Topic: What does it take for a game to "hook" people - page 15. (Read 4421 times)
It is the satisfaction that people get when playing a particular game. Just like being a gamer that plays video games often, gamblers keep going back to casino or gambling website because that is the only place they satisfy them. They know that they lose money from gambling but can't stop it because of the pleasure they get. You feel like you can do it all day without getting bored. You have a goal that you want to achieve that you won't stop playing until you get it.
I am asking this because I do have some short of an answer for videogames and for massive multiplayer games and even for social network oriented games. Videogames require a great design, good difficulty grading, an story that engages the user, massive multiplayer and network oriented are a lot about the interactions and how varied and fun these are. However, for casino games, it would seem that these factors are not really the most important ones. You can see games with very basic graphics and design, simple in the options for the player and not that engaging yet they do "hook" people in them.
What do these games have to have for you?
What do these games have to have for you?
That depends on how I could get the fun out of that game, because if I don't get any benefit for whatsoever type betting game is that then I won't consider it as entertainment. Maybe I would rather choose the higher graphics one instead of basic graphics.
I am asking this because I do have some short of an answer for videogames and for massive multiplayer games and even for social network oriented games. Videogames require a great design, good difficulty grading, an story that engages the user, massive multiplayer and network oriented are a lot about the interactions and how varied and fun these are. However, for casino games, it would seem that these factors are not really the most important ones. You can see games with very basic graphics and design, simple in the options for the player and not that engaging yet they do "hook" people in them.
What do these games have to have for you?
What do these games have to have for you?
If you mean the process of the emergence of gambling addiction, then most likely the game should constantly tease the player. The winnings should always be close and there should be a feeling that a little more and you will win the jackpot so the player will try more and more until he is out of money. And even after that, he will try to find money and return to the game in order to feel that feeling of a big win soon.
I would definitely say the opposite thing about UI/UX doesnt really matter for most players? No its not.Its one of the factors on where people do get hooked up but of course the main
one would be talking about the games offered and the perks or bonuses on which do spark out peoples interest but of course those wont really be enough if a site doesnt look good.
All of those qualities on a certain gambling site is important and not just focus only on one factor because that wont surely be enough.
one would be talking about the games offered and the perks or bonuses on which do spark out peoples interest but of course those wont really be enough if a site doesnt look good.
All of those qualities on a certain gambling site is important and not just focus only on one factor because that wont surely be enough.
Being competitive in all factors should always be prioritized by the developers, house owners needs to check everything before taking their steps into this business,
It should taking to the list that first impressions last, if you want to attract more active gamblers you should consider all those important part of part of this venture, everything have their respective reasons why it's needed to make sure that things are being look upon.
Everything needs to work accordingly and appropriately.
which are still buggy or not yet finished in terms of design because once the public do have that kind of bad experience or not so good in the start then that would most likely their interest would be gone
and would find on other much better this is why you should really take consideration on ensuring that everything is already finished and not half-baked.
You can see games with very basic graphics and design, simple in the options for the player and not that engaging yet they do "hook" people in them.
Maybe people got hooked on the bonuses and good prizes on that casino despite the basic graphics and design.
Most gamblers care for that more than the design. And if the site is always reachable, that's a good characteristic.
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If you mean the process of the emergence of gambling addiction, then most likely the game should constantly tease the player. The winnings should always be close and there should be a feeling that a little more and you will win the jackpot so the player will try more and more until he is out of money. And even after that, he will try to find money and return to the game in order to feel that feeling of a big win soon.
I am asking this because I do have some short of an answer for videogames and for massive multiplayer games and even for social network oriented games. Videogames require a great design, good difficulty grading, an story that engages the user, massive multiplayer and network oriented are a lot about the interactions and how varied and fun these are. However, for casino games, it would seem that these factors are not really the most important ones. You can see games with very basic graphics and design, simple in the options for the player and not that engaging yet they do "hook" people in them.
What do these games have to have for you?
What do these games have to have for you?
If you mean the process of the emergence of gambling addiction, then most likely the game should constantly tease the player. The winnings should always be close and there should be a feeling that a little more and you will win the jackpot so the player will try more and more until he is out of money. And even after that, he will try to find money and return to the game in order to feel that feeling of a big win soon.
It all depends on the purpose of one playing. See, in video games, it's easier because there's only one purpose - people play for fun. In gambling, on the contrary, some play for the money and others for fun. To the first ones, I believe, the RTP is the most important criterion, they don't care about the graphics and how entertaining the game is, such people can put the game on the auto mode and go away, so they don't even see the whole thing.
To the others (and I consider myself being in the second group rather than in the first) the whole atmosphere is important, and, of course, a lot depends on the type of the game itself. In dice, I guess, most games look the same, even on different websites, there's not much to change there, so nothing matters. In poker - the graphics, how realistic the table and the cards look, also how many players can be placed on your table, how often do they change. In slots - I personally look for something interestingly themed, and not only the picture, but the music and sounds also matter.
To the others (and I consider myself being in the second group rather than in the first) the whole atmosphere is important, and, of course, a lot depends on the type of the game itself. In dice, I guess, most games look the same, even on different websites, there's not much to change there, so nothing matters. In poker - the graphics, how realistic the table and the cards look, also how many players can be placed on your table, how often do they change. In slots - I personally look for something interestingly themed, and not only the picture, but the music and sounds also matter.
I would definitely say the opposite thing about UI/UX doesnt really matter for most players? No its not.Its one of the factors on where people do get hooked up but of course the main
one would be talking about the games offered and the perks or bonuses on which do spark out peoples interest but of course those wont really be enough if a site doesnt look good.
All of those qualities on a certain gambling site is important and not just focus only on one factor because that wont surely be enough.
The UI/UX experience may be important at the start, but after that, you will look for other perks on the site, like rewards or bonuses. Because enjoying the site by its design will last not very long. If you will stay on the site, you will look for more features that will encourage you to spend more. Like contests, race or whatever activity they can think of to make their players active and engaging to the community.
I agree that design is important but overall if you do expect to have a good result then you should collaborate all of those things needed to have a good and much better website or platform that others.
You can see games with very basic graphics and design, simple in the options for the player and not that engaging yet they do "hook" people in them.
Maybe people got hooked on the bonuses and good prizes on that casino despite the basic graphics and design.
Most gamblers care for that more than the design. And if the site is always reachable, that's a good characteristic.
I would definitely say the opposite thing about UI/UX doesnt really matter for most players? No its not.Its one of the factors on where people do get hooked up but of course the main
one would be talking about the games offered and the perks or bonuses on which do spark out peoples interest but of course those wont really be enough if a site doesnt look good.
All of those qualities on a certain gambling site is important and not just focus only on one factor because that wont surely be enough.
The UI/UX experience may be important at the start, but after that, you will look for other perks on the site, like rewards or bonuses. Because enjoying the site by its design will last not very long. If you will stay on the site, you will look for more features that will encourage you to spend more. Like contests, race or whatever activity they can think of to make their players active and engaging to the community.
I would definitely say the opposite thing about UI/UX doesnt really matter for most players? No its not.Its one of the factors on where people do get hooked up but of course the main
one would be talking about the games offered and the perks or bonuses on which do spark out peoples interest but of course those wont really be enough if a site doesnt look good.
All of those qualities on a certain gambling site is important and not just focus only on one factor because that wont surely be enough.
one would be talking about the games offered and the perks or bonuses on which do spark out peoples interest but of course those wont really be enough if a site doesnt look good.
All of those qualities on a certain gambling site is important and not just focus only on one factor because that wont surely be enough.
Being competitive in all factors should always be prioritized by the developers, house owners needs to check everything before taking their steps into this business,
It should taking to the list that first impressions last, if you want to attract more active gamblers you should consider all those important part of part of this venture, everything have their respective reasons why it's needed to make sure that things are being look upon.
Everything needs to work accordingly and appropriately.
I am asking this because I do have some short of an answer for videogames and for massive multiplayer games and even for social network oriented games. Videogames require a great design, good difficulty grading, an story that engages the user, massive multiplayer and network oriented are a lot about the interactions and how varied and fun these are. However, for casino games, it would seem that these factors are not really the most important ones. You can see games with very basic graphics and design, simple in the options for the player and not that engaging yet they do "hook" people in them.
What do these games have to have for you?
I would definitely say the opposite thing about UI/UX doesnt really matter for most players? No its not.Its one of the factors on where people do get hooked up but of course the mainWhat do these games have to have for you?
one would be talking about the games offered and the perks or bonuses on which do spark out peoples interest but of course those wont really be enough if a site doesnt look good.
All of those qualities on a certain gambling site is important and not just focus only on one factor because that wont surely be enough.
I am asking this because I do have some short of an answer for videogames and for massive multiplayer games and even for social network oriented games. Videogames require a great design, good difficulty grading, an story that engages the user, massive multiplayer and network oriented are a lot about the interactions and how varied and fun these are. However, for casino games, it would seem that these factors are not really the most important ones. You can see games with very basic graphics and design, simple in the options for the player and not that engaging yet they do "hook" people in them.
What do these games have to have for you?
I would definitely say the opposite thing about UI/UX doesnt really matter for most players? No its not.Its one of the factors on where people do get hooked up but of course the mainWhat do these games have to have for you?
one would be talking about the games offered and the perks or bonuses on which do spark out peoples interest but of course those wont really be enough if a site doesnt look good.
All of those qualities on a certain gambling site is important and not just focus only on one factor because that wont surely be enough.
I am asking this because I do have some short of an answer for videogames and for massive multiplayer games and even for social network oriented games. Videogames require a great design, good difficulty grading, an story that engages the user, massive multiplayer and network oriented are a lot about the interactions and how varied and fun these are. However, for casino games, it would seem that these factors are not really the most important ones. You can see games with very basic graphics and design, simple in the options for the player and not that engaging yet they do "hook" people in them.
What do these games have to have for you?
I know where you are coming from but this is difficult to know, in my case I like to play poker and the reason I like it is simple, I like it because it is a game in which I have to think and try to determine if the hand I have is enough to win over my opponent, obviously it is not an exact science but that makes it even more attractive in my eyes, however for other players all of this could be a reason to not like poker at all and instead prefer games of a simpler design. What do these games have to have for you?
I am asking this because I do have some short of an answer for videogames and for massive multiplayer games and even for social network oriented games. Videogames require a great design, good difficulty grading, an story that engages the user, massive multiplayer and network oriented are a lot about the interactions and how varied and fun these are. However, for casino games, it would seem that these factors are not really the most important ones. You can see games with very basic graphics and design, simple in the options for the player and not that engaging yet they do "hook" people in them.
What do these games have to have for you?
What do these games have to have for you?
There would appear to be many different elements involved in "hooking" players and turning them into reoccurring players. Some can be quite obvious - fast paced games like Battlegrounds can induce adrenaline rushes from the frantic gun fights and very realistic scenes. Adrenaline can be a very addictive chemical and people love to chase that high. Equally it can be triggered in horror type games, due to the fight or flight mechanism in our brains and the amazing immersion that certain games can give. Some of the more basic games like slots at a casino give a dopamine (the "happy" chemical) rush to the brain when we win and the body craves any situation where it can try to repeat it - although the threshold for pleasure can become too high. In many circumstances it is about chasing happy feelings, maybe there are good memories of playing with friends or realizing that a game is stimulating to your mind (e.g. world building).
I am asking this because I do have some short of an answer for videogames and for massive multiplayer games and even for social network oriented games. Videogames require a great design, good difficulty grading, an story that engages the user, massive multiplayer and network oriented are a lot about the interactions and how varied and fun these are. However, for casino games, it would seem that these factors are not really the most important ones. You can see games with very basic graphics and design, simple in the options for the player and not that engaging yet they do "hook" people in them.
What do these games have to have for you?
What do these games have to have for you?
For a casino game it requires few simple things to "hook" people. It's not great graphics or difficulty setting or even a storyline as rightly pointed out by you.
1. Easy to play and understand
2. Profitability
That's all it matters for a casino game. That why crash games are so popular in today's crypto gambling market. Just few clicks and that's all it takes, really!
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that was only a feeling and that will dissapear when they try the actual game and found out that their feeling was not real , they will not come back again . what we need is reality ,
the game can make the players win and they will be excited to comeback because they know they have a chance . this covers being addictive .
I guess the simply answer is that people wanted to win, the rewards at the end. They think that they can play and that no matter what the edge it, they still think that it will end up in their favor. And then how they start their addiction, specially if they experience on what we call "beginners luck". They will come back for more, until they started to lose and then play more, and become a cycle.
I do not agree with you.For me, a game has to be entertaining and fun first and foremost. Whether I win or not is honestly secondary for me. Of course I'm happy about winning, but I'm fully aware that at the end of the day only one person wins: the casino itself because of House Edge. But that's perfectly fine with me, I just see gambling as a hobby like going to the movies - only that's usually much more expensive and entertains me much shorter than good games on a crypto gambling platform.
I guess the simply answer is that people wanted to win, the rewards at the end. They think that they can play and that no matter what the edge it, they still think that it will end up in their favor. And then how they start their addiction, specially if they experience on what we call "beginners luck". They will come back for more, until they started to lose and then play more, and become a cycle.
As for me, the rewards that they would offer have a big part when it comes to hooking players and users. Most players want entertainment and reward at the same time. Players choose a site where they could easily win. Through that, games would make a good name just like what Axie infinity did. People find it more thrilling and exciting when there's money involved.
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