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* select game [[option]]s, specifically the [[difficulty level]]; | * select game [[option]]s, specifically the [[difficulty level]]; | ||
* [[Start of the game|start]] the game; | * [[Start of the game|start]] the game; | ||
* | * manage the party and the individual [[player character]]s; | ||
* receive the [[victory]] certificate. | * receive the [[victory]] certificate. | ||
The player sees to it that the player characters get [[food]], [[care]] and [[sleep]] when desired, [[gold]] to pay their way, [[permission]] to go places, the needed information, [[skill]]s, [[spell]]s and [[item]]s to do a proper job, while they maintain a decent [[reputation]]. | |||
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Revision as of 13:22, 10 June 2008
The player is the individual that is playing the game. Players are not part of the game, or represented in the game. As far as the game is concerned, players do not exist: the game deals with the party.
Player tasks
It is the job of the player to:
- select the party;
- select game options, specifically the difficulty level;
- start the game;
- manage the party and the individual player characters;
- receive the victory certificate.
The player sees to it that the player characters get food, care and sleep when desired, gold to pay their way, permission to go places, the needed information, skills, spells and items to do a proper job, while they maintain a decent reputation.
Player environment
Might and Magic Tribute is a single-player game. In each game, the player commands one party of player characters.