Based on the analysis of the collected data using the proposed measures of GR and motion in mind, the impact of regular updates on players in long-term games is discussed. It maps game progression information to enable the possible quantification and approximation of players’ mental movements and affective experiences in the game. On top of that, we used the concept of motion in mind, which was derived from concepts in physics. From an information science perspective, such an analysis can be achieved via game refinement (GR) theory, which formulates the information of the game’s progression into a measurable model of game sophistication. The different quest systems were analyzed considering Bartle’s players’ classification, specifically for the explorers and achievers. What makes such strategies attractive and retains the interest of players in MMORPGs? This study focuses on one aspect of a popular MMORPG: the player’s experience of the quest systems of Final Fantasy XIV (FF14). Frequent updates (e.g., versioning) and new contents (e.g., quest system) are the typical strategies adopted by developers to keep MMORPG experiences fresh and attractive. The results found the justification for the ten pieces to be the mainstream version, while six pieces version provides consistent play experience regardless of player number.ĭue to the advent of the Internet, massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPGs) have been enjoyed worldwide by many players simultaneously, and game publishers’ revenues have reached billions of dollars from subscriptions alone. Consider the impact of board piece settings on game experience the study compares the playability among three board pieces of Chinese checkers, which are six pieces, ten pieces, and 15 pieces. It is recommended that more master level players participate in the game will make the game more interesting.
The results show that the three players battle mode has the highest game refinement value among four battle modes, and the recommended number of players is three people. The experiments in this study investigated the entertainment of Chinese checkers by creating different battle modes of Chinese checkers. This study aims to explore the entertainment of popular multiplayer game-Chinese checkers. Game refinement theory has been used as a reliable tool for measuring the attractiveness and entertainment of games, which is derived from a game information progress model and has been applied in various games. The results found a phenomenon that 6 pieces version provides more entertainments for players and a new question which is proposed at the end of this paper. Consider the impact of board size on game experience, the study compare the playabilty among three sizes board of Chinese checkers which are 6 pieces, 10 pieces and 15 pieces. The results show that the three players' battle mode has the highest game refinement value among 4 battle modes and the recommended number of players is three people. This research aims to explore the entertainment of popular multiplayer game-Chinese checkers. A game refinement measure is derived from a game information progress model and has been applied in various games. Game refinement theory has been used as a reliable tool for measuring the attractiveness and entertainment of games.
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