The MORE being inclusion of stress or morale or fatigue in addition to physical damage. However, looking back, I seem to have unwittingly favored boardgames that do this and MORE. Tactics and gameplay in general are built around physical damage. This is often the goal or is central to achieving the goal. Inflict as much damage as you can on the enemy to destroy them. Wargames and games with any kind of fighting nearly always incorporate, by necessity, inflicting physical damage on your enemy. Above all, I enjoy games that operate as campaigns, or otherwise offer long duration play in which the situation and characters or units change over time.
So there will be a variety of both game mediums and game types discussed. I'm also a fan of games revolving around combat and fighting at various scales that might be categorized outside of wargames and RPGs. Wargames are probably my central attraction in both mediums, but RPGs (science fiction, fantasy, real world) are also draws. I'm attracted to the same type of games in both cardboard and digital format.
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Boardgaming is much more of a love of mine than its digital sibling, but I also love PC gaming. Yet they can all be lumped together in that they are used to incorporate human psychology into gameplay.īoard games and PC games and wargames and other gamesīe advised that this article will incorporate titles from both boardgaming and video gaming (PC games) in the discussion. In real life these are all different but closely related, as they are in many of the games I'm going to discuss. Stress is a term used in other games and I've come across fatigue as a gameplay mechanic as well. on a character or unit's performance or capability in a game depicted? A lot of wargames incorporate morale into the behavior or abilities of units and allow players to plan tactics around morale of the participating units. How are the effects of conflict, war, battle, etc. When I talk stress, I regard morale, fatigue, or other terms that relate to human psychology as synonyms for the purpose of this article.
I love games that incorporate stress into play. What I really wanted to discuss is a recent realization. Overspending, overplaying, not playing enough, prioritizing gaming higher than I should for long periods of time.these have all been causes of stress in my gaming.īut that's not what this article is about.
Though this pastime has certainly introduced stress in my life at times. No, I'm not stressed about my gaming (or recent lack thereof).
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