2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-32326-3_9
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Socially-Aware Emergent Narrative

Abstract: Abstract. In agent research, emergent narrative aims for practical solutions to the narrative paradox problem in both drama and interactive scenarios. At the same time, organisational frameworks can be used in games to provide flexibility, adaptiveness, or social-awareness. In this paper, we propose an extension of our cOncienS framework to support emergent narrative in games with two objectives: 1) provide socialawareness in emergent narrative by means of an organisational model, and 2) create convincing dyna… Show more

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“…Our modi cation of the game allows us to use norms from a Real-Time Strategy Game domain into a sandbox-like multiplayer game such as World of Warcraft. This modi cation was made with the objective of exploring emergent narrative with social/institutional components (for more information, see [Alvarez-Napagao et al 2012]). For these experimental results, we use an advanced version of the Game Enactor that uses clara5 as a rule engine.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our modi cation of the game allows us to use norms from a Real-Time Strategy Game domain into a sandbox-like multiplayer game such as World of Warcraft. This modi cation was made with the objective of exploring emergent narrative with social/institutional components (for more information, see [Alvarez-Napagao et al 2012]). For these experimental results, we use an advanced version of the Game Enactor that uses clara5 as a rule engine.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The visualization is inspired by state of the art norm visualization techniques [COML12] and provides live information on the normative state of the system. The visualization system uses MongoDB for data storage, is implemented in Clojure and is currently using the lacij library 11 to generate the visualizations. Two main visualizations are available, time-line visualization and norm visualization.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regulative rules are typically represented in terms of deontic concepts [GAVSD06] such as obligations, permissions and prohibitions. However, some authors [MBB + 11,Sin96] use other notions such as authorisations or commitments. • Constitutive rules (also known as counts-as rules) describe 'what counts as what' in a given institution.…”
Section: Norms and Norm-governed Agentsmentioning
confidence: 99%