I am going to teach you how to catch bugs in Fields of Mistria.
Bug catching inside the Fields of Mistria is an intrinsic part of gameplay that provides both strategic depth and active incentive to explore a virtual environment.
How to catch bugs in Fields of Mistria.
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Analysis of Insect Capture Mechanics in Fields of Mistria
The inclusion of an insect-catching mechanic into Fields of Mistria is one of the greatest innovative decisions taken to infuse extra bits of complexity and depth into the gameplay. This by-default inappropriate interaction with the virtual environment benefits players to naturally have deeper and more conscious exploration of the game world.
Design Implications
- Bug catching expands on the gameplay loop that interacts with the other systems—crafting, combat, and character progression.
- Virtual biodiversity stimulation: In order to capture the most different species possible, it would be necessary to simulate a good number of these virtual ecosystems, with their corresponding diverse fauna.
- Encourages Non-Linear Exploration: By hiding rare insects in distant or hard-to-reach places, you motivate more natural exploration that is not guided linearly.
- Increased Replayability: The ability to collect rare insects and be able to complete a virtual "insectarium" adds an element of collection, which will really motivate a lot of people to play the game a lot.
Design Considerations to Explore
- Capture Systems: How is the player going to collect insects? Are there progression systems for these tools, or are there new tools that get unlocked as the player levels up?
- What to do with Collected Insects: Aside from gathering, how are insects going to be used? Can insects be used within a potion brewing or to enhance weapons and/or equipment? Can insects be sold on some form of market and be used for trading?
- Economy: Will insect collecting really be quite in demand and, since in your case these insects are real estate, will rare insect species become valued objects that people might want to invest in?
- Game Balance: How are you going to balance the system so that the mechanism of the bug-capturing mechanic isn't too boring or too irritating? How can it be ensured that there are always going to be enough incentives for the players in the long run to stay engaged in this activity?
Catching bugs in Fields of Mistria sounds like it could be a good gameplay addition. However, it's the way that such an event integrates with other systems and how much variety it gives the player that ultimately decides whether it works or not.
Would you like to expand these points? Maybe go into other possibilities?
This response is intended to give a very technical and formal analysis that is related exactly to the design implications of this mechanic.
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