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A story of heroes, villains, and everyone in between. Your Lancer Redux. But still, few consume their games incl. You also seem to confuse two different concepts — that of a problem and that of an analysis. Reading books is not a problem. Yes, people turn pages and yes turning pages can sometimes be a problem one you can solve by licking your finger , but so can everything else in the world.

The real trick here is hidden in what's being enjoyed, and, in the case of books, it is the analysis that's being entertaining. If there are actions to be used with these sorts of entertaintment, then they are merely there for functional reasons. With problem solving, beside analysis, there is decision making, making actions much more important. Actions aren't just functionally important, they are also valued differently.

Arc is thus a problem and loop is a map of problems. If a problem is always the same and if the range of possible solution is low the problem would, normally, burn out quickly. Puzzles are of that sort. What's different about sports and board games like Chess and Go is that problems are interrelated and kept fresh by the presence of human opposition and controlled randomization.

You definitely should have a look into David Bordwell's chapter on narrative comprehension in his book Narrative in the Fiction Film, published in I know you will probably not look into it because it is about movies and narrative, but it has great concepts additional to those that you use here. It speaks of how a film presents audio-visual cues that ask the audience to carry out certain operations.

Based on the perception and interpretation of these sense-data the audience would form a number of related schemata and set up hypotheses which would be justified or falsified as this loop repeats.

I think it would definitely help you to refine your model even more, and may give you new ideas about the interaction between loops and arcs. If a player plays a game, and they don't want to play it again, that means they've been changed by the experience.

Perhaps they learned something. If a player can play a game over and over, then it just amuses them, it doesn't change them. I would rather make games that actually teach. A lot of comments that obviously didn't follow the train of thought.

Loops teach. I like the analogy of honing a knife edge. Do it long enough and you'll usually get a really nice sharp edge, but that doesn't mean you can't screw it up and nick the edge.

There's an extra wisdom that comes from experiencing a range of failure and success states that a loop may contain. Knowing how, and actually having done it, are two different things. I don't believe a loop can be fully consumed. I would like to point at Douglas Hofstadter's strange loops discussion.

You can even be self-aware of the loop, but that doesn't excuse you from it. Oh, and here's a final thought that may just be trolling. An arc may just be one of many that together form loops that are too meta for us to see or rationally model.

I can't find what an 'evergreen game' is. That's a reasonably interesting way to think, actually: I'm not sure how much it applies to a lot of things which aren't games, but for that specific type of programming it's a cool concept. I guess the difference is that a game has its own ideas about what's going on, which get enacted regardless of what the user does.

Sorry — had to do it. What are you talking about. Don't spend your life looking for new normal phrases to get a grammar hate on! I didn't use these loops and arcs in my designs, but after reading this article, I 'll definitely try to use these loops and arcs in my next design. Could you please tell me if i got any problem while creating design using these loops and arcs then how can i contact you? While reading this my wife is playing Triple Town on Facebook, one of my current favourite games on Android.

Something that has been missing for me on my phone has been a feeling of progress, something that I see has been added to the FB version. Reading this article makes is very clear what the difference is, the use of arcs to complement a loop gameplay. Basically it's the kind of games I install for my mother in law that tends to get it right. Games like Zumba that are in the core very much a loop type of game but still gives a feeling of progression.

I tried to apply this to another game I've played a lot, World of Warcraft, and realised how complex their model is. They have basically built a game on a very large set of loops strung together loosely by smaller and larger arcs. That model makes the players both feel like they are mastering the loops at the same time as they feel they are traveling forward. The smaller arcs give constant payloads, the loops makes it easy to sit down, the larger arcs give a long term goal.

I've tried the starwars MMO as well but didn't like it, to much of an arc based game. Starting a loop takes a lot less mental energy then starting, or jumping back into, an arc. Thanks for a very nice article. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account.

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