Maneuvering - Revision history

Staffan Björk at 08:15, 2 September 2014

2014-09-02T08:15:18Z

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	== Consequences ==		== Consequences ==
	[[Maneuvering]] is a [[Dexterity-Based Actions\|Dexterity-Based Action]] that often requires [[Timing]], especially when players are given [[Capture]], [[Evade]], or [[Herd]] goals. This makes ~~it an~~ [[Attention Demanding]] ~~activity~~ which can give [[Spatial Engrossment]] since players must think of the positions of their [[Focus Loci]] in relation to [[Game Worlds]]. Like other forms of [[Movement]], it is quite likely to provide players with a [[Freedom of Choice]].		[[Maneuvering]] is a [[Dexterity-Based Actions\|Dexterity-Based Action]] that often requires [[Timing]], especially when players are given [[Capture]], [[Evade]], or [[Herd]] goals. This makes for [[Attention Demanding Gameplay]] which can give [[Spatial Engrossment]] since players must think of the positions of their [[Focus Loci]] in relation to [[Game Worlds]]. Like other forms of [[Movement]], it is quite likely to provide players with a [[Freedom of Choice]].

	The [[Maneuvering]] of [[Enemies]] are likely to make [[Aim & Shoot]] actions more difficult.		The [[Maneuvering]] of [[Enemies]] are likely to make [[Aim & Shoot]] actions more difficult.
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	== Relations ==		== Relations ==
	=== Can Instantiate ===		=== Can Instantiate ===
	[[Attention Demanding]],		[[Attention Demanding Gameplay]],
	[[Dexterity-Based Actions]],		[[Dexterity-Based Actions]],
	[[Freedom of Choice]],		[[Freedom of Choice]],

Staffan Björk at 08:42, 18 October 2011

2011-10-18T08:42:31Z

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	==== with [[Chargers]] or [[Pick-Ups]] ====		==== with [[Chargers]] or [[Pick-Ups]] ====
	[[Collecting]]		[[Collecting]]

	~~==== with [[Herd]] ====~~
	~~[[Enemies]]~~

	=== Can Modulate ===		=== Can Modulate ===

Staffan Björk: /* Can Be Modulated By */

2011-10-17T13:55:55Z

Can Be Modulated By

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	=== Can Be Modulated By ===		=== Can Be Modulated By ===
	[[Aim & Shoot]],		[[Aim & Shoot]],
			[[Capture]],
	[[Challenging Gameplay]],		[[Challenging Gameplay]],
	[[Chargers]],		[[Chargers]],

Staffan Björk at 13:55, 17 October 2011

2011-10-17T13:55:33Z

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	== Using the pattern ==		== Using the pattern ==
	[[Maneuvering]] is basically [[Movement]] in [[Real-Time Games]], and can be necessary either due to wanting to reach certain locations (e.g. winning [[Races]]) or due to wishing to avoid other game elements that move. The specifics of [[Game Worlds]] generally affect this but some patterns are more likely to have strong effects on [[Maneuvering]], with [[The Show Must Go On]] being the most important since it means that players may not be able to ignore performing the [[Maneuvering]]. Of the two cases, [[Evade]] can be used in the first case to make players with to avoid [[Penalties]] due to from collisions while [[Chargers]] and [[Pick-Ups]] can be used to create [[Collecting]] goals. In the second case, [[Movement]] of [[Enemies]], or shots from them, can make [[Maneuvering]] more important due to the presence of [[Evade]] goals; the same applies to [[Ultra-Powerful Events]], e.g., raising bridges or rock falls, that can be perceived and avoided. [[Maneuvering]] ~~due to the [[Movement]] of other game elements~~ can also be ~~done~~ to ~~succeed with~~ goals to [[Capture]] or [[Herd]] something, or as part of attempting actions concerning [[Aim & Shoot]]. [[Vehicles]] offer ways to change the way [[Maneuvering]] is done temporary or over time as gameplay progresses and this can be emphasized by the presence of dedicated [[Vehicle Sections]].		[[Maneuvering]] is basically [[Movement]] in [[Real-Time Games]], and can be necessary either due to wanting to reach certain locations (e.g. winning [[Races]]) or due to wishing to avoid other game elements that move. The specifics of [[Game Worlds]] generally affect this but some patterns are more likely to have strong effects on [[Maneuvering]], with [[The Show Must Go On]] being the most important since it means that players may not be able to ignore performing the [[Maneuvering]]. Of the two cases, [[Evade]] can be used in the first case to make players with to avoid [[Penalties]] due to from collisions while [[Chargers]] and [[Pick-Ups]] can be used to create [[Collecting]] goals. In the second case, [[Movement]] of [[Enemies]], or shots from them, can make [[Maneuvering]] more important due to the presence of [[Evade]] goals; the same applies to [[Ultra-Powerful Events]], e.g., raising bridges or rock falls, that can be perceived and avoided. The importance of [[Maneuvering]] can also be affected due to goals to [[Capture]] or [[Herd]] something, or when the [[Maneuvering]] is part of attempting actions concerning [[Aim & Shoot]]. [[Vehicles]] offer ways to change the way [[Maneuvering]] is done temporary or over time as gameplay progresses and this can be emphasized by the presence of dedicated [[Vehicle Sections]].

	[[Maneuvering]] requires that players have some level of [[Spatial Engrossment]] in the game and this typically requires either [[First-Person Views]] or [[Third-Person Views]]. [[Challenging Gameplay]] can quite easily be achieved for [[Maneuvering]] through the specifics of these views, the speed of game elements (see [[F-Zero GX]] and the [[Wipeout series]] for examples of this), and the number the number of [[Obstacles]], and other game elements (including other players) that players need to take into consideration. The first raises the requirements on skills in [[Dexterity-Based Actions]] while the second requires [[Attention Swapping]].		[[Maneuvering]] requires that players have some level of [[Spatial Engrossment]] in the game and this typically requires either [[First-Person Views]] or [[Third-Person Views]]. [[Challenging Gameplay]] can quite easily be achieved for [[Maneuvering]] through the specifics of these views, the speed of game elements (see [[F-Zero GX]] and the [[Wipeout series]] for examples of this), and the number the number of [[Obstacles]], and other game elements (including other players) that players need to take into consideration. The first raises the requirements on skills in [[Dexterity-Based Actions]] while the second requires [[Attention Swapping]].
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	== Consequences ==		== Consequences ==
	[[Maneuvering]] is a [[Dexterity-Based Actions\|Dexterity-Based Action]] that often requires [[Timing]], especially when players are given [[Capture]], [[Evade]], or [[Herd]] goals. This makes it an [[Attention Demanding]] activity which can give [[Spatial Engrossment]] since players must think of the positions of their [[Focus Loci]] in relation to [[Game Worlds]]. Like other forms of [[Movement]], it is quite likely to provide players with a [[Freedom of Choice]].		[[Maneuvering]] is a [[Dexterity-Based Actions\|Dexterity-Based Action]] that often requires [[Timing]], especially when players are given [[Capture]], [[Evade]], or [[Herd]] goals. This makes it an [[Attention Demanding]] activity which can give [[Spatial Engrossment]] since players must think of the positions of their [[Focus Loci]] in relation to [[Game Worlds]]. Like other forms of [[Movement]], it is quite likely to provide players with a [[Freedom of Choice]].

			The [[Maneuvering]] of [[Enemies]] are likely to make [[Aim & Shoot]] actions more difficult.

	== Relations ==		== Relations ==
	=== Can Instantiate ===		=== Can Instantiate ===
	[[Attention Demanding]],		[[Attention Demanding]],
	~~[[Capture]],~~
	[[Dexterity-Based Actions]],		[[Dexterity-Based Actions]],
	[[Freedom of Choice]],		[[Freedom of Choice]],
	~~[[Herd]],~~
	[[Races]],		[[Races]],
	[[Spatial Engrossment]],		[[Spatial Engrossment]],
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	=== Can Be Modulated By ===		=== Can Be Modulated By ===
			[[Aim & Shoot]],
	[[Challenging Gameplay]],		[[Challenging Gameplay]],
	[[Chargers]],		[[Chargers]],
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	[[First-Person Views]],		[[First-Person Views]],
	[[Game Worlds]],		[[Game Worlds]],
			[[Herd]],
	[[Obstacles]],		[[Obstacles]],
	[[Pick-Ups]],		[[Pick-Ups]],

Staffan Björk: /* Using the pattern */

2011-10-17T13:51:07Z

Using the pattern

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	== Using the pattern ==		== Using the pattern ==
	[[Maneuvering]] is basically [[Movement]] in [[Real-Time Games]], and can be necessary either due to wanting to reach certain locations (e.g. winning [[Races]]) or due to wishing to avoid other game elements that move. The specifics of [[Game Worlds]] generally affect this but some patterns are more likely to have strong effects on [[Maneuvering]], with [[The Show Must Go On]] being the most important since it means that players may not be able to ignore performing the [[Maneuvering]]. Of the two cases, [[Evade]] can be used in the first case to make players with to avoid [[Penalties]] due to from collisions while [[Chargers]] and [[Pick-Ups]] can be used to create [[Collecting]] goals. In the second case, [[Movement]] of [[Enemies]], or shots from them, can make [[Maneuvering]] ~~necessary~~ to ~~complete~~ [[Evade]] goals~~, as can~~ [[Ultra-Powerful Events]], e.g., raising bridges or rock falls, that can be perceived and avoided. [[Maneuvering]] due to the [[Movement]] of other game elements can also be done to succeed with goals to [[Capture]] or [[Herd]] something, or as part of attempting actions concerning [[Aim & Shoot]]. [[Vehicles]] offer ways to change the way [[Maneuvering]] is done temporary or over time as gameplay progresses and this can be emphasized by the presence of dedicated [[Vehicle Sections]].		[[Maneuvering]] is basically [[Movement]] in [[Real-Time Games]], and can be necessary either due to wanting to reach certain locations (e.g. winning [[Races]]) or due to wishing to avoid other game elements that move. The specifics of [[Game Worlds]] generally affect this but some patterns are more likely to have strong effects on [[Maneuvering]], with [[The Show Must Go On]] being the most important since it means that players may not be able to ignore performing the [[Maneuvering]]. Of the two cases, [[Evade]] can be used in the first case to make players with to avoid [[Penalties]] due to from collisions while [[Chargers]] and [[Pick-Ups]] can be used to create [[Collecting]] goals. In the second case, [[Movement]] of [[Enemies]], or shots from them, can make [[Maneuvering]] more important due to the presence of [[Evade]] goals; the same applies to [[Ultra-Powerful Events]], e.g., raising bridges or rock falls, that can be perceived and avoided. [[Maneuvering]] due to the [[Movement]] of other game elements can also be done to succeed with goals to [[Capture]] or [[Herd]] something, or as part of attempting actions concerning [[Aim & Shoot]]. [[Vehicles]] offer ways to change the way [[Maneuvering]] is done temporary or over time as gameplay progresses and this can be emphasized by the presence of dedicated [[Vehicle Sections]].

	[[Maneuvering]] requires that players have some level of [[Spatial Engrossment]] in the game and this typically requires either [[First-Person Views]] or [[Third-Person Views]]. [[Challenging Gameplay]] can quite easily be achieved for [[Maneuvering]] through the specifics of these views, the speed of game elements (see [[F-Zero GX]] and the [[Wipeout series]] for examples of this), and the number the number of [[Obstacles]], and other game elements (including other players) that players need to take into consideration. The first raises the requirements on skills in [[Dexterity-Based Actions]] while the second requires [[Attention Swapping]].		[[Maneuvering]] requires that players have some level of [[Spatial Engrossment]] in the game and this typically requires either [[First-Person Views]] or [[Third-Person Views]]. [[Challenging Gameplay]] can quite easily be achieved for [[Maneuvering]] through the specifics of these views, the speed of game elements (see [[F-Zero GX]] and the [[Wipeout series]] for examples of this), and the number the number of [[Obstacles]], and other game elements (including other players) that players need to take into consideration. The first raises the requirements on skills in [[Dexterity-Based Actions]] while the second requires [[Attention Swapping]].

Staffan Björk at 13:47, 17 October 2011

2011-10-17T13:47:58Z

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	[[Enemies]],		[[Enemies]],
	[[Environmental Effects]],		[[Environmental Effects]],
			[[Evade]],
	[[First-Person Views]],		[[First-Person Views]],
	[[Game Worlds]],		[[Game Worlds]],
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	=== Possible Closure Effects ===		=== Possible Closure Effects ===
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	=== Potentially Conflicting With ===		=== Potentially Conflicting With ===
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	== History ==		== History ==

Staffan Björk at 12:40, 17 October 2011

2011-10-17T12:40:07Z

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	== Using the pattern ==		== Using the pattern ==
	[[Maneuvering]] is basically [[Movement]] in [[Real-Time Games]], and can be necessary either due to wanting to reach certain locations (e.g. winning [[Races]]) or due to wishing to avoid other game elements that move. The specifics of [[Game Worlds]] generally affect this but some patterns are more likely to have strong effects on [[Maneuvering]], with [[The Show Must Go On]] being the most important since it means that players may not be able to ignore performing the [[Maneuvering]]. Of the two cases, [[~~Environmental Effects]], [[Obstacles]], and [[Traps~~]] can be used in the first case to ~~create [[Evade]] goals~~ to avoid [[~~Damage~~]] from collisions while [[Chargers]] and [[Pick-Ups]] can be used to create [[Collecting]] goals. In the second case, [[Movement]] of [[Enemies]], or shots from them, can make [[Maneuvering]] necessary to complete [[Evade]] goals, as can [[Ultra-Powerful Events]], e.g., raising bridges or rock falls, that can be perceived and avoided. [[Maneuvering]] due to the [[Movement]] of other game elements can also be done to succeed with goals to [[Capture]] or [[Herd]] something, or as part of attempting actions concerning [[Aim & Shoot]]. [[Vehicles]] offer ways to change the way [[Maneuvering]] is done temporary or over time as gameplay progresses and this can be emphasized by the presence of dedicated [[Vehicle Sections]].		[[Maneuvering]] is basically [[Movement]] in [[Real-Time Games]], and can be necessary either due to wanting to reach certain locations (e.g. winning [[Races]]) or due to wishing to avoid other game elements that move. The specifics of [[Game Worlds]] generally affect this but some patterns are more likely to have strong effects on [[Maneuvering]], with [[The Show Must Go On]] being the most important since it means that players may not be able to ignore performing the [[Maneuvering]]. Of the two cases, [[Evade]] can be used in the first case to make players with to avoid [[Penalties]] due to from collisions while [[Chargers]] and [[Pick-Ups]] can be used to create [[Collecting]] goals. In the second case, [[Movement]] of [[Enemies]], or shots from them, can make [[Maneuvering]] necessary to complete [[Evade]] goals, as can [[Ultra-Powerful Events]], e.g., raising bridges or rock falls, that can be perceived and avoided. [[Maneuvering]] due to the [[Movement]] of other game elements can also be done to succeed with goals to [[Capture]] or [[Herd]] something, or as part of attempting actions concerning [[Aim & Shoot]]. [[Vehicles]] offer ways to change the way [[Maneuvering]] is done temporary or over time as gameplay progresses and this can be emphasized by the presence of dedicated [[Vehicle Sections]].

	[[Maneuvering]] requires that players have some level of [[Spatial Engrossment]] in the game and this typically requires either [[First-Person Views]] or [[Third-Person Views]]. [[Challenging Gameplay]] can quite easily be achieved for [[Maneuvering]] through the specifics of these views, the speed of game elements (see [[F-Zero GX]] and the [[Wipeout series]] for examples of this), and the number the number of [[Obstacles]], and other game elements (including other players) that players need to take into consideration. The first raises the requirements on skills in [[Dexterity-Based Actions]] while the second requires [[Attention Swapping]].		[[Maneuvering]] requires that players have some level of [[Spatial Engrossment]] in the game and this typically requires either [[First-Person Views]] or [[Third-Person Views]]. [[Challenging Gameplay]] can quite easily be achieved for [[Maneuvering]] through the specifics of these views, the speed of game elements (see [[F-Zero GX]] and the [[Wipeout series]] for examples of this), and the number the number of [[Obstacles]], and other game elements (including other players) that players need to take into consideration. The first raises the requirements on skills in [[Dexterity-Based Actions]] while the second requires [[Attention Swapping]].
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	[[Collecting]]		[[Collecting]]

	~~==== with [[Enemies]], [[Environmental Effects]], [[Obstacles]], or [[Traps]] ====~~
	~~[[Evade]]~~

	==== with [[Herd]] ====		==== with [[Herd]] ====

Staffan Björk at 16:45, 9 October 2011

2011-10-09T16:45:37Z

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	== Consequences ==		== Consequences ==
	[[Maneuvering]] is ~~typically~~ an [[Attention Demanding]] activity ~~and~~ can give [[Spatial Engrossment]] since players must think of the positions of their [[Focus Loci]] in relation to [[Game Worlds]]. Like other forms of [[Movement]], it is quite likely to provide players with a [[Freedom of Choice~~]].~~		[[Maneuvering]] is a [[Dexterity-Based Actions\|Dexterity-Based Action]] that often requires [[Timing]], especially when players are given [[Capture]], [[Evade]], or [[Herd]] goals. This makes it an [[Attention Demanding]] activity which can give [[Spatial Engrossment]] since players must think of the positions of their [[Focus Loci]] in relation to [[Game Worlds]]. Like other forms of [[Movement]], it is quite likely to provide players with a [[Freedom of Choice]].


	~~When combined with goals to [[Evade]], [[Capture]], or [[Herd]] the pattern can also require [[Dexterity-Based Actions]] and [[Timing~~]].

	== Relations ==		== Relations ==
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	[[Herd]],		[[Herd]],
	[[Races]],		[[Races]],
	[[Spatial Engrossment]]		[[Spatial Engrossment]],
			[[Timing]]

	==== with [[Chargers]] or [[Pick-Ups]] ====		==== with [[Chargers]] or [[Pick-Ups]] ====
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	==== with [[Herd]] ====		==== with [[Herd]] ====
	[[Enemies]]		[[Enemies]]

	~~==== with [[Evade]], [[Capture]], or [[Herd]] ====~~
	~~[[Timing]]~~

	=== Can Modulate ===		=== Can Modulate ===

Staffan Björk at 16:43, 9 October 2011

2011-10-09T16:43:28Z

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	== Consequences ==		== Consequences ==
	[[Maneuvering]] is typically an [[Attention Demanding]] activity and can give [[Spatial Engrossment]] since players must think of the positions of their [[Focus Loci]] in relation to [[Game Worlds]]. Like other forms of [[Movement]], it is quite likely to provide players with a [[Freedom of Choice]]. When combined with goals to [[Evade]], [[Capture]], or [[Herd]] the pattern can also require [[Dexterity-Based Actions]] and [[Timing]].		[[Maneuvering]] is typically an [[Attention Demanding]] activity and can give [[Spatial Engrossment]] since players must think of the positions of their [[Focus Loci]] in relation to [[Game Worlds]]. Like other forms of [[Movement]], it is quite likely to provide players with a [[Freedom of Choice]].


			When combined with goals to [[Evade]], [[Capture]], or [[Herd]] the pattern can also require [[Dexterity-Based Actions]] and [[Timing]].

	== Relations ==		== Relations ==
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	[[Attention Demanding]],		[[Attention Demanding]],
	[[Capture]],		[[Capture]],
			[[Dexterity-Based Actions]],
	[[Freedom of Choice]],		[[Freedom of Choice]],
	[[Herd]],		[[Herd]],
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	==== with [[Evade]], [[Capture]], or [[Herd]] ====		==== with [[Evade]], [[Capture]], or [[Herd]] ====
	~~[[Dexterity-Based Actions]],~~
	[[Timing]]		[[Timing]]

Staffan Björk at 11:59, 17 September 2011

2011-09-17T11:59:23Z

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	== Using the pattern ==		== Using the pattern ==
	[[Maneuvering]] is basically [[Movement]] in [[Real-Time Games]], and can be necessary either due wanting to reach certain ~~location or by the~~ [[~~Movement~~]] of other game elements. The specifics of [[Game Worlds]] generally affect this but some patterns are more likely to have strong effects on [[Maneuvering]], with [[The Show Must Go On]] being the most important since it means that players may not be able to ignore performing the [[Maneuvering]]. Of the two cases, [[Environmental Effects]], [[Obstacles]], and [[Traps]] can be used in the first case to create [[Evade]] goals to avoid [[Damage]] from collisions while [[Chargers]] and [[Pick-Ups]] can be used to create [[Collecting]] goals. In the second case, [[Movement]] of [[Enemies]], or shots from them, can make [[Maneuvering]] necessary to complete [[Evade]] goals, as can [[Ultra-Powerful Events]], e.g., raising bridges or rock falls, that can be perceived and avoided. [[Maneuvering]] due to the [[Movement]] of other game elements can also be done to succeed with goals to [[Capture]] or [[Herd]] something, or as part of attempting actions concerning [[Aim & Shoot]]. [[Vehicles]] offer ways to change the way [[Maneuvering]] is done temporary or over time as gameplay progresses and this can be emphasized by the presence of dedicated [[Vehicle Sections]].		[[Maneuvering]] is basically [[Movement]] in [[Real-Time Games]], and can be necessary either due to wanting to reach certain locations (e.g. winning [[Races]]) or due to wishing to avoid other game elements that move. The specifics of [[Game Worlds]] generally affect this but some patterns are more likely to have strong effects on [[Maneuvering]], with [[The Show Must Go On]] being the most important since it means that players may not be able to ignore performing the [[Maneuvering]]. Of the two cases, [[Environmental Effects]], [[Obstacles]], and [[Traps]] can be used in the first case to create [[Evade]] goals to avoid [[Damage]] from collisions while [[Chargers]] and [[Pick-Ups]] can be used to create [[Collecting]] goals. In the second case, [[Movement]] of [[Enemies]], or shots from them, can make [[Maneuvering]] necessary to complete [[Evade]] goals, as can [[Ultra-Powerful Events]], e.g., raising bridges or rock falls, that can be perceived and avoided. [[Maneuvering]] due to the [[Movement]] of other game elements can also be done to succeed with goals to [[Capture]] or [[Herd]] something, or as part of attempting actions concerning [[Aim & Shoot]]. [[Vehicles]] offer ways to change the way [[Maneuvering]] is done temporary or over time as gameplay progresses and this can be emphasized by the presence of dedicated [[Vehicle Sections]].

	[[Maneuvering]] requires that players have some level of [[Spatial Engrossment]] in the game and this typically requires either [[First-Person Views]] or [[Third-Person Views]]. [[Challenging Gameplay]] can quite easily be achieved for [[Maneuvering]] through the specifics of these views, the speed of game elements (see [[F-Zero GX]] and the [[Wipeout series]] for examples of this), and the number the number of [[Obstacles]], and other game elements (including other players) that players need to take into consideration. The first raises the requirements on skills in [[Dexterity-Based Actions]] while the second requires [[Attention Swapping]].		[[Maneuvering]] requires that players have some level of [[Spatial Engrossment]] in the game and this typically requires either [[First-Person Views]] or [[Third-Person Views]]. [[Challenging Gameplay]] can quite easily be achieved for [[Maneuvering]] through the specifics of these views, the speed of game elements (see [[F-Zero GX]] and the [[Wipeout series]] for examples of this), and the number the number of [[Obstacles]], and other game elements (including other players) that players need to take into consideration. The first raises the requirements on skills in [[Dexterity-Based Actions]] while the second requires [[Attention Swapping]].
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	[[Herd]],		[[Herd]],
			[[Races]],
	[[Spatial Engrossment]]		[[Spatial Engrossment]]