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| − | Episodes of [[Engagement]] are typical during the | + | Episodes of [[Engagement]] are typical during the gameplay and they constitute moments of high arousal in the [[Emotional Script]]. They usually involve a dense sound composition, with participation of [[Foley]], [[Sound Effects]] and [[Dialogue]] (from the conflict), [[Music]] (with accelerated beat), and others such as [[Grunts]], [[Shout and Yell]] and [[Seeking for PC]]. |
The participation of [[Music]] has deserved diverse approaches. For instance, in some games [[Music]] is present only in part of the cases of [[Engagement]], possibly to avoid an acoustic overload and the competition with diegetic sounds, namely when conflicts last long. | The participation of [[Music]] has deserved diverse approaches. For instance, in some games [[Music]] is present only in part of the cases of [[Engagement]], possibly to avoid an acoustic overload and the competition with diegetic sounds, namely when conflicts last long. | ||
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Contents
Synopsis
| A phase of gameplay of explicit conflict. |
Relationships
Contexts:
Emotional Script 
, R-A-E-D Iterations 
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Peers:
Relaxation 
, Anticipation 
, Decay 
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May use many, including:
Foley 
, Sound Effects 
, Music 
, Dialogue 
, Entrainment 
, Seeking for PC 
, Shout and Yell 
, Sonic Weapon 
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Description
Episodes of Engagement are typical during the gameplay and they constitute moments of high arousal in the Emotional Script. They usually involve a dense sound composition, with participation of Foley, Sound Effects and Dialogue (from the conflict), Music (with accelerated beat), and others such as Grunts, Shout and Yell and Seeking for PC.
The participation of Music has deserved diverse approaches. For instance, in some games Music is present only in part of the cases of Engagement, possibly to avoid an acoustic overload and the competition with diegetic sounds, namely when conflicts last long.
An Engagement may be immediately followed by a short phase of Decay, which in turn would be followed by a phase of Relaxation. Depending on the gameplay the Engagement may be preceded by a phase of Anticipation. The iteration of these sequence of phases is often explored (R-A-E-D Iterations).
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