JP6848171B1 - Information processing equipment, information processing methods and programs - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a technique capable of repeatedly playing a plurality of quests. SOLUTION: A determination unit for determining a range of quests to be skipped among the plurality of quests from a plurality of different ranges based on the number of times a player has cleared a game including a plurality of quests in the past, and the determination unit. Provided is an information processing device having an execution unit that skips quests and executes the game within the range of the quests to be skipped determined in. [Selection diagram] Fig. 6

Description

The present invention relates to an information processing device, an information processing method and a program.

A game called a quest, in which a team consisting of a plurality of characters is used, called a deck, is known to clear an event performed in the game. Further, Patent Document 1 discloses a game in which a player can skip a stage to be started or a stage currently being played by consuming an item in a game composed of a plurality of stages. ing.

JP-A-2017-12424

In a game in which rewards can be obtained by clearing all of a plurality of quests, it is conceivable that each player can advance the game in an advantageous manner by clearing the plurality of quests many times and collecting rewards. However, if the plurality of quests are cleared many times, each player may find it painful to clear the quests and may lose the motivation to play the quests.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a technique capable of repeatedly playing a plurality of quests.

The information processing device according to one aspect of the present invention determines the range of quests to be skipped among the plurality of quests from a plurality of different ranges based on the number of times the player has cleared a game including a plurality of quests in the past. It has a determination unit for skipping a quest and an execution unit for executing the game by skipping the quest within the range of the quest to be skipped determined by the determination unit.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a technique that enables a plurality of quests to be repeatedly played.

It is a figure which shows an example of the system structure of the game system which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the hardware configuration example of a game server and a terminal. It is a figure which shows the functional block configuration example of a game server. It is a figure which shows an example of a player management DB, a clear history DB, and a skip setting DB. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the processing procedure performed by a game server. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the processing procedure at the time of executing a quest in the mode of skipping a quest.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In each figure, those having the same reference numerals have the same or similar configurations.

<System configuration>
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the system configuration of the game system 1 according to the present embodiment. The game system 1 shown in FIG. 1 includes a game server 10 (game device) and a plurality of terminals 20. The game server 10 and the terminal 20 are connected to each other so as to be able to communicate with each other via a communication network N such as the Internet, an intranet, a wireless LAN, or a mobile communication.

The game server 10 is a device that plays a part of the functions of the terminal 20 in providing the game, such as managing various information about the player and executing a part of the game. The game server 10 may be configured by one or a plurality of information processing devices, or may be configured by using a virtual server (cloud server or the like).

The terminal 20 is an information processing device that provides a game to a player, and the player can execute the game according to the present embodiment by operating the terminal 20. The terminal 20 is, for example, a computer such as a mobile phone (including a smartphone), a tablet, a personal computer, an arcade game device, or a consumer game device. The terminal 20 notifies the game server 10 of its own position detected by using GPS (Global Positioning System) or the like.

<Game overview>
Subsequently, an outline of the game provided by the game system 1 according to the present embodiment will be described. In the game provided by the game system 1 (hereinafter referred to as "this game"), the player organizes a deck with a character selected from a plurality of possessed characters, and uses the organized deck to perform a quest. By clearing it, you can get new characters and items. In addition, the player can challenge more difficult quests by synthesizing multiple acquired characters to grow into stronger characters, or by using items to strengthen the character's attributes. ..

Here, the quest is a term that means a mission whose clearing condition is to satisfy a certain predetermined condition. Quests are sometimes called explorations or tasks. The player who participated in the quest can clear the quest by satisfying the certain conditions, and when the quest is cleared, the player is rewarded and the story of this game progresses.

Also, in this game, a quest that is a set of multiple quests is prepared. In such quests, clearing all of a plurality of quests, rewarding the player, and progressing the story of this game. In the following explanation, a quest in which a plurality of quests are set is referred to as a "set quest". In the set quest, the order in which the quests should be cleared may be defined, or the quests may be cleared in an arbitrary order (for example, an order specified by the player, a randomly determined order, etc.).

The deck is a term that means a group in which a plurality of characters are combined. When executing (playing) a quest, the player selects a character having an ability suitable for clearing the quest, organizes a deck, and executes the quest. The game server 10 can store a plurality of decks organized by the player, and when executing the quest, the player selects one deck from the plurality of stored decks and executes the quest. Is also possible.

When the player executes the quest, a predetermined parameter that the player has, which is called "stamina", is consumed. The amount of stamina consumed varies from quest to quest. Further, the upper limit of stamina is set according to the player's level, experience value, and the like. Stamina consumed by playing quests will automatically recover over time.

In this game, when the player replays a set quest that has been cleared in the past, some of the quests included in the set quest are skipped based on the number of times the set quest has been cleared in the past. In addition, the skipped quest is considered to have been cleared, and the player can proceed to the next quest without playing the skipped quest. As a result, when the player plays the set quest again, the player can obtain a reward or the like without clearing all the plurality of quests included in the set quest.

<Hardware configuration>
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a hardware configuration example of the game server 10 and the terminal 20. The game server 10 and the terminal 20 are a processor 11 such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and a GPU (Graphical processing unit), a storage device 12 such as a memory, an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) and / or an SSD (Solid State Drive), and a wired connection. Alternatively, it has a communication IF (Interface) 13 that performs wireless communication, an input device 14 that accepts input operations, and an output device 15 that outputs information. The input device 14 is, for example, a keyboard, a touch panel, a mouse and / or a microphone. The output device 15 is, for example, a display, a touch panel, and / or a speaker.

<Functional block configuration>
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a functional block configuration of the game server 10. The game server 10 includes a storage unit 100 and a game control unit 110. The storage unit 100 can be realized by using the storage device 12 included in the game server 10. Further, the game control unit 110 can be realized by the processor 11 of the game server 10 executing the program stored in the storage device 12. In addition, the program can be stored in a storage medium. The storage medium in which the program is stored may be a non-transitory computer readable medium. The non-temporary storage medium is not particularly limited, but may be, for example, a storage medium such as a USB memory or a CD-ROM.

The storage unit 100 stores the player management DB 100a, the clear history DB 100b, and the skip setting DB 100c.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a player management DB 100a, a clear history DB 100b, and a skip setting DB 100c. The player management DB 100a manages the game data possessed by each player. In the player management DB 100a, for example, an ID (player ID) that uniquely identifies a player, a player's nickname (nickname), a player ID of another player registered as a friend-related player, and a terminal 20 used by the player The current position of the player, the player's experience value, the player's rank and the player's stamina, and the ID of the item possessed by the player are associated and stored.

The clear history DB 100b manages the number of times the player has cleared each set quest. The clear history DB 100b is associated with, for example, an ID that uniquely identifies the player (player ID), an ID that uniquely identifies the set quest (set quest ID), and the number of times the set quest has been cleared (clear count). It is stored. The number of clears in the clear history DB may be reset (returned to 0) at a predetermined cycle.

The skip setting DB100c manages the quest to be skipped among the plurality of quests included in the set quest. The skip setting DB100c is associated with, for example, an ID that uniquely identifies the set quest (set quest ID), setting information related to each quest included in the set quest (quest setting), and a setting related to the quest to be skipped (skip setting). Is stored. In the skip setting, for example, the range of quests to be skipped is set according to the number of plays and the number of quests to be skipped. Not limited to this, it is also possible to explicitly set a quest to skip according to the number of plays.

The explanation will be continued by returning to FIG. The game control unit 110 provides various functions necessary for executing this game. The game control unit 110 includes a reception unit 111, a determination unit 112, an execution unit 113, and a grant unit 114.

The reception unit 111 receives from the player the selection of the set quest to be executed, the selection of the deck to be used for the quest, and the like. In addition, the reception unit 111 accepts a selection as to whether or not to enable skipping of the quest when executing the set quest.

When the player executes a set quest (game) including a plurality of quests, the determination unit 112 determines a quest to be skipped among the plurality of quests.

The execution unit 113 skips the quest within the range of the quest to be skipped determined by the determination unit 112, and executes the set quest.

When the player clears each quest included in the set quest, the granting unit 114 gives the player a reward for clearing each quest. In addition, when the player clears all the quests included in the set quest, the player is given a predetermined reward for clearing all the quests.

Each functional block described above may be provided in the terminal 20 instead of the game server 10. The game server 10 and the terminal 20 may be referred to as a computer.

<Processing procedure>
Subsequently, the processing procedure when the game server 10 executes the set quest while skipping the quest will be described.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of a processing procedure performed by the game server. First, the reception unit 111 receives the selection of the set quest to be executed from the player (S10). Subsequently, the reception unit 111 receives from the player a selection as to whether or not to enable skipping of the quest when executing the set quest (S11). When the selection to enable the skip of the quest is accepted (S11-YES), the set quest is executed in the mode of skipping the execution unit quest (S12). On the other hand, when the selection that the skip of the quest is not enabled is accepted (S11-NO), the set quest is executed without skipping the quest (S12).

FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an example of a processing procedure when executing a quest in a mode in which the quest is skipped. First, the determination unit 112 acquires the number of times the player has cleared the set quest to be executed in the past by accessing the clear history DB 100b (S21). Subsequently, the determination unit 112 determines the quest to be skipped based on the acquired number of clears (S22). A specific example of the process in which the determination unit 112 determines the quest to be skipped will be described later.

Subsequently, the execution unit 113 starts executing the set quest (S22). The execution unit 113 selects one quest to be executed first from the plurality of quests included in the set quest.

The execution unit 113 determines whether or not the quest to be executed corresponds to the quest to be skipped determined in step S21 (S23). If the quest is not the target of skipping (S23-NO), the execution unit 113 executes the quest (S24). Further, when the player clears the quest, the granting unit 114 gives the player a reward for clearing the quest.

When the quest to be executed is a quest to be skipped (S23-YES), the execution unit 113 proceeds to the next quest (S25).

When the quest is cleared in the processing procedure of step S24, the execution unit 113 determines whether or not all the quests included in the set quest have been cleared (S26). If all the quests have not been cleared (S26-NO), the execution unit 113 proceeds to the next quest (S27). When all the quests are cleared (S26-YES), the execution unit 113 and the granting unit 114 execute a process for ending the set quest (S28). For example, the execution unit 113 may display information specific to the set quest, such as the clearing time of each quest, on the screen of the terminal 20. In addition, the granting unit 114 may grant the player a reward for clearing all the quests. The reward may be of greater value than the reward given for completing each quest.

(How to decide which quest to skip)
Subsequently, a method of determining the quest to be skipped by the determination unit 112 will be described in the processing procedure of step S21.

[Method 1]
The determination unit 112 determines the range of quests to be skipped among the plurality of quests from a plurality of different ranges based on the number of times the player has cleared a set quest (game) including a plurality of quests in the past. .. The plurality of ranges may be set so that the range of quests to be skipped increases as the number of times the player clears the set quest in the past increases. For example, the order of clearing multiple quests included in a set quest is defined, and the range of quests to be skipped is from the Nth quest (1st quest) to the Mth quest (2nd quest). The Mth quest may be set so that the more times the player has cleared the game in the past, the later the quest. Further, the Nth quest may be set so that the more times the player has cleared the game in the past, the later the quest.

"Second half quest" means a quest that is cleared in a later order. For example, if the player has cleared the game 2 to 5 times in the past, the value of M is 5, if it is 6 to 10 times, the value of M is 10, and if it is 11 times or more, the value of M is. The value may be set so that the greater the number of times the player has cleared the game in the past, such as 15, the larger the value of M (that is, the latter half of the quest). Note that the quests for which the order of clearing is defined may be quests in which the reward increases as the order of clearing becomes later. In this case, the "second half quest" may mean a quest with a higher reward. In addition, the quests for which the order of clearing is defined may be a quest whose difficulty level becomes higher as the order of clearing becomes later. In this case, the "second half quest" may mean a quest with a higher difficulty level.

A specific example will be described with reference to FIG. The set quest Q100 is composed of 15 quests, quests SQ1 to SQ15. In addition, in the skip setting of set quest Q100, when the number of plays is 2 to 4, the quest to be skipped is determined from quests SQ1 to quest SQ3, and when the number of plays is 5 to 7 times. Determines the quest to be skipped from Quest SQ1 to Quest SQ6, and if the number of plays is 8 or more, it is shown that the quest to be skipped is determined from Quest SQ1 to Quest SQ10. ing.

For example, when the player has cleared the set quest Q100 five times in the past, the determination unit 112 determines the quest to be skipped from the quests SQ1 to quest SQ6. The method of determination is arbitrary, but for example, it may be determined randomly. For example, quest SQ2 and quest SQ6 may be skipped, or quest SQ1, quest SQ4 and quest SQ6 may be skipped.

Further, the number of quests to be skipped is preset based on the number of times the player has cleared the set quest in the past, and the determination unit 112 skips according to the preset number of quests to be skipped. The quest to be actually skipped may be determined from the range of the target quests. The number of quests to be skipped may be set in advance so that the number of times the player has cleared the set quest in the past increases.

A specific example will be described with reference to FIG. If the number of plays is 2 to 4, there is one quest to be skipped, and if the number of plays is 5 to 7, there are 3 quests to be skipped, and the number of plays is 8. In the case of more than one time, it is assumed that the number of quests to be skipped is five in advance.

For example, if the player has cleared the set quest Q100 five times in the past, the determination unit 112 determines three quests to be skipped from the quests SQ1 to quest SQ6. The method of determination is arbitrary, but for example, it may be determined at random, or the quest numbers may be determined in ascending or descending order. For example, quest SQ2, quest SQ5, and quest SQ6 may be skipped, and quest SQ1, quest SQ2, and quest SQ3 may be skipped.

[Method 2]
The determination unit 112 determines the range of quests to be skipped among the plurality of quests from a plurality of different ranges based on the number of times the player has cleared a set quest (game) including a plurality of quests in the past. .. The determination unit 112 determines the number of quests to be skipped based on the number of times the player has cleared the set quest in the past, and corresponds to the plurality of ranges according to the determined number of quests to be skipped. May be set.

Further, the determination unit 112 may determine the number of quests to be skipped so that the number of quests to be skipped increases as the number of times the player has cleared the set quests in the past increases.

A specific example will be described with reference to FIG. If the number of plays is 2 to 4, there is one quest to be skipped, and if the number of plays is 5 to 7, there are two quests to be skipped, and the number of plays is 8. In the case of more than one time, it is assumed that the number of quests to be skipped is three in advance.

In FIG. 4, the set quest Q102 is composed of 20 quests of quests SQ1 to SQ20. In the skip setting of set quest Q102, if one quest is skipped, it is skipped in the range of quest SQ1 to quest SQ3, and if two quests are skipped, it is skipped in the range of quest SQ1 to quest SQ5. When skipping three quests, it is shown to skip in the range of quest SQ3 to quest SQ9.

For example, if the player has cleared the set quest Q100 twice in the past, the determination unit 112 determines one quest to be skipped from the quests SQ1 to quest SQ5. The method of determination is arbitrary, but for example, it may be determined at random, or the quest numbers may be determined in ascending or descending order. For example, quest SQ3 may be a skip target, or quest SQ1 may be a skip target.

(How to give rewards for each quest)
In the processing procedure of step S24 of FIG. 6, when the player clears each quest included in the set quest, the granting unit 114 gives the player a reward for clearing each quest. At this time, the granting unit 114 may grant a reward when each quest is cleared, or is given to the player by clearing each quest when all the quests are cleared. Rewards may be given together.

Further, the granting unit 114 may also consider that the quest to be skipped has cleared the quest, and grant a reward given when the quest is cleared. Here, the granting unit 114 may grant a reward to the quest to be skipped when skipping the quest. For example, it is assumed that it is decided to skip quest SQ3 in a set quest in which five quests of quest SQ1 to quest SQ5 should be cleared in order. In this case, the granting unit 114 may grant a reward to the quest SQ3 when the quest SQ2 immediately before the quest to be skipped is cleared.

In addition, the granting unit 114 may grant rewards to the quests to be skipped collectively when all the quests to be skipped are skipped in the set quest. For example, it is assumed that it is decided to skip quest SQ2 and quest SQ4 in a set quest in which five quests of quest SQ1 to quest SQ5 should be cleared in order. In this case, the granting unit 114 may grant rewards for quest SQ2 and quest SQ4 when the quest SQ3 immediately before the quest to be skipped is cleared. Alternatively, the granting unit 114 may collectively grant the reward given to the player by clearing each quest including the quest to be skipped when all the quests are cleared.

In addition, the order of clearing a plurality of quests is defined, and when the player clears a predetermined quest among the plurality of quests, the granting unit 114 waits between the first quest and the time of clearing the predetermined quest. For the existing skip target quests, the reward given by clearing the skip target quest may be given to the player. The predetermined quest may be fixedly set in advance for each quest (or common to all quests), for example, the third quest and the last quest. Further, the predetermined quest may be a quest with a number determined by a predetermined mathematical formula. For example, the predetermined mathematical formula may be N × α (N = 1, 2, 3, ..., α is a positive integer). When α = 5, the 1st quest, the 5th quest, and the 10th quest become the predetermined quests.

For example, it is assumed that it is decided to skip quest SQ3 and quest SQ5 in a set quest in which 10 quests of quest SQ1 to quest SQ5 should be cleared in order. Also, it is assumed that the predetermined quest is quest SQ7. In this case, the granting unit 114 may grant rewards for quest SQ3 and quest SQ7 when the player clears quest SQ7.

In addition, the order of clearing a plurality of quests is arbitrary, and when the granting unit 114 clears a predetermined number of quests among the plurality of quests, the granting unit 114 skips the skipped quests before clearing the predetermined number of quests. The reward given when the player is cleared may be given to the player. The predetermined number of quests may be fixedly set in advance for each quest (or common to all quests), for example, 10 quests or all quests.

For example, it is assumed that it is decided to skip quests SQ3 and quest SQ5 in a set quest in which 10 quests of quests SQ1 to SQ5 should be cleared in any order. Also, it is assumed that the predetermined number of quests is five. In this case, the granting unit 114 may grant a reward for the skipped quest when the player clears the five quests.

(Supplementary information regarding processing procedures)
The order in which multiple quests should be cleared is defined, and the execution unit 113 executes the plurality of quests in the order in which they should be cleared until the quest to be skipped is reached, and when the quest to be skipped is reached. In addition, the quest to be skipped may be skipped. For example, suppose that a set quest consists of 10 quests, quests SQ1 to SQ10, and it is necessary to clear the quests in the order of quests SQ1 to SQ10. Further, it is assumed that the quests to be skipped are quest SQ3 and quest SQ5. In this case, when the player clears quest SQ1 and quest SQ2, the execution unit 113 skips quest SQ3 and proceeds to quest SQ4, and when the player clears quest SQ4, skips quest SQ5 and proceeds to quest SQ6.

The quest to be skipped may be preset for all players. For example, suppose you have a set quest consisting of 5 quests, quests SQ1-5. It may be predetermined that the set quest skips quest SQ2 when the number of plays is 2 to 4, and skips quest SQ3 and quest SQ4 when the number of plays is 5 or more. In addition, the quest to be skipped may be updated at a predetermined cycle (weekly, monthly, etc.).

Of the quests included in the set quest, the cleared quests may be recorded in the clear history DB. For example, it is assumed that the player has cleared quests SQ3 for a set quest that requires clearing 10 quests of quests SQ1 to SQ10 in order. In this case, it may be recorded in the clear history DB that quests SQ1 to quest SQ3 have been cleared.

When the cleared quest is recorded in the clear history DB, the execution unit 113 may skip the cleared quest when the player resumes the execution of the set quest.

The determination unit 112 may make the skip process for the player who has never cleared the set quest different from the skip process for the player who has cleared the set quest in the past. For example, when a player who has never cleared a set quest resumes execution of a set quest, the quest that has already been cleared may be skipped. For example, suppose that the player first executes a set quest that requires clearing 10 quests SQ1 to SQ10 in order, clears up to quest SQ5, and interrupts the set quest. In this case, when the player executes the set quest again, it may be restarted from the quest SQ6. On the other hand, it is assumed that a player who has cleared the set quest in the past clears up to quest SQ5 and interrupts the set quest. In this case, when the player executes the set quest again, it may be restarted from the quest SQ1.

<Summary>
According to the embodiment described above, when the player replays a set quest that has been cleared in the past, some of the quests included in the set quest are selected based on the number of times the set quest has been cleared in the past. I tried to skip it. This makes it possible to provide a technique that enables multiple quests to be played repeatedly.

The embodiments described above are for facilitating the understanding of the present invention, and are not for limiting and interpreting the present invention. The flowchart, sequence, each element included in the embodiment, its arrangement, material, condition, shape, size, and the like described in the embodiment are not limited to those exemplified, and can be changed as appropriate. In addition, the configurations shown in different embodiments can be partially replaced or combined.

<Additional notes>
<Appendix 1>
A determination unit that determines the range of quests to be skipped from a plurality of different quests based on the number of times the player has cleared a game including a plurality of quests in the past.
An execution unit that skips quests and executes the game within the range of the quests to be skipped, which is determined by the determination unit, and an execution unit that executes the game.
Information processing device with.

According to Appendix 1, it is possible to play multiple quests repeatedly.

<Appendix 2>
The determination unit determines the number of quests to be skipped based on the number of times the player has cleared the game in the past, and sets the plurality of ranges to the number of determined quests to be skipped. Correspondingly set,
The information processing device according to claim 1.

According to Appendix 2, the number of quests to be skipped can be changed according to the number of times the player has cleared the game. Also, by changing the number of quests to be skipped, it is possible to change the range of quests to be skipped.

<Appendix 3>
The determination unit determines the number of quests to be skipped so that the number of quests to be skipped increases as the number of times the player has cleared the game in the past increases.
The information processing device according to claim 2.

According to Appendix 3, the number of quests to be skipped can be increased according to the number of times the player has cleared the game.

<Appendix 4>
The plurality of ranges are set so that the more times the player has cleared the game in the past, the wider the range of the quests to be skipped.
The information processing device according to claim 1.

According to Appendix 4, the more times the player clears the game, the wider the range of quests to be skipped becomes possible.

<Appendix 5>
The order of clearing the multiple quests is defined.
The range of the quests to be skipped is the range from the first quest to the second quest.
The second quest is set so that the more times the player has cleared the game in the past, the later the quest.
The information processing device according to claim 4.

According to Appendix 5, the more times the player clears the game, the more quests in the latter half can be included in the range of quests to be skipped.

<Appendix 6>
The order of clearing the multiple quests is defined.
The execution unit executes the plurality of quests in the order until the quest to be skipped is reached, and when the quest to be skipped is reached, the quest to be skipped is skipped.
The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 5.

According to Appendix 6, it is possible to clear the quests in a fixed order until the quest to be skipped is reached <Appendix 7>.
The order of clearing the multiple quests is defined.
When the predetermined quest is cleared among the plurality of quests, the player further has a granting unit that grants the reward given when the predetermined quest is cleared by the predetermined quest. ,
The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 6.

According to Appendix 7, when a player clears a predetermined quest, it is possible to give the player a reward for the quest skipped so far.

<Appendix 8>
A step in which the computer determines the range of quests to be skipped from among the plurality of quests from a plurality of different ranges based on the number of times the player has cleared the game including the plurality of quests in the past.
A step in which the computer skips the quest within the range of the quest to be skipped and executes the game determined in the step to be determined.
Information processing method to perform.

According to Appendix 8, it is possible to play a plurality of quests repeatedly.

<Appendix 9>
On the computer
A step of determining the range of quests to be skipped from the plurality of quests from a plurality of different ranges based on the number of times the player has cleared the game including multiple quests in the past.
A step of skipping a quest within the range of the quest to be skipped and executing the game determined in the step of determining the game, and a step of executing the game.
A program to execute.

According to Appendix 9, it is possible to play a plurality of quests repeatedly.

1 ... Game system, 10 ... Game server, 11 ... Processor, 12 ... Storage device, 13 ... Communication IF, 14 ... Input device, 15 ... Output device, 20 ... Terminal, 100 ... Storage unit, 110 ... Game control unit, 111 ... reception department, 112 ... decision department, 113 ... execution department, 114 ... granting department

Claims (13)

Of the plurality of quests, when the number of times the player has cleared the game including a plurality of quests in the past is one or more first times and one or more second times different from the first number. A decision unit that determines the range of the quests to be skipped from a plurality of different ranges so that the number of quests to be skipped is different.
An execution unit that skips quests and executes the game within the range of the quests to be skipped, which is determined by the determination unit, and an execution unit that executes the game.
Information processing device with. In the determination unit, when the second number of times is larger than the first number of times, the number of quests to be skipped is determined when the number of times the player has cleared the game in the past is the second number of times . the player so is greater than the number of quests number of clearing the game in the past is the skipped if it is the first number, and determines the number of quests to be the skipped, the plurality Set the range of, corresponding to the determined number of quests to be skipped,
The information processing device according to claim 1. A determination unit that determines the range of quests to be skipped from a plurality of different quests based on the number of times the player has cleared a game including a plurality of quests in the past.
An execution unit that skips quests and executes the game within the range of the quests to be skipped, which is determined by the determination unit, and an execution unit that executes the game.
Have,
The decision unit
The number of quests to be skipped is determined based on the number of times the player has cleared the game in the past, and the plurality of ranges are set according to the number of determined quests to be skipped. ,
The greater the number of times before Symbol player clears the game in the past, the number of quest to be the skip target so that many, to determine the number of quest to be the skip target,
Information processing apparatus. A determination unit that determines the range of quests to be skipped from a plurality of different quests based on the number of times the player has cleared a game including a plurality of quests in the past.
An execution unit that skips quests and executes the game within the range of the quests to be skipped, which is determined by the determination unit, and an execution unit that executes the game.
Have,
The plurality of ranges are set so that the more times the player has cleared the game in the past, the wider the range of the quests to be skipped.
Information processing apparatus. The order of clearing the multiple quests is defined.
The range of the quests to be skipped is the range from the first quest to the second quest.
The second quest is set so that the more times the player has cleared the game in the past, the later the quest.
The information processing device according to claim 4. The order of clearing the multiple quests is defined.
The execution unit executes the plurality of quests in the order until the quest to be skipped is reached, and when the quest to be skipped is reached, the quest to be skipped is skipped.
The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 5. The order of clearing the multiple quests is defined.
When the predetermined quest is cleared among the plurality of quests, the player further has a granting unit that grants the reward given when the predetermined quest is cleared by the predetermined quest. ,
The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 6. When the number of times the player has cleared a game including a plurality of quests in the past is one or more first times and one or more second times different from the first times, the plurality of times A step of determining the range of the quests to be skipped from a plurality of different ranges so that the number of quests to be skipped is different among the quests.
A step in which the computer skips the quest within the range of the quest to be skipped and executes the game determined in the step to be determined.
Information processing method to perform. On the computer
Of the plurality of quests, when the number of times the player has cleared the game including a plurality of quests in the past is one or more first times and one or more second times different from the first number. A step of determining the range of the quests to be skipped from a plurality of different ranges so that the number of quests to be skipped is different, and
A step of skipping a quest within the range of the quest to be skipped and executing the game determined in the step of determining the game,
A program to execute. A step in which the computer determines the range of quests to be skipped from among the plurality of quests from a plurality of different ranges based on the number of times the player has cleared the game including the plurality of quests in the past.
A step in which the computer skips the quest within the range of the quest to be skipped and executes the game determined in the step to be determined.
The computer determines the number of quests to be skipped based on the number of times the player has cleared the game in the past, and the plurality of ranges correspond to the determined number of quests to be skipped. And the steps to set
A step in which the computer determines the number of quests to be skipped so that the more times the player has cleared the game in the past, the greater the number of quests to be skipped.
Information processing method to perform. On the computer
A step of determining the range of quests to be skipped from the plurality of quests from a plurality of different ranges based on the number of times the player has cleared the game including multiple quests in the past.
A step of skipping a quest within the range of the quest to be skipped and executing the game determined in the step of determining the game, and a step of executing the game.
The number of quests to be skipped is determined based on the number of times the player has cleared the game in the past, and the plurality of ranges are set according to the number of determined quests to be skipped. Steps and
A step of determining the number of quests to be skipped so that the number of quests to be skipped increases as the number of times the player has cleared the game in the past increases.
A program to execute. A step in which the computer determines the range of quests to be skipped from among the plurality of quests from a plurality of different ranges based on the number of times the player has cleared the game including the plurality of quests in the past.
A step in which the computer skips the quest within the range of the quest to be skipped and executes the game determined in the step to be determined.
And
The plurality of ranges are set so that the more times the player has cleared the game in the past, the wider the range of the quests to be skipped.
Information processing method. On the computer
A step of determining the range of quests to be skipped from the plurality of quests from a plurality of different ranges based on the number of times the player has cleared the game including multiple quests in the past.
A step of skipping a quest within the range of the quest to be skipped and executing the game determined in the step of determining the game, and a step of executing the game.
To execute,
The plurality of ranges are set so that the more times the player has cleared the game in the past, the wider the range of the quests to be skipped.
program.

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