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| ====== Balance cooperation and competition ====== | ====== Balance cooperation and competition ====== | ||
| - | The decision to cooperate or to compete can lead to different [[en:patterns:strategy|strategies]]. Players could [[en:patterns:team_forming|form teams]] in order to pursue a common goal or a common strategy. Team forming and [[en:patterns:cooperation]] could be counterbalanced by a split in [[en:patterns:reward|gains or a penalty]]. | + | The players' decision to cooperate or to compete can lead to different [[en:patterns:strategy|strategies]]. Players could [[en:patterns:team_forming|form teams]] in order to pursue a common goal or a common strategy. Team forming and [[en:patterns:cooperation]] could be fine-balanced through a system of [[en:patterns:reward|rewards]] (or penalties). |
| - | A decision on if and for how long a [[en:patterns:cooperation|cooperation]] lasts could be a one-off decision or it could be continuously assessed. For example, teams or players could enter a temporary cooperation in order to eliminate an opponent and revert to competition afterwards. | + | A decision on if and for how long a [[en:patterns:cooperation|cooperation]] lasts could be a one-off decision or it could be continuously assessed. Teams or players could enter a [[en:patterns:strategy|strategic]] temporary cooperation in order to eliminate an opponent and revert to [[en:patterns:competition]] afterwards. |
| - | Player decision on whether to compete or to cooperate is more interesting when it is accompanied by different [[en:patterns:player_differentiation|player roles]]. | + | Player decisions on whether to compete or to cooperate are can be accompanied by awarding different [[en:patterns:player_differentiation|roles]] to players. |
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| === Example === | === Example === | ||
| - | Players with different [[en:patterns:tool|game tools or game abilities]] might be tempted to cooperate in order to combine their abilities. The might choose to do so, for example, in order to reveal the position of a third player. In balance, this move could expose both of them to a danger or lead to a [[en:patterns:reward|penalty]]. | + | Players with different [[en:patterns:player_differentiation|roles]] often possess different [[en:patterns:tool|game tools or game abilities]]. They might be tempted to cooperate in order to combine their abilities. They might choose to do so, for example, in order to reveal the position of a third player. In balance, this move could expose both of them to a danger or lead to a [[en:patterns:reward|penalty]]. |
| + | Games that employ a [[en:patterns:bluff|bluffing pattern]] place the players in front of the dilemma of whether to trust a co-player and [[en:patterns:cooperation|cooperate]] or to distrust and [[en:patterns:competition|compete]]. [[en:games:rebels_vs._spies|Invisible City: Rebels Vs. Spies]] is such a game. | ||
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| + | === Related patterns === | ||
| + | [[en:patterns:bluff|bluffing]] | ||
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| + | [[en:patterns:competition|competition]] | ||
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| + | [[en:patterns:cooperation|cooperation]] | ||
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| + | [[en:patterns:player_differentiation|player differentiation]] | ||
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| + | [[en:patterns:team_forming|team forming]] | ||
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| + | ---- | ||
| === Related heuristics === | === Related heuristics === | ||
| [[en:heuristics:heuristics#5.3]] | [[en:heuristics:heuristics#5.3]] | ||
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| {{tag>interaction_between_players}} | {{tag>interaction_between_players}} | ||
| + | {{tag>multiplayer}} | ||
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