are [[Preventing Goals]]). [[Invulnerabilities]] can make the goal impossible to solve but [[Achilles' Heels]] can make this an erroneous perception of players rather than a true fact. The use of [[Damage]] system can make [[Eliminate]] goals require several different successful actions to succeed against opponents, and [[Factions]] can make [[Eliminate]] goals require the elimination of several opponents for the goal to be completed. [[Safe Havens]] makes it only possible to kill the target of [[Eliminate]] goals in certain places.
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	[[Achilles' Heels]],		[[Achilles' Heels]],
	[[Bidding]],		[[Bidding]],
			[[Connection]],
	[[Consumers]],		[[Consumers]],
	~~[[Contact]],~~
	[[Damage]],		[[Damage]],
	[[Evade]],		[[Evade]],

Staffan Björk at 08:29, 8 August 2015

2015-08-08T08:29:43Z

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	== Consequences ==		== Consequences ==
	[[Eliminate]] goals give rise to [[~~Conflict~~]] and typically [[Combat]]. It leads to attempts of [[Game Element Removal]] and/or [[Capture]], and potentially [[Player Elimination]] and [[Early Elimination]]. Being the target of [[Eliminate]] goals also affects how players control their [[Avatars]].		[[Eliminate]] goals give rise to [[Conflicts]] and typically [[Combat]]. It leads to attempts of [[Game Element Removal]] and/or [[Capture]], and potentially [[Player Elimination]] and [[Early Elimination]]. Being the target of [[Eliminate]] goals also affects how players control their [[Avatars]].

	Player targets of [[Eliminate]] goals run the risk of getting [[Penalties]] if the goal are completed, and for this reason [[Eliminate]] tends to generate [[Preventing Goals]] for those targets.		Player targets of [[Eliminate]] goals run the risk of getting [[Penalties]] if the goal are completed, and for this reason [[Eliminate]] tends to generate [[Preventing Goals]] for those targets.
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	[[Capture]],		[[Capture]],
	[[Combat]],		[[Combat]],
	[[~~Conflict~~]],		[[Conflicts]],
	[[Early Elimination]],		[[Early Elimination]],
	[[Extermination]],		[[Extermination]],

Staffan Björk at 12:15, 31 July 2015

2015-07-31T12:15:23Z

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	== Using the pattern ==		== Using the pattern ==
	Common reasons to introduce [[Eliminate]] goals in games include making [[Agents]] into [[Enemies]] and causing [[Gain Ownership]] struggles over [[Territories]]. [[Eliminate]] goals can also be given to players to provide them with [[Quests]]. Giving [[Eliminate]] goals to each member in a [[Teams\|Team]] creates a [[~~Collections\|Collection~~]] ~~goal motivating~~ [[~~Team Elimination~~]].		Common reasons to introduce [[Eliminate]] goals in games include making [[Agents]] into [[Enemies]] and causing [[Gain Ownership]] struggles over [[Territories]]. [[Eliminate]] goals can also be given to players to provide them with [[Quests]]. Giving [[Eliminate]] goals directed towards each member in a [[Teams\|Team]] creates [[Team Elimination]] goals and this can be further encouraged through [[Collections\|Collection]] goals.

	[[Eliminate]] goals requires a target or targets to destroy as well as means to do so. While simply [[Units]], [[Enemies]], [[Boss Monsters]], or players' [[Avatars]] might be designated as the targets, the use of [[Choke Points]] or [[Inaccessible Areas]] together with [[Enemies]] can make fulfilling the goal a necessity rather than a voluntary choice (for [[Choke Points]], [[Obstacles]] can work instead of [[Enemies]] since their mere presence can hinder players). By their definition [[Destructible Objects]] invite players to [[Eliminate]] them since it is possible to do so. [[Resource Generators]] can also become targets to [[Eliminate]] if the [[Resources]] they create are unwanted, especially if they are [[Enemies]]. Struggle over [[Tools]] in [[Multiplayer Games]] can make other players into targets as well. That [[Enemies]] provide [[Loot]] or carry [[MacGuffins]] can make players more intent towards fulfilling [[Eliminate]] goals as well as being the reason why the [[Enemies]] are seen as [[Enemies]]. Given [[Units]] goals to [[Eliminate]] game elements important to players of course also makes them into [[Enemies]] and targets of [[Eliminate]] goals.		[[Eliminate]] goals requires a target or targets to destroy as well as means to do so. While simply [[Units]], [[Enemies]], [[Boss Monsters]], or players' [[Avatars]] might be designated as the targets, the use of [[Choke Points]] or [[Inaccessible Areas]] together with [[Enemies]] can make fulfilling the goal a necessity rather than a voluntary choice (for [[Choke Points]], [[Obstacles]] can work instead of [[Enemies]] since their mere presence can hinder players). By their definition [[Destructible Objects]] invite players to [[Eliminate]] them since it is possible to do so. [[Resource Generators]] can also become targets to [[Eliminate]] if the [[Resources]] they create are unwanted, especially if they are [[Enemies]]. Struggle over [[Tools]] in [[Multiplayer Games]] can make other players into targets as well. That [[Enemies]] provide [[Loot]] or carry [[MacGuffins]] can make players more intent towards fulfilling [[Eliminate]] goals as well as being the reason why the [[Enemies]] are seen as [[Enemies]]. Given [[Units]] goals to [[Eliminate]] game elements important to players of course also makes them into [[Enemies]] and targets of [[Eliminate]] goals.
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	[[Enemies]]		[[Enemies]]

			==== with [[Teams]] ====
			[[Team Elimination]]

	==== with [[Symmetric Goals]] ====		==== with [[Symmetric Goals]] ====
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	[[Units]]		[[Units]]

	==== with [[Collections~~]] and [[Teams~~]] ====		==== with [[Collections]] ====
	[[Team Elimination]]		[[Team Elimination]]

Staffan Björk: /* Using the pattern */

2015-07-31T12:03:52Z

Using the pattern

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	== Using the pattern ==		== Using the pattern ==
	Common reasons to introduce [[Eliminate]] goals in games include making [[Agents]] into [[Enemies]] and causing [[Gain Ownership]] struggles over [[Territories]]. [[Eliminate]] goals can also be given to players to provide them with [[Quests]]. Giving [[Eliminate]] goals to each member in a [[Teams\|Team]] creates a [[Collections\|Collection]] goal ~~completed by committing~~ [[Team Elimination]].		Common reasons to introduce [[Eliminate]] goals in games include making [[Agents]] into [[Enemies]] and causing [[Gain Ownership]] struggles over [[Territories]]. [[Eliminate]] goals can also be given to players to provide them with [[Quests]]. Giving [[Eliminate]] goals to each member in a [[Teams\|Team]] creates a [[Collections\|Collection]] goal motivating [[Team Elimination]].

	[[Eliminate]] goals requires a target or targets to destroy as well as means to do so. While simply [[Units]], [[Enemies]], [[Boss Monsters]], or players' [[Avatars]] might be designated as the targets, the use of [[Choke Points]] or [[Inaccessible Areas]] together with [[Enemies]] can make fulfilling the goal a necessity rather than a voluntary choice (for [[Choke Points]], [[Obstacles]] can work instead of [[Enemies]] since their mere presence can hinder players). By their definition [[Destructible Objects]] invite players to [[Eliminate]] them since it is possible to do so. [[Resource Generators]] can also become targets to [[Eliminate]] if the [[Resources]] they create are unwanted, especially if they are [[Enemies]]. Struggle over [[Tools]] in [[Multiplayer Games]] can make other players into targets as well. That [[Enemies]] provide [[Loot]] or carry [[MacGuffins]] can make players more intent towards fulfilling [[Eliminate]] goals as well as being the reason why the [[Enemies]] are seen as [[Enemies]]. Given [[Units]] goals to [[Eliminate]] game elements important to players of course also makes them into [[Enemies]] and targets of [[Eliminate]] goals.		[[Eliminate]] goals requires a target or targets to destroy as well as means to do so. While simply [[Units]], [[Enemies]], [[Boss Monsters]], or players' [[Avatars]] might be designated as the targets, the use of [[Choke Points]] or [[Inaccessible Areas]] together with [[Enemies]] can make fulfilling the goal a necessity rather than a voluntary choice (for [[Choke Points]], [[Obstacles]] can work instead of [[Enemies]] since their mere presence can hinder players). By their definition [[Destructible Objects]] invite players to [[Eliminate]] them since it is possible to do so. [[Resource Generators]] can also become targets to [[Eliminate]] if the [[Resources]] they create are unwanted, especially if they are [[Enemies]]. Struggle over [[Tools]] in [[Multiplayer Games]] can make other players into targets as well. That [[Enemies]] provide [[Loot]] or carry [[MacGuffins]] can make players more intent towards fulfilling [[Eliminate]] goals as well as being the reason why the [[Enemies]] are seen as [[Enemies]]. Given [[Units]] goals to [[Eliminate]] game elements important to players of course also makes them into [[Enemies]] and targets of [[Eliminate]] goals.

Staffan Björk: /* with Collection and Teams */

2015-07-31T12:03:04Z

with Collection and Teams

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	[[Units]]		[[Units]]

	==== with [[~~Collection~~]] and [[Teams]] ====		==== with [[Collections]] and [[Teams]] ====
	[[Team Elimination]]		[[Team Elimination]]

Staffan Björk at 12:02, 31 July 2015

2015-07-31T12:02:57Z

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	== Using the pattern ==		== Using the pattern ==
	Common reasons to introduce [[Eliminate]] goals in games include making [[Agents]] into [[Enemies]] and causing [[Gain Ownership]] struggles over [[Territories]]. [[Eliminate]] goals can also be given to players to provide them with [[Quests]].		Common reasons to introduce [[Eliminate]] goals in games include making [[Agents]] into [[Enemies]] and causing [[Gain Ownership]] struggles over [[Territories]]. [[Eliminate]] goals can also be given to players to provide them with [[Quests]]. Giving [[Eliminate]] goals to each member in a [[Teams\|Team]] creates a [[Collections\|Collection]] goal completed by committing [[Team Elimination]].

	[[Eliminate]] goals requires a target or targets to destroy as well as means to do so. While simply [[Units]], [[Enemies]], [[Boss Monsters]], or players' [[Avatars]] might be designated as the targets, the use of [[Choke Points]] or [[Inaccessible Areas]] together with [[Enemies]] can make fulfilling the goal a necessity rather than a voluntary choice (for [[Choke Points]], [[Obstacles]] can work instead of [[Enemies]] since their mere presence can hinder players). By their definition [[Destructible Objects]] invite players to [[Eliminate]] them since it is possible to do so. [[Resource Generators]] can also become targets to [[Eliminate]] if the [[Resources]] they create are unwanted, especially if they are [[Enemies]]. Struggle over [[Tools]] in [[Multiplayer Games]] can make other players into targets as well. That [[Enemies]] provide [[Loot]] or carry [[MacGuffins]] can make players more intent towards fulfilling [[Eliminate]] goals as well as being the reason why the [[Enemies]] are seen as [[Enemies]]. Given [[Units]] goals to [[Eliminate]] game elements important to players of course also makes them into [[Enemies]] and targets of [[Eliminate]] goals.		[[Eliminate]] goals requires a target or targets to destroy as well as means to do so. While simply [[Units]], [[Enemies]], [[Boss Monsters]], or players' [[Avatars]] might be designated as the targets, the use of [[Choke Points]] or [[Inaccessible Areas]] together with [[Enemies]] can make fulfilling the goal a necessity rather than a voluntary choice (for [[Choke Points]], [[Obstacles]] can work instead of [[Enemies]] since their mere presence can hinder players). By their definition [[Destructible Objects]] invite players to [[Eliminate]] them since it is possible to do so. [[Resource Generators]] can also become targets to [[Eliminate]] if the [[Resources]] they create are unwanted, especially if they are [[Enemies]]. Struggle over [[Tools]] in [[Multiplayer Games]] can make other players into targets as well. That [[Enemies]] provide [[Loot]] or carry [[MacGuffins]] can make players more intent towards fulfilling [[Eliminate]] goals as well as being the reason why the [[Enemies]] are seen as [[Enemies]]. Given [[Units]] goals to [[Eliminate]] game elements important to players of course also makes them into [[Enemies]] and targets of [[Eliminate]] goals.
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	[[Resource Generators]],		[[Resource Generators]],
	[[Units]]		[[Units]]

			==== with [[Collection]] and [[Teams]] ====
			[[Team Elimination]]

	=== Can Be Instantiated By ===		=== Can Be Instantiated By ===