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Journal

2019 | 1(12) | 37-54

Article title

Niepewność w grach – potencjalne korzyści i straty

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EN
Uncertainty in Games – Potential Benefits and Disadvantages

Languages of publication

PL

Abstracts

PL
Celem artykułu jest wskazanie różnych typów niepewności w grze, a także ich umiejscowienie w kontekście badań neurofizjologicznych oraz wybranych teorii motywacyjnych. Analizowane są elementy: 1) czystej losowości (hazard i ślepy traf), generowanej przez system; 2) zaprogramowanej złożoności reakcji sztucznej inteligencji; oraz 3) te, które na poziomie taktycznym lub strategicznym związane są z czynnikiem ludzkim. Szczegółowo omówione jest zastosowanie reguł umożliwiających grę wykorzystującą siłę psychiki. Konkluzja prezentuje zyski i straty płynące z potencjalnego wzbogacenia gier o czynniki wytwarzające poczucie niepewności.
EN
The aim of the article is to indicate different types of uncertainty in games and to present them in the light of neurophysiological research and selected theories of motivation. The paper analyses: 1) pure randomness (gambling and accidental luck), generated by the system; 2) game complexity; and 3) elements that relate on tactical or strategical level to the human factor. In particular, the application of rules enabling games based on the power of the mind is discussed. The article concludes with the presentation of benefits and disadvantages following the potential implementation of elements inducing uncertainty.

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37-54

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Dates

published
2020-12-19

Contributors

  • Uniwersytet w Białymstoku

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