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Game Decisions 


This is a progression of a flow 
this comes from a video from "Game Design with Michael"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3H8pQyyXxHg&t=68s



So after doing some reading about the game decisions topics I come to realise to learn more about the flow state and what it means. It is essential to have a flow inside of your game because that is what makes your game more enjoyable and enjoy the challenges that it creates inside of it that are both engaging and that it is matched with the player's skill level.


Flow state means which is known as for some people "being in the zone" the player is really engaged with the game one. One minute they start playing at 13:00 and then all of a sudden they lookout and it's a dark time and they realise they have been playing for 7 hours straight non-stop. That is an example of what a flow state is.

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