Reward Widgets - Revision history

Staffan Björk at 06:44, 11 August 2015

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	== Consequences ==		== Consequences ==
	This pattern is mainly used in games which wishes to increase their [[Clickability]]. While they are created by combining [[Rewards]] with [[Geospatial Game Widgets]], they do introduce these [[Geospatial Game Widgets]] into the games and also modulate how [[Rewards]] function (and can themselves be modulated by extra [[Rewards]] being given if player manually pick them up instead of letting the game system automatically do so after a while).		This pattern is mainly used in games which wishes to increase their [[Clickability]]. While they are created by combining [[Rewards]] with [[Geospatial Game Widgets]], they do introduce these [[Geospatial Game Widgets]] into the games and also modulate how [[Rewards]] function (and can themselves be modulated by extra [[Rewards]] being given if player manually pick them up instead of letting the game system automatically do so after a while). It does open up for the possibility of [[Ninja Looting]].

	Having to click on [[Reward Widgets]] can create [[Grinding]] but this become optional when the [[Reward Widgets]] are automatically retried after a certain [[Time Limits\|Time Limit]].		Having to click on [[Reward Widgets]] can create [[Grinding]] but this become optional when the [[Reward Widgets]] are automatically retried after a certain [[Time Limits\|Time Limit]].
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	[[Clickability]],		[[Clickability]],
	[[Geospatial Game Widgets]],		[[Geospatial Game Widgets]],
	[[Grinding]]		[[Grinding]],
			[[Ninja Looting]]

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

Staffan Björk at 12:12, 21 May 2011

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	''Rewards that are placed within game environments without being diegetically present.''		''Rewards that are placed within game environments without being diegetically present.''

	While some games give rewards to players by automatically change their game state values and other instead provide new game items in the environment, [[Reward Widgets]] are a hybrid of these two possibilities. These [[Reward Widgets]] are placed in the game environment but are not diegetically there.		While some games give rewards to players by automatically change their game state values and other instead provide new game items in the environment, [[Reward Widgets]] are a hybrid of these two possibilities. These [[Reward Widgets]] are placed in the game environment but are not diegetically there.

			''Note: Although a literal reading on the pattern name could imply that pop-up screens regarding rewards would be examples of instances of the pattern, the pattern here is limited to those widgets that are located within the game environment but without being part of it.''

	=== Examples ===		=== Examples ===

Staffan Björk at 12:08, 21 May 2011

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	== Using the pattern ==		== Using the pattern ==
	[[Reward Widgets]] are created by making [[Rewards]] appear as clickable [[Geospatial Game Widgets]]. Using them in [[Single-Player Games]] is unproblematic since ~~their~~ is only one eligible player to retrieve them but if they are to be used in [[Multiplayer Games]] additional design choices need to be made on who received them: the one that made them appear, the one that is closest when the [[Time Limits\|Time Limit]] ran out, or some other rule.		[[Reward Widgets]] are created by making [[Rewards]] appear as clickable [[Geospatial Game Widgets]]. Using them in [[Single-Player Games]] is unproblematic since there is only one eligible player to retrieve them but if they are to be used in [[Multiplayer Games]] additional design choices need to be made on who received them: the one that made them appear, the one that is closest when the [[Time Limits\|Time Limit]] ran out, or some other rule.

	They often have [[Time Limits]] after which they are automatically retrieved, but can be designed to provide extra [[Rewards]] for being manually picked up if additional [[Clickability]] is wanted. Additional [[Clickability]] can be given by making the collecting of them part of [[Repeat Combos]].		They often have [[Time Limits]] after which they are automatically retrieved, but can be designed to provide extra [[Rewards]] for being manually picked up if additional [[Clickability]] is wanted. Additional [[Clickability]] can be given by making the collecting of them part of [[Repeat Combos]].

Staffan Björk at 11:55, 21 May 2011

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	== Consequences ==		== Consequences ==
	This pattern is mainly used in games which wishes to increase their [[Clickability]]. While they are created by combining [[Rewards]] with [[Geospatial Game Widgets]], they do introduce these [[Geospatial Game Widgets]] into the games and also modulate how [[Rewards]] function (and can themselves be modulated by extra [[Rewards]] being given if player manually pick them up instead of letting the game system automatically do so after a while).		This pattern is mainly used in games which wishes to increase their [[Clickability]]. While they are created by combining [[Rewards]] with [[Geospatial Game Widgets]], they do introduce these [[Geospatial Game Widgets]] into the games and also modulate how [[Rewards]] function (and can themselves be modulated by extra [[Rewards]] being given if player manually pick them up instead of letting the game system automatically do so after a while).

			Having to click on [[Reward Widgets]] can create [[Grinding]] but this become optional when the [[Reward Widgets]] are automatically retried after a certain [[Time Limits\|Time Limit]].

	As mentioned above, [[Reward Widgets]] break [[Diegetic Consistency]].		As mentioned above, [[Reward Widgets]] break [[Diegetic Consistency]].
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	=== Can Instantiate ===		=== Can Instantiate ===
	[[Clickability]],		[[Clickability]],
	[[Geospatial Game Widgets]]		[[Geospatial Game Widgets]],
			[[Grinding]]

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

Staffan Björk at 11:49, 21 May 2011

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	== Consequences ==		== Consequences ==
	This pattern is mainly used in games which wishes to increase their [[Clickability]]. While they are created by combining [[Rewards]] with [[Geospatial Game Widgets]], they also modulate how [[Rewards]] function (and can themselves be modulated by extra [[Rewards]] being given if player manually pick them up instead of letting the game system automatically do so after a while).		This pattern is mainly used in games which wishes to increase their [[Clickability]]. While they are created by combining [[Rewards]] with [[Geospatial Game Widgets]], they do introduce these [[Geospatial Game Widgets]] into the games and also modulate how [[Rewards]] function (and can themselves be modulated by extra [[Rewards]] being given if player manually pick them up instead of letting the game system automatically do so after a while).

	As mentioned above, [[Reward Widgets]] break [[Diegetic Consistency]].		As mentioned above, [[Reward Widgets]] break [[Diegetic Consistency]].
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	== Relations ==		== Relations ==
	=== Can Instantiate ===		=== Can Instantiate ===
	[[Clickability]]		[[Clickability]],
			[[Geospatial Game Widgets]]

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

Staffan Björk at 11:46, 21 May 2011

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	~~[[Category:Stub]]~~		''Rewards that are placed within game environments without being diegetically present.''
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	''~~Pick-Ups~~ that ~~will automatically be taken a certain time after they have appeared~~.''

	~~Some pick-ups in~~ games ~~are created temporarily just so that~~ players ~~can have~~ the ~~experience~~ of ~~picking them up if they want to~~		While some games give rewards to players by automatically change their game state values and other instead provide new game items in the environment, [[Reward Widgets]] are a hybrid of these two possibilities. These [[Reward Widgets]] are placed in the game environment but are not diegetically there.

	~~This pattern is a still a stub~~.

	=== Examples ===		=== Examples ===
	Several Social Media Games, e.g. [[FarmVille]], [[CityVille]], [[Little Cave Hero]], and [[Zombie Lane]] have [[~~Automated Pick-Ups~~]] for each type of reward that appears when players have successfully completed an action.		Several Social Media Games, e.g. [[FarmVille]], [[CityVille]], [[Little Cave Hero]], and [[Zombie Lane]] have [[Reward Widgets]] for each type of reward that appears when players have successfully completed an action.

	== Using the pattern ==		== Using the pattern ==
	[[~~Automated Pick-Ups~~]] are~~, rather obviously,~~ [[~~Pick-Ups~~]] ~~but ones that have~~ [[~~Time Limits~~]] ~~be they are automatically retrieved~~. Using them in [[Single-Player Games]] is unproblematic since their is only one eligible player to retrieve them but if they are to be used in [[Multiplayer Games]] additional design choices need to be made on who received them: the one that made them appear, the one that is closest when the [[Time Limits\|Time Limit]] ran out, or some other rule.		[[Reward Widgets]] are created by making [[Rewards]] appear as clickable [[Geospatial Game Widgets]]. Using them in [[Single-Player Games]] is unproblematic since their is only one eligible player to retrieve them but if they are to be used in [[Multiplayer Games]] additional design choices need to be made on who received them: the one that made them appear, the one that is closest when the [[Time Limits\|Time Limit]] ran out, or some other rule.

	~~This pattern is mainly used in games~~ which ~~wishes~~ to ~~increase their~~ [[~~Clickability~~]] ~~by making~~ [[~~Rewards~~]] ~~be appear as~~ [[~~Geospatial Game Widgets~~]]		They often have [[Time Limits]] after which they are automatically retrieved, but can be designed to provide extra [[Rewards]] for being manually picked up if additional [[Clickability]] is wanted. Additional [[Clickability]] can be given by making the collecting of them part of [[Repeat Combos]].

	[[~~Rewards~~]]

	=== Diegetic Aspects ===		=== Diegetic Aspects ===
			Being [[Geospatial Game Widgets]], [[Reward Widgets]] break [[Diegetic Consistency]] in a game.
	~~=== Interface Aspects ===~~

	~~=== Narrative Aspects ===~~

	== Consequences ==		== Consequences ==
			This pattern is mainly used in games which wishes to increase their [[Clickability]]. While they are created by combining [[Rewards]] with [[Geospatial Game Widgets]], they also modulate how [[Rewards]] function (and can themselves be modulated by extra [[Rewards]] being given if player manually pick them up instead of letting the game system automatically do so after a while).

	[[~~Pick-Ups~~]]		As mentioned above, [[Reward Widgets]] break [[Diegetic Consistency]].

	~~[[Time Limits]]~~

	~~[[Repeat Combos]]~~


	~~[[Clickability]]~~

	[[Diegetic Consistency]]

	== Relations ==		== Relations ==
	=== Can Instantiate ===		=== Can Instantiate ===
	[[Clickability]]		[[Clickability]]

	~~==== with ... ====~~

	=== Can Modulate ===		=== Can Modulate ===
			[[Rewards]]

	=== Can Be Instantiated By ===		=== Can Be Instantiated By ===
	[[~~Pick-Ups~~]] together with [[~~Time Limits~~]]		[[Rewards]] together with [[Geospatial Game Widgets]]

	=== Can Be Modulated By ===		=== Can Be Modulated By ===
			[[Repeat Combos]],
			[[Rewards]],
			[[Time Limits]]

	=== Possible Closure Effects ===		=== Possible Closure Effects ===
			-

	=== Potentially Conflicting With ===		=== Potentially Conflicting With ===
			[[Diegetic Consistency]]

	== History ==		== History ==

Staffan Björk: moved Automated Pick-Ups to Reward Widgets

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Staffan Björk: Created page with "Category:Patterns Category:Needs work Category:Needs revision Category:Needs examples Category:Needs references Category:Patterns created on the Wiki [[Ca..."

2011-05-21T11:27:04Z

Created page with "Category:Patterns Category:Needs work Category:Needs revision Category:Needs examples Category:Needs references Category:Patterns created on the Wiki [[Ca..."

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[[Category:Patterns]]
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''Pick-Ups that will automatically be taken a certain time after they have appeared.''

Some pick-ups in games are created temporarily just so that players can have the experience of picking them up if they want to

This pattern is a still a stub.

=== Examples ===
Several Social Media Games, e.g. [[FarmVille]], [[CityVille]], [[Little Cave Hero]], and [[Zombie Lane]] have [[Automated Pick-Ups]] for each type of reward that appears when players have successfully completed an action.

== Using the pattern ==
[[Automated Pick-Ups]] are, rather obviously, [[Pick-Ups]] but ones that have [[Time Limits]] be they are automatically retrieved. Using them in [[Single-Player Games]] is unproblematic since their is only one eligible player to retrieve them but if they are to be used in [[Multiplayer Games]] additional design choices need to be made on who received them: the one that made them appear, the one that is closest when the [[Time Limits|Time Limit]] ran out, or some other rule.

This pattern is mainly used in games which wishes to increase their [[Clickability]] by making [[Rewards]] be appear as [[Geospatial Game Widgets]]

[[Rewards]]

=== Diegetic Aspects ===

=== Interface Aspects ===

=== Narrative Aspects ===

== Consequences ==

[[Pick-Ups]]

[[Time Limits]]

[[Repeat Combos]]

[[Clickability]]

[[Diegetic Consistency]]

== Relations ==
=== Can Instantiate ===
[[Clickability]]

==== with ... ====

=== Can Modulate ===

=== Can Be Instantiated By ===
[[Pick-Ups]] together with [[Time Limits]]

=== Can Be Modulated By ===

=== Possible Closure Effects ===

=== Potentially Conflicting With ===

== History ==
New pattern created in this wiki.

== References ==
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== Acknowledgements ==
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