Friendliness In Batman

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8.) Friendliness: In Journey, players can meet up with one another in the game world but they cannot communicate with one another via voice chat or even instant messaging. Players that have a low score in friendliness may prefer a game like this because they don’t have to speak to the other players. They can just walk up to another player and stand near them to charge scarves. Players that have a high score in friendliness may not like this feature of the game because they can’t communicate via voice and it’s not a very personal experience.

9.) Excitement-Seeking: In Batman Arkham Knight, you get to be Batman. This is a very exciting game and can be very thrilling for some players because of the different abilities Batman has. Cape
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Players can use their pick axes and dig until they discover caves with baddies to kill. Players enjoy this game because they can take chances in exploring the environment and discovering new things, they can even build a fort to keep them safe at night when the monsters come out or keep digging and cutting down trees. Players that don’t like exploring new things will find this game unenjoyable, but may like the game NBA 2K15 because of the repetitiveness that comes with just playing …show more content…
With dutifulness comes the feeling of obligation. Some players say they feel obligated to take care of the Mii’s and see that they are all happy. The needs of the islanders vary from wanting to be entertained, hunger, cleanliness, and loneliness. Players can even design the Mii’s living spaces and pick out their outfits. This game appeals to people who like to fulfill duties. This is a perfect game for someone who likes to follow through on duties. Players that have a low score in dutifulness will not enjoy this game because the whole concept of this game is performing duties for in game characters and fulfilling their

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