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| − | '''Playing to lose''' is a technique or concept used by a player to create better drama by not trying to win, letting their [[character]] lose. It is used in a collaborative play style rather than a competitive play style, and is a clear anti-gameism statement from Dramatists as outlined in the article [[The three way model]] from As Larp Grows Up. | + | '''Playing to lose''' is a technique or concept used by a player to create better drama by not trying to win, letting their [[character]] lose. It is used in a [[Collaborative style|collaborative play style]] rather than a [[Competitive style|competitive play style]], and is a clear anti-gameism statement from Dramatists as outlined in the article [[The three way model]] from As Larp Grows Up. |
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[[Category:Concepts]] | [[Category:Concepts]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:57, 3 September 2019
Playing to lose is a technique or concept used by a player to create better drama by not trying to win, letting their character lose. It is used in a collaborative play style rather than a competitive play style, and is a clear anti-gameism statement from Dramatists as outlined in the article The three way model from As Larp Grows Up.
