JP2014079529A - Video game processor and video game processing program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve the strategic characteristic of a turn-based video game.SOLUTION: A video game processor 100 includes a battle management table 12a for storing a number-of-actions control point (e.g. BP) used in increasing the number of actions in a turn-based battle. In a turn of a player character, the video game processor 100 accepts a request for using the number-of-actions control point. When accepting the request for use, the video game processor 100 adds the number of actions corresponding to a use point presented in the request for use to a predetermined basic number of actions to determine a current number of actions showing the number of actions of this turn. The video game processor 100 accepts specifications of battle commands used in the turn-based battle for the determined current number of actions, and reduces the number-of-actions control point by subtracting therefrom the use point presented in the request for use. Then the video game processor 100 causes the player character to perform actions corresponding to the battle commands accepted for the current number of actions.

Description

  The present invention relates to a technique for controlling the progress of a video game.

  Conventionally, in a turn-based video game, when a player's turn starts, many video games are proposed in which an input of a command to a character (player character) that can be operated by the player is received and the player character is moved according to the received command. ing.

  In such a video game, there was a system that accumulates actions for one turn and uses powerful skills in the next turn. In such a system, for example, in a turn-based video game, the player character performs an action at a predetermined power level or performs another action by charging the power level to a level higher than the predetermined power level. There is one that can be selected (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2007-75612 A

  However, in conventional turn-based video games, there is only a choice between saving power and using strong techniques by abandoning turns, or using normal techniques without abandoning turns. There was a problem.

  An object of the present invention is to improve the strategy of a turn-based video game in order to solve the above problems.

  The video game processing device of the present invention is a video game processing device for controlling the progress of a video game including a turn-based battle with an enemy character by displaying a player character on a display screen of a display device, wherein the turn-based battle is performed. A number-of-actions control point storage means for storing a number-of-actions control point used when increasing the number of actions in the game, and point use for receiving a request for using the number-of-actions control point in the turn of the player character in the turn-based battle When the request is accepted by the request accepting means and the point use request accepting means, the number of actions corresponding to the use point presented at the time of the use request is added to the predetermined number of basic actions. This time to determine the number of actions this time indicating the number of actions this turn A number-of-times determining means, a battle command designation receiving means for accepting the number of times of the current action determined by the number-of-actions determining means of the battle command used in the turn-based battle, and the amount of use points presented at the time of the use request A point subtracting means for subtracting the action frequency control point by subtracting the point, and an action for causing the player character to execute an action corresponding to the battle command for the current action count received by the battle command designation receiving means. Execution means.

  With the above configuration, the strategy of turn-based video games can be improved.

  In the turn of the player character in the turn-based battle, a waiver request accepting unit that accepts an abandon request for the action of the current turn, and an abandonment of the action of the current turn when the abandon request is accepted by the abandon request accepting unit It may be configured to include a predetermined point adding means for adding the action frequency control point by adding a predetermined point as a minute.

  In the turn of the player character in the turn-based battle, the point use request accepting means, when the use point presented at the use request of the action count control point exceeds the remaining point in the action count control point However, it may be configured to accept the use request.

  When it becomes the turn of the player character in the turn-based battle, the remaining point determining means for determining whether or not there is a remaining point of the action frequency control point, and the remaining point determining means determines that there is no remaining point In response to this, the skip means for skipping the current turn in the player character, and when the current turn is skipped by the skip means, a predetermined specific point is added as a skip amount for the current turn. Thus, a specific point adding means for adding the action frequency control point may be included.

  Furthermore, the video game processing program of the present invention displays a player character on the display screen of the display device, and causes the computer to realize a function of controlling the progress of the video game including a turn-based battle with the enemy character. A processing program, comprising: an action number control point storage means for storing an action number control point used for increasing the number of actions in the turn-based battle; and the computer of the player character in the turn-based battle. In the turn, when a use request is accepted by the point use request accepting function and the point use request accepting function that accepts the use request of the action frequency control point, the use request indicated at the time of the use request The number of actions is set to a predetermined basic action number This action number determination function that determines the number of times of current action indicating the number of actions of the current turn by calculation, and the number of current action times determined by the action number determination function to specify the battle command used in the turn-based battle Accepted by the received battle command designation reception function, the point subtraction function for subtracting the action frequency control point by subtracting the points for the usage points presented at the time of the usage request, and the battle command designation reception function This is to realize an action execution function for causing the player character to execute an action corresponding to the battle command for the current action count.

  According to the present invention, the strategy of a turn-based video game can be improved.

It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of a video game processing apparatus. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of the storage state of battle management information. It is a flowchart which shows the example of a battle process. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the example of a battle screen. It is a flowchart which shows the example of a brave process. It is a flowchart which shows the example of a default process.

  Hereinafter, an example of an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a video game processing apparatus 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the video game processing apparatus 100 includes a game program reading unit 10, a control unit 11, a storage unit 12, a display unit 13, a sound output unit 14, a player operation receiving unit 15, and a communication unit 16. Including. Hereinafter, a user who plays a video game using the video game processing apparatus 100 will be described as a player X.

  The program reading unit 10 has a function of reading a necessary video game program from a storage medium containing a storage medium in which various video game programs are stored. In this example, the program reading unit 10 has a mounting unit for mounting a detachable game cartridge 20 in which a video game program is stored, and the storage medium of the game cartridge 20 mounted on the mounting unit by the player X The game program is read from and stored in the storage unit 12. Note that the video game executed in accordance with the video game program used in this example is a turn-based video game such as an RPG, a simulation game, a puzzle game, or a battle game, and the player X is requested to input a command. Any video game may be used.

  The control unit 11 has a function of executing the game program read by the program reading unit 10 and stored in the storage unit 12 and executing various controls for advancing the video game in accordance with the operation of the player X.

  The storage unit 12 is a storage medium that stores a video game program and various types of data that are necessary for a video game to proceed. The storage unit 12 is configured by a nonvolatile memory such as a RAM, for example. The storage unit 12 stores various types of information registered / updated as the game progresses, and various types of information used in the game read from the storage medium built in the game cartridge 20.

  The display unit 13 is a display device that displays a game screen according to the progress of the video game and the player X operation according to the control of the control unit 11. The display unit 13 is configured by a liquid crystal display device, for example. The display unit 13 may be configured to include one display screen, may include two display screens, and one of the two display screens may include a touch panel.

  The sound output unit 14 outputs sound in accordance with the progress of the video game and the operation by the player X under the control of the control unit 11.

  The player operation accepting unit 15 accepts an operation signal corresponding to the operation by the player X and notifies the control unit 11 of the result. In this example, the operation receiving unit 15 receives an operation by the player X via a touch panel provided on the display unit 13. The operation reception unit 15 may be configured to receive an operation by the player X via a controller such as a mouse or a game pad.

  The communication unit 16 is connected to a communication network such as the Internet wirelessly or by wire and transmits / receives various information.

  Here, an example of a video game executed by the video game processing apparatus 100 will be described. In this example, in the video game processing apparatus 100, a turn-based battle between a character (player character) operated by the player X and a character (enemy character) operated by a computer (or another player as a communication partner). Is executed. In turn-based battle, the player X advances one battle for each turn by selecting one command from a plurality of commands and operating the player character. In addition to general commands such as “warf” and “item”, the plurality of commands include commands “brave” and “default”.

  Brave is when increasing the number of actions of a player character in a turn-based battle (when operating a party composed of a plurality of player characters, each player character or the entire party. In this example, each player character). This command consumes the brave power used (hereinafter referred to as “BP”) and increases the number of actions of the player character in one turn. In this example, a case where one character can use a brave up to 3 times per turn will be described as an example. Also, in this example, it is assumed that the brave can be used three times even when the BP is “0”, and the BP of the character who used the brave three times in the “0” state is “−3”. When the number of times set for the character (the number of basic actions) is 1, the character can execute the action for four times in one turn, but cannot act for three turns thereafter. Note that the configuration of the BP is not limited to this, and the threshold is not limited to “0”. That is, the player character may be configured to be unable to act when BP is less than the threshold.

  The default is a command for accumulating BP by abandoning the action of the player character in one turn. In this example, the player character for which default is selected is in a predetermined default state, specifically, a state devoted to defense.

  In order to control the progress of the video game, in this example, the storage unit 12 includes a battle management table 12a.

  The battle management table 12a is a variety of information related to a battle (hereinafter referred to as “battle management information”) including an action count control point (BP in this example) used when increasing the number of actions in a turn-based battle. Is a storage medium for storing.

  The turn-based battle in this example is started when the BP of the player character is 0 in principle. Then, when a brave or default is selected by the player X, the battle proceeds while BP is added or subtracted. In addition, it is good also as a structure where it is essential that the value of BP goes up and down according to progress of a battle, and it is good also as a structure which is not essential.

  FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of a storage state of battle management information stored in the battle management table 12a. As shown in FIG. 2, the battle management information includes player information and enemy information.

  The player information indicates BP, HP, MP, command, status, etc. for each player character. Here, the command is a command (hereinafter referred to as “battle command” as appropriate) set for the player character for each turn. The status indicates the state of the player character. In this example, the status indicates a “default state” in addition to a general attribute abnormality and a strengthened state.

  The enemy information indicates HP, MP, status, etc. for each enemy character. The enemy information may include general information such as information about items obtained when the player defeats the enemy, or information about BP for each enemy character.

  Next, the operation of the video game processing apparatus 100 of this example will be described.

  FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing an example of battle processing executed by the video game processing apparatus 100. In the battle process, a process for controlling the progress of a turn-based battle between a player character and an enemy character (a character operated by a computer or another player) is performed. Note that the contents of processing not related to the present invention may be omitted.

  The battle process is started when the battle start condition is satisfied according to the progress of the game, for example, when the player character comes into contact with the enemy character on the field.

  In the battle process, first, the control unit 11 refers to the battle management table 12a (see FIG. 2) and displays a battle screen (step S101).

  FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram for explaining an example of a battle screen. As shown in FIG. 4, the battle screen is provided with a battle field display area 401 indicating a battle field, and an operation screen display area 410 indicating an image for accepting an operation input by the player X.

  In the battle field display area 401, a player character and an enemy character are displayed. In this example, a case where three player characters PC1 to PC3 and two enemy characters NPC1 and NPC2 are displayed will be described as an example. In this example, when the character is in a specific state, an image corresponding to the specific state may be displayed in the vicinity of the character so that the player can recognize that fact. For example, when all of the three player characters PC1 to PC3 are in the default state, the character string “Default!” Is displayed above the three player characters PC1 to PC3 as shown in FIG.

  In the operation screen display area 410, a command list image 411 that shows a list of commands, a cursor C that can be operated by the player X, and status images that show various statuses of the player character (for example, abnormal state and remaining amount of HP). 412 is displayed.

  The command list image 411 displays at least one battle command that can be selected by the player X in the battle. In this example, a case where fight, ability, brave, default, friend, item, and escape are displayed as battle commands will be described as an example.

  In the status image 412, the statuses of the three player characters PC1 to PC3 participating in the battle (the state of characters including HP, etc .; the same applies hereinafter) are displayed with numbers and gauges. In this example, the case where BP, HP, and MP are displayed in the status image 412 will be described as an example.

  When the battle screen is displayed, the control unit 11 determines whether or not it is the turn of the player X (step S102). If it is determined that it is not the turn of the player X (N in step S102), the control unit 11 proceeds to a process in step S112 described later.

  On the other hand, if it is determined that the turn is the player X (Y in step S102), the control unit 11 refers to the battle management table 12a and is a player character having a BP less than 0 (that is, a character having a BP less than a threshold. Specifically, it is determined whether or not there is a character with a negative BP (step S103). If it is determined that there is no player character with a BP less than 0 among the three player characters PC1 to PC3 (N in step S103), the control unit 11 proceeds to a process in step S107 described later.

  On the other hand, if it is determined that there is a player character having a BP less than “0” among the three player characters PC1 to PC3 (Y in step S103), the control unit 11 turns the player character having a BP less than “0”. Is skipped (that is, it is determined that the player character is not requested to input a battle command for the player character) (step S104), and 1 is added to the BP of the player character (step S105). In addition, the addition value of BP is not limited to this, For example, it is good also as a structure changed according to the capability of a player character.

  When the BP is added (more specifically, when the battle management table is updated), the control unit 11 determines whether or not to skip all the turns of all the player characters (party) participating in the battle (step S106). . Here, if it is determined that all of them are to be skipped (Y in step S106), the control unit 11 proceeds to a process in step S400 described later.

  On the other hand, if it is determined that all are not skipped (N in step S106), the control unit 11 displays a command selection screen (not shown) (step S107). In this example, the case where the configuration of the command selection screen is the same as that of the battle screen will be described as an example (see FIG. 4).

  When the command selection screen is displayed, the control unit 11 determines whether or not a brave selection has been accepted (step S108). Here, when “brave” in the command list image 411 is selected by the player X, the control unit 11 determines that the brave selection is accepted (Y in step S108), and the action using the BP is given to the player character. A brave process that is a process to be executed is executed (step S200). The braving process will be described in detail later (see FIG. 5).

  On the other hand, if it determines with not accepting brave selection (N of step S108), the control part 11 will determine whether default selection was received (step S109). If it is determined that the default selection has not been accepted (N in step S109), the control unit 11 has accepted the selection of another command (for example, “warf”, “ability”, etc., see FIG. 4). If it is determined that selection of another command has been received (Y in step S110), processing corresponding to the command that has received the selection is executed (step S111).

  On the other hand, when “default” in the command list image 411 is selected by the player X, the control unit 11 determines that the default selection has been accepted (Y in step S109), sets the player character to the default state, and abandons the turn. A default process is executed for the purpose (step S300). The default process will be described later in detail (see FIG. 6).

  When a process corresponding to any one of the brave process, the default process, and the command for which selection has been accepted is executed (steps S200, S300, S111), the control unit 11 determines whether or not the battle is ended (step S112). ). Here, for example, when the victory condition of the player X is satisfied because the enemy character is annihilated, the control unit 11 determines that the battle is ended (Y in step S112), and the process here is ended.

  On the other hand, if it determines with a battle not ending (N of step S112), the control part 11 will perform the enemy character control process for controlling the action of an enemy character (step S400). In this example, the control unit 11 sets a battle command to the two enemy characters NPC1 and NPC2 in accordance with, for example, a predetermined action rule, and advances the turn of the enemy character. Since the enemy character control process uses a known method, detailed description thereof is omitted here.

  When the enemy character control process is finished, the control unit 11 proceeds to the process of step S102. Note that when the defeat condition of the player X is satisfied in the turn of the enemy character, the control unit 11 determines that the battle is ended instead of the turn of the player X (N in Step S102) (Y in Step S112). The process in is terminated.

  FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of the brave process executed by the video game processing apparatus 100. In the brave process, the number of actions corresponding to the BP to be used is added to a predetermined basic action number to determine the current action number indicating the action number of the current turn, and the battle command used in the turn-based battle Is received for the current action count, and the used BP is subtracted from the BP set for the player character, and processing for causing the player character to execute an action corresponding to the battle command for the current action count is performed. Note that the contents of processing not related to the present invention may be omitted. Hereinafter, the case where “brave” is selected for the player character PC1 whose BP is “0” among the three player characters PC1 to PC3 participating in the battle will be described as an example.

  In the brave process, first, the control unit 11 displays a BP consumption number reception screen (not shown) (step S201). In the BP consumption number reception screen, for example, the player X inputs the number of BP consumptions such as a configuration in which the selection of the BP consumption allowed for the player character PC1 that is the target of setting the battle command is displayed. Any configuration is possible.

  When the BP consumption number acceptance screen is displayed, the control unit 11 accepts an input of the BP consumption number by the player X (step S202). In this example, the control unit 11 receives the BP consumption number input by the player X on a predetermined BP consumption number reception screen. Note that the method of accepting the input of the BP consumption number is not limited to this, and when the player X requests to use the BP (specifically, the player character inputs an operation to the effect that the player X uses the BP. Any configuration that can accept an input of the number of BP consumptions arbitrarily or automatically until the action is executed) is acceptable. Moreover, it is good also as a structure which receives the frequency | count that the brave | brave was selected by the player X when setting the action in 1 turn of player character PC1 on a battle screen as a consumption number of BP.

  When receiving the input of the BP consumption number, the control unit 11 determines the number of times that the player character PC1 acts in the current turn (the current action number) in accordance with the BP consumption number that has received the input (step S203). In this example, the control unit 11 indicates the number of actions of the current turn by adding “1” received as an input number of BPs to “1” that is the number of basic actions of the player character PC. A case where the number of actions is determined to be “2” will be described as an example.

  When the number of actions is determined this time, the control unit 11 displays a battle command selection screen (not shown) corresponding to the player character PC1 (step S204). The battle command selection screen only needs to be configured so that battle commands for the determined number of times of current action can be selected, and may have the same configuration as the battle screen described above, for example.

  When the battle command selection screen is displayed, the control unit 11 determines whether or not selection of battle commands for the determined number of times of current action has been accepted (step S205). Here, for example, when it is determined that the selection of the battle command for the determined number of times of the current action is not received due to the reception of a predetermined cancel operation (N in Step S205), the control unit 11 displays the battle command selection screen. Continue.

  On the other hand, for example, when the number of actions is “2” this time, two battle commands such as “Tatou” and “Tatou” and “Tatou” and “Item” (specifically, battle commands belonging to “Item”) If it is determined that the selection of battle commands for the determined number of actions has been received (Y in Step 205), the control unit 11 executes processing corresponding to the battle command that has received the selection (Step S205). S206). Note that when the number of times of action is “2” this time, the selection of one specific battle command may be accepted as a battle command corresponding to the number of actions of “2”.

  If the process according to the selected battle command is performed, the control part 11 will update battle management information (step S207), will complete | finish a process here, and will transfer to the process of step S112 in a battle process (FIG. 3). reference). In this example, the control unit 11 updates the MP of the player character PC1 and the HP of the enemy character in accordance with the executed process, and subtracts “1” received as input for BP from the BP of the player character PC1. . And when BP becomes minus as a result of the subtraction, the turn of the player character PC1 is skipped by the process of step S103 in the battle process described above (see FIG. 3).

  In addition, the control unit 11 updates the enemy character information so that the hate value (not shown) of the enemy character with respect to the player character who has attacked using the BP increases according to a predetermined rule. In the enemy character control process, the player character having a high hate value is preferentially attacked by the enemy character, so that it is possible to increase matters to be considered by the player whether or not to select the brave. Therefore, it becomes possible to improve the strategy of the video game.

  FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating an example of default processing executed by the video game processing apparatus 100. In the default process, a process for adding a predetermined BP to the player character who abandoned the action in the turn is executed.

  In the default process, first, the control unit 11 displays a turn abandonment number reception screen (not shown) (step S301). In the turn abandonment number reception screen, for example, the player X inputs the number of turn abandonments, such as a configuration in which the number of turn abandonments allowed to be selected for the player character PC1 that is the target for setting the battle command is displayed. Any configuration is possible. In this example, BP can be stocked up to “3” (“4” or “4 or more” for a character set with the ability to increase the BP upper limit).

  When the turn abandonment number acceptance screen is displayed, the control unit 11 accepts an input of the turn abandonment number by the player X (step S302). In this example, the control unit 11 accepts the turn abandonment number input by the player X on a predetermined turn abandonment number acceptance screen. Note that the method of accepting the input of the number of turn-offs is not limited to this, and when the player X makes a turn-off request (specifically, after the player X inputs an operation to give up the turn, the player character turns It is sufficient that the input of the number of turn abandonment can be received arbitrarily or automatically until the time is skipped.

  When receiving the input of the number of turn-offs, the control unit 11 determines a value (added value) of BP to be added to the player character PC1 according to the number of turn-offs received (step S303). In this example, the case where the control unit 11 determines the same value as the number of turn-offs will be described as an example. That is, for example, when one turn is abandoned, the case where the addition value of BP is determined to be “1” will be described as an example.

  When the addition value of BP is determined, the control unit 11 determines the status correction rate of the player character who is giving up the turn (step S304). In this example, the damage (HP, MP damage, BP is not covered) of the player character who abandons the turn using the default is 50%. The method for determining the status correction rate is not limited to this, and may be determined according to, for example, the BP value of the player character or the number of turn abandonments.

  When the status correction rate is determined, the control unit 11 updates the battle management information according to the determined addition value of the BP and the determined status correction rate (step S305), ends the processing here, and performs the battle. The process proceeds to step S112 in the process (see FIG. 3). Player X can increase the BP of the player character by selecting the default command, and can cause the player character to perform at least two actions by using the BP from the next turn on. Become.

  As described above, in the above-described embodiment, the video game processing apparatus 100 that displays the player character on the display screen of the display device and controls the progress of the video game including the turn-based battle with the enemy character, Action number control point storage means (for example, battle management table 12a) for storing action number control points (for example, BP) used when increasing the number of actions in the turn-based battle is provided, and a player character ( For example, in a turn of three player characters PC1 to PC3), a request for use of the action count control point is accepted (for example, Y in step S108), and when the use request is accepted, it is presented at the time of the use request. The number of actions corresponding to the use point (for example, in step S202) The number of times of current action indicating the number of actions of the current turn is determined by adding the number of times of action according to the number of BP consumptions received by the player X to a predetermined basic action number (for example, once). (For example, step S203), accepting the number of times of the current action that has been determined to specify the battle command used in the turn-based battle (for example, step S205), and subtracting the points for the usage points presented at the time of the usage request Accordingly, the action number control point is subtracted (for example, step S206), and the player character is caused to execute an action corresponding to the accepted battle command for the current number of actions (for example, step S207). The strategy of the game can be improved.

  That is, since it becomes possible to provide the player with the option of concentrating the action of the player character in one turn, the strategy can be improved.

  In the above-described embodiment, the video game processing apparatus 100 accepts a request for abandoning the action of the current turn in the turn of the player character in the turn-based battle (that is, the player's turn, see Y in step S102). (For example, step S109) When a request for abandonment is received (for example, Y in step S109), a predetermined point (for example, addition of BP corresponding to the number of turn abandonment) determined in advance as the amount of abandonment of the action of this turn Value) is added (for example, step S305), and instead of giving up the turn, the number of actions of the player character in the next and subsequent turns is increased. Turn to be able to provide options to the player So that it is possible to improve the strategy of video games.

  In the above-described embodiment, the video game processing apparatus 100 requests the use of the action count control point in the turn of the player character in the turn-based battle (that is, the player's turn, see Y in step S102). Even if the presented usage points exceed the remaining points in the action frequency control point, the usage request is accepted (for example, step S202), so “turn saving” is applied to the turn-based video game. This makes it possible to improve the strategy. Specifically, since the number of actions that can be concentrated in one turn can be widened, the strategy of a turn-based video game can be improved.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, when the video game processing apparatus 100 makes a turn of the player character in the turn-based battle (for example, after the start of the player's turn. See Y in step S102). It is determined whether or not there is a remaining point (for example, step S103), and in response to determining that there is no remaining point (for example, in response to determining that BP is less than “0”). (Refer to Y in S103.) By skipping the current turn of the player character (for example, step S104) and skipping the current turn, a predetermined point is added as a skip amount for the current turn. Configuration for adding action frequency control points (for example, BP) (for example, step S105) Since the have to, because the turn-based video game will be able to adopt the concept of "borrow in advance of turn", so that it is possible to improve the strategic. Specifically, it will be possible to provide a video game that realizes an exhilarating feeling that achieves a great battle outcome by making full use of turn borrowing (brave) and accumulation (default). Also, in a turn-based video game, it is possible to improve interest by attacking at a stretch, looking for a chance, or pressing the player to make a decision.

  Although not specifically mentioned in the above-described embodiment, the video game processing apparatus 100 accepts an input of a battle command corresponding to a set-up action such as a def, a debuff, and a status anomaly, and responds to the received battle command. It is good also as a structure which makes a player character perform the performed action. By adopting such a configuration, it is possible to prevent the game from being attacked at a stretch by borrowing in advance of the turn. That is, for example, “You can't defeat the enemy even if you do 200% damage by executing a normal attack twice in Brave, but double the player character ’s attack power by buffing another player character on the first turn, By making an enemy character that can be defeated by doing 400% damage of 200 x 2 by attacking twice by default ", it is important to make a set-up attack and physical assault and magic attack assembling by defensive behavior It will be possible to provide video games with a good balance.

  Although not specifically mentioned in the above-described embodiment, the character's ability may include an ability in which an effective function is set for brave or default. In other words, for example, the ability of a character includes an ability that causes heavy damage to an opponent in a turn abandoned state (a state in which a turn is skipped, a default state) and an ability that reduces the number of actions of the opponent who has selected the default. Good. In this case, for example, the video game processing apparatus includes an ability information storage unit that stores information on the ability, identifies the function of the ability selected by the player X, and the identified function indicates that the action target is in the brave state (for example, the brave The state after the attack is executed) or the default state (for example, the state after abandoning the turn), when the function exhibits a different function from the other cases, the state of the action target is determined and determined What is necessary is just to make it the structure which makes a player character perform the action corresponding to the function according to a result. By adopting such a configuration, the strategy of the turn-based video game can be further improved.

  In the above-described embodiment, the video game processing device 100 is configured to execute various processes such as the above-described game processing based on the game program read from the game cartridge 20. You may make it acquire a game program via communication networks, such as the internet. Further, the video game processing apparatus 100 may function as a game server and provide a game program to the game terminal via a communication network.

  In the above-described embodiment, the video game processing apparatus 100 performs the various processes described above according to various control programs (for example, a video game processing program) stored in the storage device (storage unit 12) included in the video game processing apparatus 100. Run.

  The present invention is useful for improving the strategy of turn-based video games.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Game program reading part 11 Control part 12 Storage part 13 Display part 14 Audio | voice output part 15 Player operation reception part 16 Communication part 20 Game cartridge 100 Video game processing apparatus

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A video game processing device that displays a player character on a display screen of a display device and controls the progress of a video game including a turn-based battle with an enemy character,
Action number control point storage means for storing an action number control point used when increasing the number of actions in the turn-based battle;
Point use request accepting means for accepting a request for using the action frequency control point in the turn of the player character in the turn-based battle;
When the use request is accepted by the point use request accepting means, the number of actions corresponding to the use point presented at the time of the use request is added to the predetermined basic action number to turn this turn The number of times this action indicating the number of actions this time,
A battle command designation accepting means for accepting the number of times of the current action determined by the action number determining means, the designation of the battle command used in the turn-based battle
Point subtraction means for subtracting the action frequency control point by subtracting the points for the usage points presented at the time of the usage request;
A video game processing apparatus comprising: an action executing unit that causes the player character to execute an action corresponding to the battle command for the current action count received by the battle command designation receiving unit. In the turn of the player character in the turn-based battle, a waiver request accepting means for accepting a waiver request for the action of this turn;
Predetermined point adding means for adding the action count control point by adding a predetermined point as an abandonment of the action of the current turn when the abandonment request is accepted by the abandonment request accepting means The video game processing apparatus according to claim 1. In the turn of the player character in the turn-based battle, the point use request accepting means, when the use point presented at the use request of the action count control point exceeds the remaining point in the action count control point The video game processing device according to claim 1, wherein the use request is accepted. Remaining point determination means for determining whether or not there is a remaining point of the action frequency control point when the turn of the player character in the turn-based battle is reached;
Skip means for skipping the current turn of the player character in response to the remaining point determining means determining that there are no remaining points;
4. A specific point adding means for adding the action frequency control point by adding a predetermined specific point as a skip amount of the current turn when the skip means skips the current turn. Video game processing device. A video game processing program for causing a computer to realize a function of displaying a player character on a display screen of a display device and controlling the progress of a video game including a turn-based battle with an enemy character,
In the computer provided with action frequency control point storage means for storing the action frequency control point used when increasing the action frequency in the turn-based battle,
A point use request receiving function for receiving a use request for the action frequency control point in the turn of the player character in the turn-based battle;
When the use request is accepted by the point use request accepting function, the number of actions corresponding to the use point presented at the time of the use request is added to the predetermined basic action number to turn this turn The number of actions this time that indicates the number of actions this time,
A battle command designation receiving function that accepts the number of times of the current action determined by the action number determining function to specify the battle command used in the turn-based battle,
A point subtraction function for subtracting the action frequency control point by subtracting the points for the usage points presented at the time of the usage request;
A video game processing program for realizing an action execution function for causing the player character to execute an action corresponding to the battle command for the current action number received by the battle command designation receiving function.

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