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 This is another {{tagpage>non-pattern}} and is more related to {{tagpage>general game design}} issues.
-It concerns the game-related **equipment** that is available to the players. The players use the **equipment** to perform action in the context of the game. **Equipment** refers to the physical device and its capabilities. When used in a game, it is referred to as [[en:patterns:tool|tool]].
+It concerns the game-related **equipment** that is available to the players. The players use the **equipment** to perform actions in the context of the game. **Equipment** refers to the physical device and its capabilities.
-The term **equipment** may refer to:
+**Equipment**, when used in the context of a game, is referred to as a [[en:patterns:tool|tool]].
-  - physical equipment, usually devices such as smartphones, mobile phones, tablets, glasses etc. These devices might have some or all of the capabilities bellow:
+The term **equipment** may refer to physical equipment, usually devices such as smartphones, mobile phones, tablets, glasses etc. These devices might have some or all of the capabilities bellow:
     * QR scanning device, NFC or RFID scanner
       * the accompanying QR tags, NFC or RFID tags
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     * Tactile feedback
-The inclusion of this {{tag>non-pattern}} is due to the different capabilities of the **equipment**. It has consequences in the design of a game and so it is an important factor to take into account.
+The inclusion of this {{tagpage>non-pattern}} is due to the different capabilities of the **equipment**. It has consequences in the design of a game and so it is an important factor to take into account.
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