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How to focus on the present moment
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Experience points and levels are used to:
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Leveling up is a way of acknowledging the player's efforts and congratulating them for doing a good job.
The more difficult it is to reach a certain level, the more meaningful the achievement feels. So in order for a level to have value, players nee...
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Levels describe the players growth as they overcome obstacles in the game. Every time they level up they become stronger and can fight more powerful enemies. This combat difficulty usually follows a step function, where fighting enemies becomes briefly easier onl...
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Battle mechanics in RPGs are too complicated to be shown to new players all at once. Instead, mechanics are introduced in understandable chunks as players level up.
At level 1 players have only the basic mechanics available, and as they level up they unlock new abil...
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Write about your experience, including your feelings, friendships, hardships, etc. This will allow you to see your progress.
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