# Topic 5: Value Based Game & Goal System

When a multi-chapter game is played by a player, **it needs to be proceed to the next chapter when a Goal is completed** which means that if there is no goal in a chapter, the chapter can be played forever as well.

### :trophy: SUCCESS - TRIGGER CONGRATULATIONS ON GAME or TO THE NEXT CHAPTER

**There are three fields to tell when the game can pass:** 

1. **Goal & condition** for writing the sentence. 
2. & 3. **Task list** If the goal is split into two steps for accomplishment.

> Set the objectives and victory condition in this format, the system will check the goal: \[who] \[do] \[what] will complete the game, \[if X] Examples
>
> * One of the characters admits to date with the player
> * The player points out the culprit. The answer is: John.
> * The player gets the Line ID from one of the character.
> * Miyu's happiness reaches 100%.
> * No goal for this game.

### :skull: FAIL - TRIGGER GAME OVER

**Failed When** represents the case you want the player to lose the game. You can turn this into *<mark style="color:blue;">**2 value-based conditions**</mark>*. Game Fail Condition can be assigned to *<mark style="color:blue;">Game, Player, a Single Character or All Character(including player)</mark>*.&#x20;

The value system is directly tied to failure conditions, allowing you to specify up to two distinct attribute values for different endings. These conditions can be set at different levels:

1. Game Level: Affects the entire game state
   1. Example: You can put down the total round as the restriction for Game, and the spaces can be written as: **`Game, Round = 0; Initial Value = 10 for a 10 round game`**
2. Player Level: Targets player status
   1. Example: For restriction on HP: **`Player, HP = 0, Initial Value = 10`**
3. Character Level: Applies to individual characters or all characters
   1. Example: For gain on one character's Trust: **`[Character Name], Trust = 10, Initial Value = 0`**
   2. Example: For all characters' Mana: **`All Character, Mana = 0, Initial Value = 100`**&#x59;ou can efficiently set universal attributes for all characters at once, and these will be displayed on the gameplay page.

If you want to trigger both conditions to fail, check mark *<mark style="color:blue;">Does both of them need to be triggered for Fail</mark>*.

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### No GOAL

If you want to turn off the Goal, Check mark `No Goal in this Chapter`

<figure><img src="/files/JQYFVuOaWOoxDcxtLGJb" alt=""><figcaption><p>This is in 4. Chapter Tab</p></figcaption></figure>


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