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One of the most natural ways of showing attention to something is to look or point at it. Real- time games usually provide some action that can be done to the game element pointed at. Generalized, this action can be described as Aim & Shoot regardless of if anything is aimed or actually shot. Example: Shooting in all first-person shooters consists of taking aim on the opponents, with possible compensations for their movement, and shooting. Example: In Zelda: Ocarina of Time, the player must aim and shoot a grappling hook to be able to swing Link between chasms. Example: Pokemon Snap! gives players a camera and lets them move along a track trying to take as good pictures as possible of Pokemons. Principles of Game Design | Micah Hrehovcsik | Challenge 3-2 CHALLENGES Ability Losses The loss of ability to perform an action in the game. Games do not have to let players have the same possibility of actions the whole game. Such Ability Losses may be the cause of Penalties for failing goals or the effect of opponents' actions, but may also simply be due to different play modes. Example: Respawning in multiplayer first-person shooters is typically done without any weapons, and the special abilities they provided, gained in earlier gameplay. Example: Game masters in roleplaying games can sometimes be forced to invent events that are unavoidable to the players to strip them of equipment that gives the abilities that disrupt the game balance. 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Digital- Sim City 2000 Skyrim Total War: Shogun 2 Analog- Monopoly Go Battlestar Galactica. Sport- Volley Ball Curling Golf What are the core mechanics? What are the progressive mechanics? Is there more than one game embedded in the game? Explain. Do the game mechanics govern social behavior between players? How?. Principles of Game Design | Micah Hrehovcsik | GAME OVER Questions Comments Complaints Snide remarks Principles of Game Design | Micah Hrehovcsik |