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| Language | English |
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| Title of host publication | Unknown Host Publication |
| Editors | Si, M. André, E. Lester, J Tanenbaum, V Zammitto |
| Number of pages | 12 |
| Volume | 7069 |
| Publication status | Published - 9 Nov 2011 |
| Event | The Fourth International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling - Vancouver, Canada Duration: 9 Nov 2011 → … |
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| Conference | The Fourth International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling |
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| Period | 9/11/11 → … |
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Keywords
- multiplayer games
- interactive storytelling
- virtual worlds
- hierarchical
- task networks
- planning
- story repair
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Adaptive Storytelling and Story Repair in a Dynamic Environment. / Paul, Richard; Charles, DK; McNeill, Michael; McSherry, DMG.
Unknown Host Publication. ed. / Si, M. André; E. Lester; J Tanenbaum; V Zammitto. Vol. 7069 2011.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution
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T1 - Adaptive Storytelling and Story Repair in a Dynamic Environment
AU - Paul, Richard
AU - Charles, DK
AU - McNeill, Michael
AU - McSherry, DMG
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PY - 2011/11/9
Y1 - 2011/11/9
N2 - Abstract. Most stories constructed by game designers are inherently linear innature, with the result that player interactions have limited impact on the directionof the game narrative. Massively multiplayer online role-play games(MMORPGs) typically contain thousands of linearly scripted storylines, andstories generally do not adapt to player interactions or changes in the gameworldstate. However, there is some evidence that interactive storytelling techniquesmay have the potential to enhance narrative experience in these onlineworlds. An important challenge is the need for ongoing stories to be seamlesslyadapted when story plans are invalidated by unforeseen events in the gameworld, such as the actions of player characters. In this paper we present noveltechniques for repairing story plans while maintaining plot coherence and demonstratetheir ability to
AB - Abstract. Most stories constructed by game designers are inherently linear innature, with the result that player interactions have limited impact on the directionof the game narrative. Massively multiplayer online role-play games(MMORPGs) typically contain thousands of linearly scripted storylines, andstories generally do not adapt to player interactions or changes in the gameworldstate. However, there is some evidence that interactive storytelling techniquesmay have the potential to enhance narrative experience in these onlineworlds. An important challenge is the need for ongoing stories to be seamlesslyadapted when story plans are invalidated by unforeseen events in the gameworld, such as the actions of player characters. In this paper we present noveltechniques for repairing story plans while maintaining plot coherence and demonstratetheir ability to
KW - multiplayer games
KW - interactive storytelling
KW - virtual worlds
KW - hierarchical
KW - task networks
KW - planning
KW - story repair
M3 - Conference contribution
SN - ISBN 978-3-642-25288-4
VL - 7069
BT - Unknown Host Publication
A2 - André, Si, M.
A2 - Lester, E.
A2 - Tanenbaum, J
A2 - Zammitto, V
ER -