Andrew Rollings and Ernest Adams on Game Design
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object manipulation in adventure games 2nd identifying active objects 2nd inventory management 2nd 3rd menu-driven actions 2nd 3rd 4th one-button actions objective of game in game treatments Oddworld character design Oddworld: Munch's Odyssey heroes 2nd 3rd Odyssey challenges in gameplay offensiveness in games “fog of war “ in strategy games Ola •s Law About Laws omnipresent players one-button actions in adventure games one-dimensional characters online games advantages of human intelligence versus artificial intelligence 2nd 3rd social interaction 2nd versus local multi-player gameplay 2nd 3rd design issues arriving players 2nd avoiding collusion 2nd 3rd 4th chat feature 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th ensuring fairness 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th leaving players 2nd 3rd 4th real-time versus turn -based games 2nd disadvantages of continuous content production 2nd 3rd customer service needs 2nd misbehavior of players 2nd suspension of disbelief technical problems 2nd 3rd 4th future of 2nd persistent worlds. [See persistent worlds ] online games. [See also broadband networking] online highlights in game treatments open -ended CMS games open-ended story form opening stories in CRPGs 2nd Anachronox 2nd Arcanum\: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura 2nd Fallout 2nd Nox 2nd Planescape\: Torment 2nd opponent AI design vehicle simulations 2nd opponent design (AI) for strategy games 2nd opposite -reaction puzzles avoiding in adventure games optical illusions 2nd 3rd ordeal stage (as part of hero's journey) 2nd ordeals. [See challenges] ordinary world (as part of hero's journey) 2nd 3rd 4th organized racing games origin of games 2nd origins of persistent worlds 2nd “story-chaser “ in CRPGs 2nd Out of the Shadows user interface design in RPGs 2nd Outcast call to adventure imagination refusal of call to adventure outer problems of heroes outside knowledge requirements avoiding in adventure games 2nd overused settings in game worlds 2nd overview section in game treatments art and audio highlights gameplay highlights genre statement hardware requirements high-concept statement hooks license statement online highlights technology highlights in high-concept documents 2nd ownership in persistent worlds
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