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[[Decay]] is a transient phase in the game's [[Emotional Script]]. Its opportunity is dictated by the [[Gameplay]] and it has a short duration. It aims at leading or supporting the player while changing from a state of high arousal (e.g. the end of an [[Engagement]]) to a state of low arousal (as [[Relaxation]]). Usually these several phases relate in a iterated sequence ([[R-A-E-D Iterations]]). | [[Decay]] is a transient phase in the game's [[Emotional Script]]. Its opportunity is dictated by the [[Gameplay]] and it has a short duration. It aims at leading or supporting the player while changing from a state of high arousal (e.g. the end of an [[Engagement]]) to a state of low arousal (as [[Relaxation]]). Usually these several phases relate in a iterated sequence ([[R-A-E-D Iterations]]). | ||
| − | A common approach is to perform a fade out in the ([[Engagement]]) [[Music]]. Other approaches | + | A common approach is to perform a fade out in the previous ([[Engagement]]) [[Music]]. Other approaches in term of [[Music]] include presenting a short piece of [[Music]] evoking "discharge", or the piece that would be the ending of the ongoing composition (if were hearing it in a non dynamic means).� Other approaches using [[Entrainment]], are also interesting. Some designers also opted to explicitly informing the player about the change in arousal states through diegetic [[Dialogue]]. |
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Contents
[hide]Synopsis
| A phase of gameplay of reestablishment after an engagement. |
Relationships
Context:
R-A-E-D Iterations 
, Gameplay File:M385px-Gameplay-front-v20.png, Emotional Script 
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Peers:
Relaxation 
, Anticipation 
, Engagement 
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May use:
Music 
, Dialogue 
, Entrainment 
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Description
Decay is a transient phase in the game's Emotional Script. Its opportunity is dictated by the Gameplay and it has a short duration. It aims at leading or supporting the player while changing from a state of high arousal (e.g. the end of an Engagement) to a state of low arousal (as Relaxation). Usually these several phases relate in a iterated sequence (R-A-E-D Iterations).
A common approach is to perform a fade out in the previous (Engagement) Music. Other approaches in term of Music include presenting a short piece of Music evoking "discharge", or the piece that would be the ending of the ongoing composition (if were hearing it in a non dynamic means).� Other approaches using Entrainment, are also interesting. Some designers also opted to explicitly informing the player about the change in arousal states through diegetic Dialogue.
Examples
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