JP2021058239A - Information processing system, information processing method, and information processing program - Google Patents

Abstract

To improve convenience by simplifying an automatic mode function.SOLUTION: An information processing system comprises: a mode switch control unit 66 capable of switching between a first mode in which a normal action and a special action executed in a match between a user's own character and an enemy character are selected manually and a second mode in which the normal action and the special action are selected automatically; a selection control unit 68 which selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority order of the types of the special actions in the second mode; and an execution control unit which executes a selected special action.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 10

Description

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

Patent Document 1 discloses a game system capable of switching between a manual mode and an auto mode in a game battle. In Patent Document 1, for example, the player can easily switch between the manual mode and the auto mode by tapping the object displayed on the touch screen. In the auto mode, the battle process of the game is automatically executed without any player operation.

Japanese Patent No. 6465550

Some game battles can be performed with normal actions and special actions. The player can select a normal action or a special action during the battle of the game. By executing a special action, the battle of the game may be advanced more favorably than when a normal action is executed. Therefore, in the auto mode, it is preferable that not only normal actions but also special actions are automatically executed.

Here, if the special action is randomly executed in the auto mode, the battle of the game cannot proceed efficiently, which is inconvenient for the player. Therefore, it is conceivable that the player sets in advance the activation conditions for executing the special action in the auto mode. However, in that case, the player needs to manually set the triggering conditions of the special action, the type of the special action, and the like for the character in advance, which complicates the work.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide an information processing system, an information processing method, and an information processing program capable of simplifying the auto mode function and improving convenience.

In order to solve the above problems, the information processing system has a first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and the normal action and the special action. A mode switching control unit that can switch between the second mode in which is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. It includes an execution control unit that executes a selected special action.

The execution control unit may execute a normal action after executing a special action selected based on the priority.

As for the special action, the special action that strengthens the own character may be set to have a higher priority than the special action that affects the enemy character.

The mode switching control unit is configured to be able to switch between the second mode and the third mode in which the normal action is automatically selected without automatically selecting the special action, and the execution control unit is the second mode. The same process may be executed in the normal action selected in and the normal action selected in the third mode.

It is equipped with an execution judgment unit that determines whether or not the selected special action meets the execution condition, and the execution control unit manually selects the special action and the manually selected special action satisfies the execution condition. If not, the display is displayed with information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition, the special action is automatically selected, and the automatically selected special action does not meet the executable condition. In this case, the following processing may be performed without displaying the information indicating that the special action does not satisfy the execution condition on the display unit.

Overlapping condition in which a specific type of special action executed by another player and a specific type of special action executed by the execution control unit overlap in a battle between the own character and the enemy character possessed by a plurality of players. The execution control unit is provided with a duplication judgment unit that determines whether or not the conditions are satisfied, and when a special action is manually selected and the duplication condition is satisfied when executing the manually selected special action, the special action is a duplication condition. When a process is performed to display information indicating that the condition is satisfied on the display unit, a special action is automatically selected, and the duplicate condition is satisfied when the automatically selected special action is executed, the special action satisfies the duplicate condition. The following processing may be performed without displaying the information indicating that on the display unit.

The selection control unit may be able to accept manual selection of special actions during the second mode.

The mode switching control unit may be able to stop the second mode during the battle.

In order to solve the above problems, the information processing methods include a first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and the normal action and the special action. In the second mode, a step of switching between the second mode in which is automatically selected, a step of selecting multiple special actions based on the priority of the special action type, and a step of executing the selected special action. Including steps to do.

In order to solve the above problems, the information processing program has a first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and the normal action and the special action. A mode switching control unit that can switch between the second mode in which is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. Makes the computer function as an execution control unit that executes the selected special action.

According to the present invention, the auto mode function can be simplified and convenience can be improved.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic configuration of an information processing system. FIG. 2A is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of a player terminal. FIG. 2B is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of the server. FIG. 3A is a diagram showing an example of My Page. FIG. 3B is a diagram showing an example of a party organization page. FIG. 3C is a diagram showing an example of a quest selection page. FIG. 4A is a diagram showing an example of a battle screen. FIG. 4B is a diagram showing an example of an action image. FIG. 5A is a diagram illustrating an example of the ability icon. FIG. 5B is a diagram illustrating an example of animation when the ability is used. FIG. 5C is a diagram illustrating a state in which the ability action is completed. FIG. 5D is a diagram illustrating an example of an animation when a reserved ability action is started. FIG. 6A is a diagram for explaining a normal auto mode. FIG. 6B is a diagram for explaining the fully automatic mode. FIG. 7 is a sequence diagram illustrating basic processing of the player terminal and the server in the battle game in the fully automatic mode. FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining an example of all ability information. FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining an example of the ability list. FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a functional configuration of a player terminal. FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the server. FIG. 12 is a first flowchart illustrating an example of a terminal-side battle game execution process in the player terminal. FIG. 13 is a second flowchart illustrating an example of a terminal-side battle game execution process on the player terminal. FIG. 14 is a third flowchart illustrating an example of a terminal-side battle game execution process on the player terminal. FIG. 15 is a fourth flowchart illustrating an example of a terminal-side battle game execution process on the player terminal. FIG. 16 is a first flowchart illustrating an example of a server-side battle game execution process on the server. FIG. 17 is a second flowchart illustrating an example of server-side battle game execution processing on the server. FIG. 18 is a third flowchart illustrating an example of server-side battle game execution processing on the server.

One aspect of the embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. The numerical values and the like shown in such embodiments are merely examples for facilitating understanding, and do not limit the present invention unless otherwise specified. In the present specification and drawings, elements having substantially the same function and configuration are designated by the same reference numerals to omit duplicate description, and elements not directly related to the present invention are not shown. To do.

(Overall configuration of information processing system S)
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic configuration of an information processing system S. The information processing system S is a so-called client-server system including a player terminal 1, a server 100, and a communication network 200 having a communication base station 200a.

The player terminal 1 can establish communication with the server 100 via the communication network 200. The player terminal 1 includes a wide range of electronic devices capable of wirelessly or wired communication connection with the server 100. Examples of the player terminal 1 include smartphones, mobile phones, tablet devices, personal computers, game machines, and the like. In the present embodiment, a case where a smartphone is used as the player terminal 1 will be described.

The server 100 is communicated with a plurality of player terminals 1. The server 100 accumulates various types of information (player information) for each player who plays the game. Further, the server 100 updates the accumulated information and controls the progress of the game based on the operation input from the player terminal 1.

The communication base station 200a is connected to the communication network 200 and wirelessly transmits and receives information to and from the player terminal 1. The communication network 200 is composed of a mobile phone network, an Internet network, a LAN (Local Area Network), a dedicated line, and the like, and realizes a wireless or wired communication connection between the player terminal 1 and the server 100.

In the information processing system S of the present embodiment, the player terminal 1 and the server 100 function as the game device G. The player terminal 1 and the server 100 are assigned roles to control the progress of the game, respectively, and the game can be progressed by the cooperation between the player terminal 1 and the server 100.

(Hardware configuration of player terminal 1 and server 100)
FIG. 2A is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of the player terminal 1. Further, FIG. 2B is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of the server 100. As shown in FIG. 2A, the player terminal 1 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 10, a memory 12, a bus 14, an input / output interface 16, a storage unit 18, a communication unit 20, an input unit 22, and an output unit 24. Will be done.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2B, the server 100 includes a CPU 110, a memory 112, a bus 114, an input / output interface 116, a storage unit 118, a communication unit 120, an input unit 122, and an output unit 124.

The configurations and functions of the CPU 110, the memory 112, the bus 114, the input / output interface 116, the storage unit 118, the communication unit 120, the input unit 122, and the output unit 124 of the server 100 are the CPU 10 and the memory 12 of the player terminal 1, respectively. It is substantially the same as the bus 14, the input / output interface 16, the storage unit 18, the communication unit 20, the input unit 22, and the output unit 24. Therefore, in the following, the hardware configuration of the player terminal 1 will be described, and the description of the server 100 will be omitted.

The CPU 10 operates a program stored in the memory 12 and controls the progress of the game. The memory 12 is composed of a ROM (Read Only Memory) or a RAM (Random Access Memory), and stores a program and various data required for controlling the progress of the game. The memory 12 is connected to the CPU 10 via the bus 14.

An input / output interface 16 is connected to the bus 14. A storage unit 18, a communication unit 20, an input unit 22, and an output unit 24 are connected to the input / output interface 16.

The storage unit 18 is composed of a semiconductor memory such as a DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory), and stores various programs and data. In the player terminal 1, the programs and data stored in the storage unit 18 are loaded into the memory 12 (RAM) by the CPU 10.

The communication unit 20 is wirelessly connected to the communication base station 200a, and transmits / receives information such as various data and programs to / from the server 100 via the communication network 200. In the player terminal 1, a program or the like received from the server 100 is stored in the memory 12 or the storage unit 18.

The input unit 22 is composed of, for example, a touch panel, a button, a keyboard, a mouse, a cross key, an analog controller, and the like on which the player's operation is input (accepts the operation). Further, the input unit 22 may be a dedicated controller provided in the player terminal 1 or connected (externally) to the player terminal 1. Further, the input unit 22 may be composed of an acceleration sensor that detects the inclination or movement of the player terminal 1 or a microphone that detects the voice of the player. That is, the input unit 22 broadly includes a device capable of inputting the player's intention in an identifiable manner.

The output unit 24 includes a display device and a speaker. The output unit 24 may be a device connected (externally) to the player terminal 1. In the present embodiment, the player terminal 1 includes a display 26 as an output unit 24 and a touch panel as an input unit 22 superimposed on the display 26.

(Game content)
Next, the content of the game provided by the information processing system S (game device G) of the present embodiment will be described with an example. The game of this embodiment is a so-called RPG (Roll Playing Game). The player can mainly play a battle game in which a character owned by himself / herself (hereinafter, also referred to as his / her own character) is trained and the trained own character is used to fight (competition) with an enemy character.

Specifically, the player selects a plurality of his / her own characters to form a party. When organizing a party, the player can set the order of the selected plurality of own characters. In addition, the organization of the party can be selected from a plurality of own characters having different types of abilities, which will be described later. In addition, the player sets equipment such as weapons and armor for each character. Then, in the battle game, the player determines the action of his / her character organized in the party. Here, the action of the own character includes, for example, an action of giving damage to the enemy character, an action of recovering the HP of the own character, and the like. Then, when the player wins the battle game, he / she can obtain rewards such as items and equipment.

FIG. 3A is a diagram showing an example of My Page. FIG. 3B is a diagram showing an example of a party organization page. FIG. 3C is a diagram showing an example of a quest selection page. The player can start the game by operating the input unit 22 and communicating with the server 100. During the game, the display 26 of the player terminal 1 displays a game screen as shown in FIGS. 3A, 3B, and 3C.

During the game, the display 26 displays, for example, the menu bar 30 shown in FIG. 3A. Various screens are displayed on the display 26 during the game, but the menu bar 30 is always displayed during the game. The menu bar 30 is provided with a plurality of operation units that can be operated (tapped) by the player. Here, as an example of the operation unit, the menu bar 30 is provided with a front screen selection unit 30a, a screen update selection unit 30b, and a my page selection unit 30c.

When the front screen selection unit 30a is tapped, the page displayed immediately before the currently displayed page (screen) is displayed on the display 26.

When the screen update selection unit 30b is tapped, various information according to the progress of the current game is received from the server 100, and the screen of the display 26 is updated and displayed. The screen update selection unit 30b is tapped, for example, when the progress of the game is desired to be interrupted, in other words, when a predetermined process related to the progress of the game is interrupted. Further, when a communication error occurs such that the player cannot communicate with the server 100 for a predetermined time, the player taps the screen update selection unit 30b to retransmit the information between the player terminal 1 and the server 100. The game can be restarted.

When the My Page selection unit 30c is tapped, the My Page shown in FIG. 3A is displayed on the display 26. On My Page, the party organization icon 32a, the joint battle icon 32b, the gacha icon 32c, and the quest icon 32d are displayed.

When the party organization icon 32a is tapped, the party organization page shown in FIG. 3B is displayed on the display 26. On this party organization page, it is possible to select the characters that organize the party, arrange the characters, and set the equipment to be equipped on the characters. Players can purchase characters and equipment in in-game currency or earn them as rewards in battle games. In the present embodiment, since one party is composed of four characters, the player selects four characters having different types of abilities from the possessed characters to form one party.

When the joint battle icon 32b is tapped on My Page, a joint battle page (not shown) is displayed on the display 26. Although detailed description is omitted, on the joint battle page, a character owned by a player (own character) can be used to play a joint battle game in which a character owned by another player fights with an enemy character. That is, on the joint battle page, it is possible to play a joint battle battle game between the own character and the enemy character, which each of the plurality of players has.

When the gacha icon 32c is tapped on My Page, a lottery page (not shown) is displayed on the display 26. On the lottery page, by using the in-game currency, lottery tickets, etc., it is possible to perform a lottery to determine the characters, equipment, items, etc. that can be acquired by the player.

When the quest icon 32d is tapped on My Page, the quest selection page shown in FIG. 3C is displayed on the display 26. On the quest selection page, you can select multiple types of battle games. Further, when the player selects the battle game, the player can select the party to be used in the battle game next. Then, when the battle game and the party are selected, the battle game is started.

FIG. 4A is a diagram showing an example of a battle screen. FIG. 4B is a diagram showing an example of an action image. When the battle game is started, four own characters organized in a party and an enemy character who is an opponent are displayed on the upper part of the display 26. Here, one enemy character is displayed, but a plurality of enemy characters may be displayed.

Further, on the upper part of the display 26, an enemy character HP meter 40 indicating the remaining HP (physical strength) of the enemy character is displayed. The enemy character HP meter 40 visually indicates the remaining HP of the enemy character. In the battle game, when the remaining HP of the enemy character becomes 0, the player wins.

The player can select the action of his / her character in the battle game. Actions that can be selected by the player are roughly classified into two actions, a normal action and a special action. The normal action is, for example, a normal attack action. Special actions are, for example, ability actions, item use actions, and summon actions.

A plurality of action icons for causing the own character to perform an action are displayed on the display 26. Here, as action icons, a normal attack icon 42, a self-character selection icon 44, an item selection icon 46, a summon selection icon 48, and an ability icon 44a, an item icon, a summon icon, etc., which will be described later, are provided.

When the normal attack icon 42 is tapped, the normal attack action is started, and the four own characters perform the normal attack operation in order with respect to the enemy character (for example, the order set in the party formation). Do. In the normal attack operation, the own character attacks the enemy character, thereby damaging the enemy character. When the normal attack operation is performed, as shown in FIG. 4B, action images (normal attack animation) in which the own character attacks the enemy character are displayed in order for each own character.

Here, as a normal attack animation, an animation in which the own character attacks the enemy character and a damage value given to the enemy character are displayed on the display 26. The damage value given to the enemy character is subtracted from the remaining HP of the enemy character, and an animation in which the enemy character HP meter 40 decreases is also displayed.

When the normal attack operation of all four own characters is completed, the enemy character's counterattack operation is then performed. The counterattack action of the enemy character includes, for example, a normal attack action of attacking and damaging the own character, a special attack action of limiting the action of the own character, and the like. When the counterattack action of the enemy character is performed, the animation corresponding to the determined counterattack action is displayed on the display 26.

The own character selection icon 44 is displayed at the lower part of the display 26. The own character selection icon 44 is provided for each own character of the party organized by the player, and the HP of the own character is displayed. When a damage value is given to the own character by the counterattack action of the enemy character, an animation in which the HP displayed on the own character selection icon 44 decreases is displayed.

As described above, the player can execute the normal attack action as the action of his / her character by tapping the normal attack icon 42. When the normal attack action is executed, first, the normal attack action of the own character is executed four times, and then the counterattack action of the enemy character is executed.

Here, the battle game is roughly divided into three sections: a special action section, a normal action section, and a counterattack action section. The special action section is a section in which the player selects and executes an ability action, an item use action, and a summon action. The normal action section is a section in which the above-mentioned normal attack action, that is, the normal attack action of the own character is performed. The counterattack action is a section in which the counterattack action of the enemy character is performed.

In the following, the two sections, the special action section and the normal action section, in which the own character can mainly perform an action, are collectively referred to as a own turn. In addition, the counterattack action section in which the enemy character can mainly perform actions is called an enemy turn. When the own turn ends, it shifts to the enemy turn, and when the enemy turn ends, it shifts to the own turn. Two consecutive turns, your own turn and the enemy's turn, are collectively called one turn.

The battle game progresses by repeating this one turn. At the beginning of one turn, it will be the special action section of your own turn. Then, the special action section ends with the start of the normal attack action by the own character, and becomes the normal action section. When the normal action section ends, your turn ends and the enemy turn begins. When the enemy turn starts, it becomes a counterattack action section, and when the counterattack action section ends, the enemy turn ends. This ends one turn of the battle game.

Then, when the HP of all the own characters becomes 0 while repeating one turn of the battle game, the battle game ends with the defeat of the player, assuming that the end condition of the battle game is satisfied. Further, when the HP of all the enemy characters becomes 0, the battle game ends with the victory of the player, assuming that the end condition of the battle game is satisfied.

Here, abilities (special abilities) are preset for each character. Abilities include, for example, abilities that affect the own character, abilities that affect the enemy character, and abilities that affect both the own character and the enemy character.

Abilities that affect your character include abilities that give your character a favorable effect. For example, there are strengthening abilities that increase the attack power and defense power of the own character, and recovery abilities that restore the HP of the own character.

Abilities that affect an enemy character include abilities that give a disadvantageous effect to an enemy character, damage abilities that give a damage value to an enemy character, and the like. Abilities that give a disadvantageous effect to an enemy character include, for example, a weak ability that lowers the attack power and defense power of the enemy character. Weak abilities also include abnormal state abilities that grant a state abnormality to an enemy character (for example, restrict the action of the enemy character).

An ability that affects both the own character and the enemy character is, for example, a field effect ability that activates the effect on the entire field in which the own character and the enemy character are placed. The field effect ability activates, for example, an effect that enhances the attack power of both the own character and the enemy character.

In the special action section, the player can activate the available abilities as many times as he / she wants. However, usage restriction conditions are set for each ability, and the player can select only abilities that are not subject to usage restrictions. For example, as a usage restriction condition, an ability for which the number of times of use in one battle game is set, an ability whose usage is restricted until a predetermined activation condition is satisfied, and a turn until it can be used again. Abilities with a set number are provided.

Further, in the special action section, the player can use the item by tapping the item selection icon 46. Even when this item is used, the battle game can be advanced advantageously, such as increasing the attack power and defense power of the own character, as in the case of using the ability.

Further, in the special action section, the player can activate the summoning effect by tapping the summoning selection icon 48. In addition to weapons, you can equip your character with summon items as equipment. By selecting and determining (tapping) the summon item equipped on the player, the player can give an effect that is advantageous to the character, an effect that is disadvantageous to the enemy character, or a damage value to the enemy character. It is possible to advance the battle game in an advantageous manner, such as by granting it.

When using the ability, the player taps the own character selection icon 44 of any of the own characters. Also, when using an item, tap the item selection icon 46. When the item selection icon 46 is tapped, the possessed item is displayed on the display 26, and the player can select any item. To activate the summon effect, tap the summon selection icon 48. When the summon selection icon 48 is tapped, the summon item equipped on the own character is displayed on the display 26, and the player can select one of the summon items.

FIG. 5A is a diagram illustrating an example of the ability icon 44a. When the own character selection icon 44 is tapped during the special action section, the tapped own character selection icon 44 moves to the left end of the display 26 as shown in FIG. 5A, and the other own character selection icon 44 and item selection. The icon 46 and the summon selection icon 48 are hidden. At this time, the ability explanation area 44b is displayed on the right side of the own character selection icon 44. In the ability explanation area 44b, the ability icon 44a and the explanation of the ability are displayed.

The ability icon 44a is provided for each ability. When the own character selection icon 44 is tapped, the ability icon 44a corresponding to the ability of the own character is displayed in the ability explanation area 44b. When there are a plurality of abilities possessed by the own character, a plurality of ability icons are displayed in the ability explanation area 44b. The number of ability icons 44a varies depending on the type of the own character, the level of the own character, and the like.

FIG. 5B is a diagram illustrating an example of animation when the ability is used. When the ability icon 44a displayed in the ability explanation area 44b is tapped, the reserved action display unit 50 is displayed on the upper part of the display 26 as shown in FIG. 5B. At this time, the tapped ability icon 44a is displayed on the reservation action display unit 50.

On the other hand, in the ability explanation area 44b, the display mode of the ability icon 44a displayed on the reserved action display unit 50 is changed to the usage restriction mode (here, a cross is superimposed and displayed on the ability icon 44a). The ability icon 44a will be changed to the original display mode when the usage restriction is lifted and the ability icon 44a can be used again.

A maximum of five ability icons 44a are displayed on the reservation action display unit 50. The ability icons 44a are arranged in the order in which they are tapped, from the upper part to the lower part of the reservation action display unit 50. Further, in the special action section, the ability actions corresponding to the ability icon 44a displayed on the reserved action display unit 50 are executed in order from the upper part to the lower part of the reserved action display unit 50.

In this way, the ability actions are executed in the order in which the ability icon 44a is tapped (that is, in order from the upper part to the lower part of the reserved action display unit 50) in the special action section. Depending on the ability action, the values (parameter values) of various parameters used in the battle game, such as the HP and attack power of the own character or the enemy character, are changed. Further, as shown in FIG. 5B, the display 26 displays an action image (ability animation) corresponding to the ability action.

FIG. 5C is a diagram illustrating a state in which the ability action is completed. FIG. 5D is a diagram illustrating an example of an animation when a reserved ability action is started. When the display of the ability animation is finished, as shown in FIG. 5C, the ability icon 44a displayed at the top of the reserved action display unit 50 is erased, and the other ability icons 44a displayed below it are moved upward. Moving. That is, the ability icon 44a corresponding to the used ability is erased at the end of the ability animation.

After that, the ability action corresponding to the ability icon 44a moved to the uppermost part of the reservation action display unit 50 is started. In this case as well, various parameters used in the battle game are changed in the same manner as described above. Further, as shown in FIG. 5D, the ability animation corresponding to the ability action is displayed.

If the next ability is not reserved at the end of the ability action, in other words, if the next ability icon 44a is not displayed on the reserved action display unit 50, the reserved action is accompanied by the end of the ability animation. The display unit 50 is hidden.

In this way, the player can manually select the ability of his / her character in the special action section. When the selected ability is executed, the ability animation corresponding to the ability is displayed. Further, in the special action section, the player can continuously execute the abilities by reserving a plurality of ability actions in the reserved action display unit 50. However, even if the ability icon 44a is tapped while the ability animation is being displayed, the ability action cannot be started immediately. In this case, the execution of the next ability action is waited until the display of the ability animation is finished.

Here, the case where the ability icon 44a is tapped and the ability action is reserved and executed has been described, but the same applies when the item to be used is determined after the item selection icon 46 is tapped. The item use action is reserved and executed. In this case, the reserved action display unit 50 displays an item icon (not shown) corresponding to the item selected by the player. When the item use action is executed, the item use animation is displayed.

Similarly, when the summon item is determined after the summon selection icon 48 is tapped, the summon action is reserved and executed. In this case, the reserved action display unit 50 displays a summon item icon (not shown) corresponding to the summon item selected by the player. When the summoning action is executed, the summoning animation is displayed.

In this embodiment, up to five ability actions, item use actions, and summon actions can be reserved. It can be said that the reservation action display unit 50 notifies the player of abilities, items, or summon items that are reserved for use.

Further, when the ability icon 44a, the item icon, or the summoned item icon displayed on the reserved action display unit 50 is tapped, the icon is deleted from the reserved action display unit 50. That is, the player cancels the reserved ability action, item use action, or summon action by tapping the ability icon 44a, item icon, or summon item icon displayed on the reserved action display unit 50. can do.

The player may or may not use some or all of the available abilities, items, and summoned items in the special action section. If the desired ability, item, and summon item is used, or if the ability, item, and summon item do not need to be used, the player taps the normal attack icon 42 to end the special action section. Can be made to.

Further, although detailed explanation is omitted, the player taps the normal attack icon 42 during the ability action, the item use action, the summon action, or even when the use of the ability, item, or summon item is reserved. be able to. In this case, the icon corresponding to the normal attack action is displayed on the reserved action display unit 50, and the normal attack action is reserved. Then, when the normal attack action is started, the normal action section is set and the special action section ends. As described above, in the normal action section, the own character performs a normal attack action, and then the enemy character performs a counterattack action, but during this period, abilities, items, and summon items cannot be reserved.

Here, in the present embodiment, as described above, in the special action section, a mode in which the use of abilities, items, and summoned items can be reserved (reservation permitted state) and a mode in which the use of abilities, items, and summoned items cannot be reserved. (Reservation impossible state) can be set in advance by the player. When the ability icon 44a displayed in the ability explanation area 44b is tapped when the reservation is not possible, for example, the ability action is immediately started, but the reservation action display unit 50 is displayed. There is no such thing. Also, while the action image (normal attack animation, ability animation, item use animation, summon animation) is being displayed, tapping the ability icon 44a in the ability explanation area 44b is invalid.

Further, although detailed explanation is omitted, a predetermined meter value (hereinafter, also referred to as a mystery gauge value) is accumulated for each character during the battle game. This meter value increases by a predetermined value for each turn, or increases with the use of abilities and items. When the normal attack icon 42 is tapped while the meter value has reached the maximum value, the attack action of the own character whose meter value has reached the maximum value becomes the mysterious attack action. This mysterious attack action causes more damage to the enemy character than the normal attack action.

The mysterious attack action can be activated individually for each own character, but it can also be activated by a plurality of own characters at the same time. For example, if the normal attack icon 42 is tapped when the meter values of all four own characters have reached the maximum value, a special mystery operation is activated. This special mystery action causes much more damage to the enemy character than a single mystery attack action.

As described above, the player can perform a battle between his / her own character and the enemy character by manually selecting the normal action and the special action during the battle game. However, the player needs to manually select a normal action or a special action one by one during the battle game, and the manual operation during the battle game is complicated. In addition, it may be difficult for beginners to effectively utilize special actions because they do not know the purpose of special actions and the effective order of use.

Therefore, the player terminal 1 of the present embodiment is equipped with an auto mode function that automatically selects and executes at least a part of a normal action and a special action on behalf of the player during a battle game. The auto mode function of the present embodiment includes two auto modes, a normal auto mode and a fully auto mode.

In normal auto mode, normal actions are automatically selected and executed without automatically selecting and executing special actions. In the normal auto mode, it is not possible to manually select a special action (reserve to the reserved action display unit 50 described above). Therefore, if the player wants to use a special action after selecting the normal auto mode, he / she needs to operate the normal auto mode to the OFF state once to switch to the manual mode, and then manually select the special action as described above. is there. On the other hand, in the fully automatic mode, both normal actions and special actions are automatically selected and executed.

FIG. 6A is a diagram for explaining a normal auto mode. FIG. 6B is a diagram for explaining the fully automatic mode. As an auto mode function, the player can set in advance whether to use the normal auto mode or the full auto mode from a setting screen (not shown). In the present embodiment, at the start of the battle game, the manual mode is set in which the above-mentioned normal action and special action are manually selected. The player can select and set the type of the switching icon from the manual mode to the auto mode (Auto icon 52 or Full icon 54, which will be described later) displayed during the battle game on a setting screen (not shown). In the manual mode, the player operates the switching icon (Auto icon 52 or Full icon 54) to change from the manual mode (first mode) to any auto mode (normal auto mode (third mode)). Alternatively, it can be switched to the fully automatic mode (second mode).

When the normal auto mode is set as the type of the auto mode, for example, when the normal attack icon 42 is tapped as shown in FIG. 4B, the Auto icon 52 is displayed on the display 26. The Auto icon 52 shown in FIG. 4B shows a display mode of the manual mode in which the normal auto mode is normally in the OFF state. In the manual mode state shown in FIG. 4B, the player can operate (tap) the Auto icon 52.

When the Auto icon 52 is operated, the player terminal 1 executes a process of switching from the manual mode to the normal auto mode during the battle game. Further, when the Auto icon 52 is operated again in the state of switching to the normal auto mode, the player terminal 1 executes a process of switching from the normal auto mode to the manual mode.

The Auto icon 52 shown in FIG. 6A shows a display mode in which the normal auto mode is ON. As shown in FIG. 6A, in the normal auto mode ON state, the Auto icon 52 in the normal auto mode OFF state shown in FIG. 4B is highlighted. Further, in the normal auto mode ON state, the player does not need to manually operate the normal attack icon 42, so that the normal attack icon 42 is hidden.

In normal auto mode, during your turn until the end of the battle game, no special action is executed (that is, the special action section is skipped), and the normal action (normal attack action) is repeatedly automatically selected and executed. To. That is, the player can automatically repeat the normal action (normal attack operation) during his / her turn until the battle game ends by operating (tapping) the Auto icon 52 once. As a result, the player can reduce the complexity of manual operation during the battle game.

When the battle game ends with the victory of the player, the player can proceed to the next battle game of the winning battle game among the plurality of types of battle games. The difficulty levels of the multiple types of battle games are different from each other, and the difficulty level is set to increase as the progress of the player's battle game progresses.

Therefore, depending on the progress of the battle game of the player and the training level of the own character, it may be difficult to clear the battle game in the normal auto mode. In other words, it may be difficult to clear the battle game just by executing the normal action.

Therefore, the auto mode function of the player terminal 1 of the present embodiment includes a full auto mode in addition to the normal auto mode. In full auto mode, special actions can be automatically selected and executed in addition to normal actions. In the full auto mode, by executing a special action in addition to the normal action, the battle game can be advanced more advantageously than the normal auto mode.

When the battle game is started when the full auto mode is set as the type of the auto mode, the Full icon 54 shown in FIG. 6B is displayed on the display 26. However, as described with reference to FIG. 6A, the Full icon 54 may be displayed when the normal attack icon 42 is operated (tapped) like the Auto icon 52.

The Full icon 54 is operated by the player in the same manner as the Auto icon 52 to switch from the OFF state to the ON state or from the ON state to the OFF state. When the Full icon 54 is operated in the ON state, the player terminal 1 executes a process of switching from the manual mode to the fully automatic mode during the battle game.

The Full icon 54 shown in FIG. 6B shows a display mode in which the full auto mode is ON. Similar to the normal auto mode ON state, in the full auto mode ON state, the player does not need to manually operate the normal attack icon 42, so that the normal attack icon 42 is hidden. Further, in the fully automatic mode ON state, the player does not need to manually operate the ability icon 44a, so that the ability icon 44a, the ability explanation area 44b, and the reserved action display unit 50 are hidden. However, when the player manually selects (tap) and executes the own character selection icon 44 or the ability icon 44a in the full auto mode, the ability icon 44a and the ability are the same as in the manual mode described with reference to FIGS. 5A and 5B. The explanation area 44b, the reserved action display unit 50, and the like are displayed. In the full auto mode, the manual selection of the special action is accepted only during the special action section until the normal action section starts, and when the normal action section starts, the manual selection of the special action becomes invalid.

In the fully automatic mode, special actions and normal actions (normal attack actions) during the own turn are repeatedly automatically selected and executed until the end of the battle game. In this embodiment, in the fully automatic mode, among the special actions, the ability action is automatically selected and executed, and the item use action and the summoning action are not automatically selected and executed. However, in full auto mode, summoning actions may be automatically selected and executed in addition to ability actions.

The player can automatically repeat the special action (ability action) and the normal action (normal attack action) during his / her turn until the battle game ends by operating (tapping) the Full icon 54 once. .. As a result, the player can reduce the complexity of manual operation during the battle game. Also, in the full auto mode, special actions are executed in addition to the normal actions, so it is easier to clear the battle game than in the normal auto mode.

Next, the communication processing of the player terminal 1 and the server 100 in the above-mentioned fully automatic mode will be described. Here, the processing related to the full-auto mode will be described with an example, and the description of the processing unrelated to the full-auto mode will be omitted. In addition, an example in which an ability action is automatically selected and executed as an example of a special action in the fully automatic mode will be described below.

(Communication processing between player terminal 1 and server 100)
FIG. 7 is a sequence diagram illustrating basic processing of the player terminal 1 and the server 100 in the battle game in the fully automatic mode. The player can set the normal auto mode or the full auto mode as the auto mode function that can be used during the battle game by performing the auto mode setting operation in the input unit 22 in advance. Although detailed description is omitted, the auto mode setting operation can be performed even during the battle game. Specifically, when the menu icon is operated (tapped) during the battle game, a battle menu screen (not shown) is displayed. The auto icon setting field is displayed on the battle menu screen, and for example, an icon described as "normal auto mode" and an icon described as "full auto mode" are displayed in the auto icon setting field. The player can select and determine the auto mode switching icon displayed during the battle game by operating (tapping) the "normal auto mode" icon or the "full auto mode" icon. If the auto mode setting change is reflected during the battle game, the battle screen will be displayed again.

In the player terminal 1, when the battle game start operation is input in the input unit 22, the battle game information is transmitted to the server 100 (S1). The battle game information is information required in the battle game selected by the player, such as the type of the own character organized in the party, the order of the own characters organized in the party, the equipment of each character, and the like.

When the server 100 receives the battle game information, the server 100 secures a processing area in the memory 112 and sets various parameters (S2). Here, for example, the HP, attack power, defense power, and the like of the own character and the enemy character are set.

Further, when the battle game start operation is input, the request information is transmitted from the player terminal 1 to the server 100 (S3). The request information requests the server 100 for the values of various parameters stored in the server 100, the effect information to be displayed on the display 26, and the like.

When the server 100 receives the request information, it derives various information including the parameter value and the effect information read from the processing area (S4). Then, when the player terminal 1 acquires various information from the server 100, it transmits all the ability information to the server 100 based on the acquired various information (S5).

FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining an example of all ability information. As shown in FIG. 8, the total ability information includes character identification information, ability identification information, and ability type information. The character identification information is information about four own characters (character 1, character 2, character 3, character 4) organized in a party. In addition, the total ability information also includes information on the priority order of the four own characters organized in the party (in the example of FIG. 8, the order of character 1 → character 2 → character 3 → character 4). Ability identification information is information about abilities set for each character.

As mentioned above, there are various types (attributes) of abilities (for example, strengthening abilities, weak abilities, damage abilities, healing abilities, field effect abilities, etc.). One of a plurality of types (attributes) is set for each ability, and the plurality of abilities are classified into various types (attributes). The ability type information is information about the type set for each such ability.

In FIG. 8, in the present embodiment, the type A indicates that the type of the ability is a recovery ability, the type B indicates that the type of the ability is a field effect ability, and the type C indicates that the type of the ability is a field effect ability. It indicates that it is an enhanced ability, type D indicates that the type of ability is a weak ability, and type E indicates that it is a damage ability.

Returning to FIG. 7, when the server 100 receives all the ability information from the player terminal 1, the server 100 creates an ability list (hereinafter, also simply referred to as a list) that can be automatically executed in the fully automatic mode based on the all ability information. (S6). Here, when the server 100 automatically executes an ability, the server 100 limits the execution (activation) of some types of abilities among a plurality of types of abilities. This is because the player may be disadvantaged if some types of abilities are automatically executed.

For example, the field effect ability may increase the attack power of both the own character and the enemy character as described above. Therefore, if the field effect ability is automatically activated, the attack power of the enemy character is increased against the intention of the player, and the player may have difficulty in advancing the battle game in an advantageous manner. Therefore, the server 100 performs a process of excluding the field effect ability from all the ability information from the ability list that can be automatically executed in the fully automatic mode.

Also, if the recovery ability is automatically activated, the recovery ability may not be available at the timing the player wants to use. Also, recovery abilities do not contribute to damage to enemy characters when used. Therefore, the server 100 performs a process of excluding the recovery ability from all the ability information from the ability list that can be automatically executed in the fully automatic mode.

FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining an example of the ability list. As shown in FIG. 9, the ability list includes character identification information, ability identification information, ability type information, and flag information. The character identification information, the ability identification information, and the ability type information are as described above. The flag information includes an exclusion flag, a restriction flag, a POP-UP (pop-up) flag, a duplicate flag, and an automatic selection flag in FIG. However, the flag information shown in FIG. 9 is an example, and the flag information may include flags other than those shown in FIG.

As described above, the server 100 performs a process of excluding the automatic selection of abilities related to type A (recovery ability) and type B (field effect ability) from the ability type information. At this time, the server 100 controls the exclusion flag to the ON state for the ability identification information corresponding to the type A and the type B. The player terminal 1 cannot automatically select an ability (ability type information) whose exclusion flag is controlled to be ON. Further, although detailed description is omitted, the server 100 excludes the automatic selection of abilities for target abilities for selecting the target to be executed, operation abilities that require the player's operation, and the like, in addition to the types A and B. Perform processing. Also at this time, the exclusion flag is controlled to the ON state for the ability identification information corresponding to the target ability and the operation ability.

The server 100 controls the exclusion flag to the OFF state for the ability identification information corresponding to the type C (enhanced ability), the type D (weakened ability), and the type E (damage ability). The player terminal 1 can automatically select an ability (ability type information) whose exclusion flag is controlled to be OFF. Further, the server 100 controls the POP-UP flag, the duplicate flag, and the automatic selection flag to the OFF state at the stage of creating the ability list. Note that FIG. 9 shows an example in which all the restriction flags are controlled to the OFF state. However, if the server 100 has an ability that cannot be used at the time of list creation (that is, at the start of the battle game) (for example, an ability that cannot be used until several turns have passed from the start of the battle game), the server 100 sets a restriction flag. Control from the OFF state to the ON state.

Returning to FIG. 7, the player terminal 1 acquires the ability list information (hereinafter referred to as list information) from the server 100. Further, the player terminal 1 displays a battle screen (initial screen) on the display 26 based on various information acquired from the server 100 (S7). At this time, the Full icon 54 is displayed on the battle screen. The Full icon 54 is displayed so as to be operable by the player at any time from the start of the battle game to the end of the battle game.

The player terminal 1 constantly determines the state of the Full icon 54 (ON state, OFF state, presence / absence of operation) during the battle game. Here, the state of the Full icon 54 is stored and managed only by the player terminal 1 without being transmitted to the server 100.

When the player terminal 1 determines that the Full icon 54 has been operated in the ON state, the player terminal 1 selects an ability to be executed in the fully automatic mode based on the list information. Here, a predetermined priority is preset for the type of ability. For example, the priority is set higher for the type of ability that strengthens the own character than for the type of ability that affects the enemy character. Specifically, the priority of enhanced abilities is set higher than the abilities that affect enemy characters (weak abilities, damage abilities).

In the present embodiment, the priority of the type C (enhanced ability) shown in FIG. 9 is set to the highest, the priority of the type D (weak ability) is set next, and the priority of the type E (damage ability) is set. Set to the lowest. The player terminal 1 selects an ability to be executed in the fully automatic mode from the list information according to the above priority.

Taking FIG. 9 as an example, the player terminal 1 searches for abilities one by one in the order of character 1 → character 2 → character 3 → character 4 according to the above priority order. Specifically, the player terminal 1 searches for the presence / absence of the type C having the highest priority in the order of character 1 → character 2 → character 3 → character 4, and if there is a type C, sequentially selects the type C.

When the player terminal 1 finishes searching up to the character 4 with respect to the type C, the player terminal 1 searches for the presence / absence of the type D having the next highest priority after the type C in the order of character 1 → character 2 → character 3 → character 4, and the type D is If there is, select the sequential type D.

When the player terminal 1 finishes searching up to the character 4 with respect to the type D, the player terminal 1 searches for the presence or absence of the type E having the next highest priority after the type D in the order of character 1 → character 2 → character 3 → character 4, and the type E is If there is, select the sequential type E.

In the example shown in FIG. 9, the player terminal 1 selects the type C of the character 1, the type C of the character 2, and the type C of the character 3 one by one with respect to the type C. If there are a plurality of abilities (ability identification information) corresponding to the type C in each character, the player terminal 1 selects all the plurality of abilities corresponding to the type C one by one. In the example shown in FIG. 9, since the type C is not set for the character 4, the player terminal 1 ends the selection of the type C and shifts to the selection of the type D having the next highest priority after the type C. .. The selection of the type D and the type E is performed in the same manner as the selection of the type C.

Returning to FIG. 7, the player terminal 1 transmits one selected ability (ability identification information) to the server 100 as selection ability information (S8). Here, when the player terminal 1 transmits one selection ability information to the server 100, the next ability (until the response to the transmitted one selection ability information is obtained from the server 100 and the animation display for the selection ability information is completed). Waits for the selection of (ability identification information). When the server 100 receives one selection ability information, it updates various parameters based on the received one selection ability information (S9). Here, the changed values of the enemy character or the own character's HP, attack power, defense power, etc. are added, subtracted, multiplied, or divided with respect to the stored parameter values.

Further, the server 100 determines the effect pattern based on the received selection ability information (S10). This effect pattern includes motion patterns of the own character and the enemy character, animation display patterns corresponding to various actions, effects displayed on the display 26, and the like.

A large number of production patterns are provided, and one of the production patterns is determined. The effect pattern may be determined based only on the selection ability information, or may be determined by a combination of the selection ability information and the parameter change value or the updated parameter value. Further, the effect pattern may be determined only based on the changed value of the parameter or the value of the updated parameter.

When the effect pattern is determined, the server 100 updates the ability list (list information), assuming that the player terminal 1 has executed one of the selected abilities. For example, the server 100 assigns a restriction flag (ON control) to the ability (ability identification information) that is said to have been executed in the ability list, and restricts the use for a certain period (several turns).

The player terminal 1 acquires the effect information corresponding to the effect pattern determined by the server 100 and the updated list information (hereinafter referred to as the update list information), and displays the animation based on the acquired effect information. (S11).

In this way, in the fully automatic mode, the player terminal 1 selects one ability based on the created list information and the priority of the type of ability, and transmits the selected one selected ability information to the server 100. The server 100 determines the effect pattern and updates the list information based on the received selection ability information. The player terminal 1 displays an animation based on an effect pattern (effect information). When the display of the animation ends (that is, when one ability effect ends), the player terminal 1 selects the next (one) ability based on the update list information and the priority of the ability type, and selects 1 The selection ability information is transmitted to the server 100 again. As described above, in the present embodiment, the abilities are selected and executed one by one by the player terminal 1 and the server 100.

When the player terminal 1 finishes selecting all selectable abilities (abilities whose use is not restricted) in the list information (update list information), the player terminal 1 ends the automatic selection of the ability action (special action). When the player terminal 1 finishes the automatic selection of the special action, the player terminal 1 automatically selects the normal action (normal attack action).

When the player terminal 1 automatically selects a normal attack action, the player terminal 1 transmits information corresponding to the normal attack action (hereinafter referred to as attack information) to the server 100 (S12). When the server 100 receives the attack information, it updates various parameters based on the received attack information (S13). Here, the changed values of the enemy character or the own character's HP, attack power, defense power, etc. are added, subtracted, multiplied, or divided with respect to the stored parameter values.

Further, the server 100 determines the effect pattern based on the received attack information (S14). This effect pattern includes motion patterns of the own character and the enemy character, animation display patterns corresponding to various actions, effects displayed on the display 26, and the like.

The player terminal 1 acquires the effect information and the update list information corresponding to the effect pattern determined by the server 100, and displays the animation based on the acquired effect information (S15).

Next, the functional configuration of the player terminal 1 and the server 100, and specific processing in the player terminal 1 and the server 100 will be described.

(Functional configuration of player terminal 1)
FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the player terminal 1. A program for advancing the game is stored in the memory 12 of the player terminal 1. The CPU 10 operates various programs (modules) of the memory 12 and updates data such as various parameters and timer values related to the battle game in the data storage area of the memory 12.

Then, by operating each program, the CPU 10 causes the player terminal 1 to have the terminal side transmission unit 60, the terminal side reception unit 62, the display control unit 64, the mode switching control unit 66, the selection control unit 68, and the parameter update unit 70. , It functions as an error processing unit 72.

The terminal-side transmission unit 60 performs a transmission process of transmitting action identification information corresponding to the selected action to the server 100 based on tapping the action icon (input of a selection operation for selecting one of a plurality of types of actions). .. The action identification information also includes the above-mentioned selection ability information and attack information automatically selected by the player terminal 1 in the fully automatic mode.

The terminal-side receiving unit 62 performs a receiving process of receiving various information from the server 100. The various information includes the above-mentioned parameter information, effect information, list information (update list information), and the like.

The display control unit 64 mainly displays an animation (action image) on the display 26 based on the effect information received from the server 100.

The mode switching control unit 66 performs switching control for switching between the manual mode and the auto mode based on the tap (input of the selection operation) of the Auto icon 52 or the Full icon 54. As a result, during the battle game, the manual mode and the auto mode can be switched according to the operation of the player. Further, the mode switching control unit 66 is configured to be able to switch between the normal auto mode and the fully automatic mode according to the auto mode setting operation by the player. Further, the mode switching control unit 66 is configured to be able to stop the fully automatic mode during a battle game (competition).

During the battle game, in manual mode, normal actions and special actions are manually selected, and in auto mode, at least normal actions are automatically selected. For example, as described above, in the normal auto mode, the special action is not automatically selected, but the normal action is automatically selected, and in the full auto mode, both the normal action and the special action are automatically selected.

Further, the mode switching control unit 66 constantly determines the state of the Auto icon 52 or the Full icon 54 (ON state, OFF state, presence / absence of operation) during the battle game, and stores the state of the Auto icon 52 or the Full icon 54 in the memory 12 Memorize and manage.

When the manual mode is switched to the auto mode during the battle game, the selection control unit 68 automatically selects a normal action or a special action that can be executed during the battle game. For example, the selection control unit 68 automatically selects a normal action when the manual mode is switched to the normal auto mode. Further, when the selection control unit 68 switches from the manual mode to the fully automatic mode, the selection control unit 68 automatically selects a special action and a normal action. In the full-auto mode, the selection control unit 68 selects special actions in order based on a predetermined priority as described above, and selects a normal action after the special actions selected in order are executed. Further, the selection control unit 68 controls the automatic selection flag to the OFF state when the special action (ability action) is manually selected, and controls the automatic selection flag to the ON state when the special action is automatically selected. .. Further, the selection control unit 68 is configured to be able to accept manual selection of a special action during the fully automatic mode.

The parameter update unit 70 updates various parameter values used in the battle game in the memory 12 of the player terminal 1.

The error processing unit 72 executes error processing when communication with the server 100 cannot be performed for a predetermined time.

(Functional configuration of server 100)
FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the server 100. A program for advancing the game is stored in the memory 112 of the server 100. The CPU 110 operates various programs (modules) of the memory 112, and updates data such as various parameters and timer values related to the battle game in the data storage area of the memory 112.

Then, by operating each program, the CPU 110 causes the server 100 to function as an information communication unit 130, a calculation unit 132, an execution determination unit 134, a duplication determination unit 136, an execution control unit 138, and an effect information setting unit 140.

The information communication unit 130 exchanges information with the player terminal 1. When the information communication unit 130 receives the request information from the player terminal 1, for example, the information communication unit 130 derives the parameter values and the like stored in the processing area of the memory 112 of the server 100 and sets various information.

When the action identification information is received from the player terminal 1, the calculation unit 132 performs an update process for updating the parameters based on the received action identification information. Further, when all the ability information is received from the player terminal 1, the calculation unit 132 performs a process of creating the above list information.

When the action identification information received from the player terminal 1 includes information corresponding to the special action (for example, selection ability information), the execution determination unit 134 determines whether or not the special action satisfies the executable condition. To do. Executable conditions are, for example, that the mystery gauge value of your character is accumulated above the default value, that your character's HP (physical strength) is above the default value, and that the specified turn (for example, 5) after the ability of your character is activated. The turn) has passed.

For example, when the special action (ability action) is manually selected in the manual mode, the execution determination unit 134 determines whether or not the manually selected special action satisfies the executable condition. Further, when the special action is automatically selected in the full auto mode, the execution determination unit 134 determines whether or not the automatically selected special action satisfies the execution condition.

Here, the execution determination unit 134 determines that the selected ability is executable when the selected ability (special action) satisfies the executable condition, and the selected ability does not satisfy the executable condition. , Determines that the selected ability is infeasible. Further, the execution control unit 138, which will be described later, performs ON-OFF control of the restriction flag based on the determination result of the execution determination unit 134. For example, the execution control unit 138 controls the restriction flag to the OFF state for the ability determined by the execution determination unit 134 to be executable, and limits the ability determined by the execution determination unit 134 to be unexecutable. Control the flag to the ON state. Further, the execution control unit 138 controls the restriction flag to the ON state after the selected ability is executed (after the ability is activated), and restricts the use of the ability.

When the type of the battle game is a joint battle game, the duplication determination unit 136 has a specific type of special action executed by another player and a specific type of special action executed by the execution control unit 138. Determine whether or not the overlapping overlapping conditions are satisfied. The overlapping condition is, for example, that the types of special actions executed by the player and other players (that is, the effects brought about by the special actions) are the same, and the effect periods of the special actions are duplicated.

When the special action (ability action) is manually selected in the manual mode, the duplication determination unit 136 determines whether or not the manually selected special action satisfies the duplication condition. Further, when the special action is automatically selected in the full auto mode, the duplication determination unit 136 determines whether or not the automatically selected special action satisfies the duplication condition.

Here, the duplication determination unit 136 controls the duplication flag to the ON state when the selected ability (special action) satisfies the duplication condition, and turns the duplication flag OFF state when the selected ability does not satisfy the duplication condition. To control. Further, the execution control unit 138, which will be described later, performs ON-OFF control of the restriction flag based on the determination result (duplication flag) of the duplication determination unit 136. For example, the execution control unit 138 is automatically selected by the selection control unit 68, and controls the limit flag to be in the ON state for a certain period (for example, one turn) for the ability in which the duplicate flag is in the ON state. That is, the execution control unit 138 restricts the use of the automatically selected ability corresponding to the type of the ability while the ability executed by another player activates the effect.

The execution control unit 138 performs a process of executing a special action and a normal action selected by the player terminal 1. Here, when executing the special action, the execution control unit 138 determines whether or not to execute the special action based on the determination result of the execution determination unit 134 and the determination result of the duplication determination unit 136.

When the special action is executed, the execution control unit 138 adds (ON) a restriction flag indicating that the special action has been executed to the list information, and updates the list information. Further, the execution control unit 138 limits the list information to indicate that the special action does not satisfy the activation condition when the special action does not satisfy the activation condition (for example, when the mystery gauge value is less than the default value). Add a flag (ON) and update the list information. Further, when the special action does not satisfy the activation condition, the execution control unit 138 performs ON-OFF control of the POP-UP flag based on the state of the automatic selection flag. For example, the execution control unit 138 controls the POP-UP flag to the OFF state when the special action does not satisfy the activation condition and the automatic selection flag is ON, and the special action does not satisfy the activation condition and automatically selects. When the flag is in the OFF state, the POP-UP flag is controlled to the ON state. Further, when the duplication condition is satisfied, the execution control unit 138 performs ON-OFF control of the POP-UP flag based on the state of the automatic selection flag. For example, the execution control unit 138 controls the POP-UP flag to the OFF state when the duplication condition is satisfied and the automatic selection flag is ON, and when the duplication condition is satisfied and the automatic selection flag is OFF state, the POP is POP. -Controls the UP flag to the ON state.

The effect information setting unit 140 determines the effect information of the special action and the normal action executed by the execution control unit 138, and sets the determined effect information.

(Specific processing of player terminal 1)
FIG. 12 is a first flowchart illustrating an example of a terminal-side battle game execution process in the player terminal 1. FIG. 13 is a second flowchart illustrating an example of the terminal-side battle game execution process in the player terminal 1. FIG. 14 is a third flowchart illustrating an example of terminal-side battle game execution processing in the player terminal 1. FIG. 15 is a fourth flowchart illustrating an example of a terminal-side battle game execution process in the player terminal 1. In this embodiment, an example in which an ability action is selected and executed as an example of a special action in the terminal-side battle game execution process will be described.

The terminal-side battle game execution process is started by inputting the battle game start operation. In the terminal-side battle game execution process, first, the terminal-side transmission unit 60 transmits the battle game information to the server 100 (S101).

Further, the terminal-side transmission unit 60 transmits the request information to the server 100 after transmitting the battle game information (S102). After transmitting the request information, the terminal-side receiving unit 62 acquires various information from the server 100 (S103).

When the terminal-side transmission unit 60 acquires various information, it transmits all the ability information of its own character organized in the party based on the various information to the server 100 (S104). After the terminal-side transmitting unit 60 transmits all ability information, the terminal-side receiving unit 62 acquires information (list information) corresponding to the ability list created by the server 100 based on all the ability information from the server 100 (S105). ).

The mode switching control unit 66 determines the state of the Full icon 54 (S106). If the Full icon 54 is in the ON state (YES in S106), the mode switching control unit 66 assumes that the operation of changing from the manual mode to the fully automatic mode has been performed during the battle game, and shifts the process to S107. Further, if the Full icon 54 is in the OFF state (NO in S106), it is assumed that the mode switching control unit 66 is operated to the manual mode or the normal auto mode during the battle game, and the process shifts to S122 shown in FIG. .. The processing of S122 will be described later.

In the fully automatic mode, the selection control unit 68 determines whether or not there is an action reserved for the reserved action display unit 50 (S107). When there is no reserved action (NO in S107), the selection control unit 68 refers to the list information, the flag, and the like, and determines whether or not there is a selectable (usable) ability action (S108). On the other hand, when there is a reserved action (YES in S107), the selection control unit 68 shifts the process to S116, which will be described later.

When there is a selectable ability action (YES in S108), the selection control unit 68 executes a process of automatically selecting one ability action as described above (S109). Specifically, in the fully automatic mode, the selection control unit 68 selects one ability action from a plurality of ability actions based on the priority of the type of ability action. On the other hand, when there is no selectable ability action (NO in S108), the selection control unit 68 shifts the process to S123 shown in FIG. The processing of S123 will be described later.

When one ability action is automatically selected, the terminal-side transmission unit 60 transmits information (selection ability information) corresponding to the selected one ability action to the server 100 (S110). At this time, the selection control unit 68 adds (ON) an automatic selection flag indicating that the selection ability information has been automatically selected to the list information, and transmits the information to the server 100.

The terminal-side receiving unit 62 acquires the effect information and the update list information determined based on the selection ability information and the list information on the server 100 (S111). The list information (update list information) is transmitted and received between the player terminal 1 and the server 100 each time communication is performed between the player terminal 1 and the server 100. Here, as will be described in detail later, when the ability action automatically selected by the execution control unit 138 of the server 100 is not executed, the POP-UP flag is controlled to the OFF state in the update list information, and the restriction flag is set. Is controlled to the ON state for a predetermined period (for example, until the end of the turn). When the POP-UP flag is OFF, the display control unit 64 hides (does not display) the pop-up screen indicating that the ability action has not been executed during the battle game. Further, when the limit flag is ON, the selection control unit 68 does not automatically select the ability action in which the limit flag is ON.

The display control unit 64 determines whether or not the effect information has been acquired from the server 100 (S112). When the effect information is acquired (YES in S112), the display control unit 64 displays various animations on the display 26 based on the acquired effect information (S113). On the other hand, when the effect information is not acquired (the ability action is not executed) (NO in S112), the display control unit 64 shifts the process to S114. At this time, since the POP-UP flag is controlled to the OFF state, the display control unit 64 displays a pop-up screen indicating that the effect information has not been acquired on the display 26 (that is, the ability action has not been executed). Do not show. That is, in the full-auto mode, the display control unit 64 does not display the pop-up screen on the display 26 because the full-auto mode is continued when the ability action is not executed.

When the animation is displayed (that is, when the ability action is executed), the parameter update unit 70 updates various parameter values based on various information received from the server 100, and the end condition of the battle game is satisfied. Whether or not it is determined (S114). When the end condition of the battle game is satisfied (YES in S114), the end process of the battle game is performed (S115), and the battle game execution process on the terminal side is ended. On the other hand, if the end condition of the battle game is not satisfied (NO in S114), the process returns to S106 and the processing after S106 is performed again.

In S107, when the reserved action display unit 50 has a reserved action (YES in S107), the selection control unit 68 determines that the player has manually selected the ability action in the fully automatic mode.

The terminal-side transmission unit 60 transmits the manually selected selection ability information to the server 100 (S116). At this time, the selection control unit 68 adds a flag indicating that the selection ability information has been manually selected to the list information (specifically, controls the automatic selection flag to the OFF state) and transmits the flag to the server 100.

The terminal-side receiving unit 62 acquires the effect information and the update list information determined based on the selection ability information and the list information on the server 100 (S117). Here, as will be described in detail later, when the manually selected ability action is not executed in the execution control unit 138 of the server 100, a pop-up flag is added (ON) to the update list information.

The display control unit 64 determines whether or not the pop-up flag is added (ON) in the update list information (S118). When the pop-up flag is OFF (YES in S118), the display control unit 64 displays various animations on the display 26 based on the acquired effect information, assuming that the ability action has been executed (S119). After that, the display control unit 64 shifts the processing to S114.

On the other hand, when the pop-up flag is ON (NO in S118), the display control unit 64 shifts the process to S120 shown in FIG. The display control unit 64 causes the display 26 to display a pop-up screen (S120). That is, the display control unit 64 did not execute the ability action selected by the player when the manually selected ability action was not executed (the manually selected ability action did not satisfy the activation condition). A pop-up screen is displayed on the display 26 to notify the user. At this time, the selection control unit 68 performs a process of erasing all the actions reserved (displayed) in the reservation action display unit 50 along with the display of the pop-up screen.

When the player confirms the pop-up screen and operates the pop-up screen, the display control unit 64 performs a non-display process for closing the pop-up screen (S121). After that, the display control unit 64 shifts the processing to S106, and performs the processing after S106 again.

In S106, if the Full icon 54 is in the OFF state (NO in S106), the mode switching control unit 66 determines the state of the Auto icon 52 as shown in FIG. 14 (S122). If the Auto icon 52 is in the ON state (YES in S122), the mode switching control unit 66 assumes that the manual mode has been operated to the normal auto mode during the battle game, and shifts the process to S123. If the Auto icon 52 is in the OFF state (NO in S122), the mode switching control unit 66 is assumed to be manually operated in the manual mode during the battle game, and the process shifts to S131 shown in FIG. The processing of S131 will be described later.

In the normal auto mode, the selection control unit 68 automatically selects the normal attack action. When the normal attack action is selected, the terminal-side transmission unit 60 transmits the attack information to the server 100 (S123). Further, in the fully automatic mode, the selection control unit 68 automatically selects a normal attack action when there is no selectable ability action (NO in S108). In this case as well, the terminal-side transmission unit 60 transmits the attack information to the server 100 (S123).

The terminal-side receiving unit 62 acquires the effect information determined based on the attack information on the server 100 (S124). When the effect information is acquired, the display control unit 64 displays various animations on the display 26 based on the acquired effect information, assuming that the normal attack action has been executed (S125).

When the animation is displayed (that is, when the normal attack action is executed), the parameter update unit 70 updates various parameter values based on various information received from the server 100, and the end condition of the battle game is satisfied. It is determined whether or not it has been done (S126). When the end condition of the battle game is satisfied (YES in S126), the end process of the battle game is performed (S115), and the battle game execution process on the terminal side is ended. On the other hand, if the end condition of the battle game is not satisfied (NO in S126), the display control unit 64 ends its own turn (S127), and based on the acquired effect information, various animations in the enemy turn are displayed on the display 26. Is displayed.

When the display of various animations in the enemy turn ends (that is, when the action of the enemy character ends), the parameter update unit 70 updates various parameter values based on various information received from the server 100, and ends the enemy turn. (S128), and it is determined whether or not the end condition of the battle game is satisfied (S129). When the end condition of the battle game is satisfied (YES in S129), the end process of the battle game is performed (S115), and the battle game execution process on the terminal side is ended. On the other hand, if the end condition of the battle game is not satisfied (NO in S129), the parameter update unit 70 starts its own turn (S130). At this time, the terminal-side receiving unit 62 acquires the update list information from the server 100. As will be described in detail later, among the update list information, the POP-UP flag, the duplicate flag, and the automatic selection flag, which are in the ON state at the end of the own turn, are controlled (reset) by the server 100 to the OFF state. .. Further, among the update list information, some of the restriction flags that are in the ON state at the end of the own turn are controlled to the OFF state by the server 100. For example, the server 100 controls the restriction flag corresponding to the ability that became available at the start of its own turn from the ON state to the OFF state. After that, the process is transferred to S106, and the processes after S106 are performed again.

In S122, if the Auto icon 52 is in the OFF state (NO in S122), the mode switching control unit 66 determines that the mode is in the manual mode during the battle game, and the selection control unit 68 determines that the mode is in the manual mode, as shown in FIG. It is determined whether or not various action icons are manually selected (S131).

If the various action icons are manually selected (YES in S131), the selection control unit 68 determines whether or not the ability action (that is, the special action) among the various action icons is manually selected (S132). On the other hand, if the various action icons are not manually selected (NO in S131), the selection control unit 68 returns the process to S106. Then, when the OFF state determination of the Full icon 54 (NO in S106), the OFF state determination of the Auto icon 52 (NO in S122), and the manual non-operation determination of various action icons (NO in S131) are made, the selection control unit 68 repeats the above determination process until various action icons are operated (selected).

When the ability icon is manually operated (YES in S132), the selection control unit 68 shifts the process to S116 described above, and the terminal-side transmission unit 60 transmits the manually selected selection ability information to the server 100 (YES in S132). S116). On the other hand, when the ability icon is not manually selected (special action is not manually selected) (NO in S132), the selection control unit 68 determines that the normal attack icon is manually selected (S133).

When the normal attack icon is manually selected, the selection control unit 68 shifts the process to the above S123 (see FIG. 14), and the terminal-side transmission unit 60 transmits the manually selected attack information to the server 100 (see FIG. 14). S123).

(Specific processing of server 100)
FIG. 16 is a first flowchart illustrating an example of a server-side battle game execution process on the server 100. FIG. 17 is a second flowchart illustrating an example of a server-side battle game execution process on the server 100. FIG. 18 is a third flowchart illustrating an example of a server-side battle game execution process on the server 100.

When the information communication unit 130 receives the battle game information from the player terminal 1 (S201), the calculation unit 132 sets the parameter value of each parameter in the processing area based on the received battle game information (S202).

When the information communication unit 130 receives the request information (S203), the information communication unit 130 derives the parameter values and the like stored in the processing area and sets various information so that the player terminal 1 can receive them (S204). The various information set here is received by the player terminal 1.

Further, when the information communication unit 130 receives all the ability information from the player terminal 1 (S205), the calculation unit 132 creates the above list information based on all the ability information (S206).

The information communication unit 130 determines whether or not the selection ability information has been received from the player terminal 1 (S207). When the selection ability information is received (YES in S207), the information communication unit 130 determines whether or not the received selection ability information is automatically selected based on the automatic selection flag given to the list information (S208). .. On the other hand, when the selection ability information is not received (NO in S207), the information communication unit 130 shifts the process to S228 shown in FIG. The processing of S228 will be described later.

When the selection ability information is automatically selected (YES in S208), the execution determination unit 134 determines whether or not the ability corresponding to the selection ability information satisfies the executable condition (S209). For example, the execution determination unit 134 has accumulated the mystery gauge value of the own character more than the default value, the HP (physical strength) of the own character is more than the default value, and the specified turn (for example, after the ability of the own character is activated). Depending on the elapse of 5 turns), it is determined whether or not the ability meets the enablement condition.

When the ability satisfies the executable condition (YES in S209), the duplication determination unit 136 determines the type of the battle game, and if the type of the battle game is a joint battle game, the ability satisfying the executable condition is determined. It is determined whether or not the duplication condition that overlaps with the ability executed by another player is satisfied (S210). For example, the duplication determination unit 136 is based on the fact that the types of abilities executed by the player and other players (that is, the effects brought about by the ability actions) are the same, and the effect periods of the ability actions overlap. Determine whether or not the overlapping condition is satisfied. On the other hand, when the ability does not satisfy the executable condition (NO in S209), the process proceeds to the process of S217 described later.

When the type of the battle game is not a joint battle game (that is, it is a single battle game), or when the overlapping condition is not satisfied, the execution control unit 138 updates the list information (S211). Here, the execution control unit 138 adds (ON) a restriction flag indicating that the ability corresponding to the selection ability information has been executed, and updates the list information.

When the list information is updated, the calculation unit 132 derives the parameter change value. Here, the damage value to be given to the own character or the enemy character is determined. Further, the calculation unit 132 performs an update process of updating the parameter value by adding the derived change value to the parameter value currently stored in the processing area (S212).

Further, the effect information setting unit 140 determines the effect pattern (effect information) based on the received selection ability information (S213), and the information communication unit 130 receives the effect information and the update list information on the player terminal 1. Set as possible (S214).

When the effect information and the update list information are set, the calculation unit 132 determines whether or not the end condition of the battle game is satisfied (S215). When the end condition of the battle game is satisfied (YES in S215), the end process of the battle game is performed (S216), and the server-side battle game execution process is ended. On the other hand, if the end condition of the battle game is not satisfied (NO in S215), the process returns to S207 and the processing after S207 is performed again.

When the ability corresponding to the selection ability information does not satisfy the executable condition (NO in S209), or when the duplicate condition is satisfied (YES in S210), the execution control unit 138 updates the list information (S217). For example, the execution control unit 138 adds a flag to the update list information so that the pop-up does not appear (that is, controls the pop-up flag to the OFF state) when the automatically selected ability action is not executed. At this time, the execution control unit 138 controls the limit flag corresponding to the ability action that is automatically selected and not executed to the ON state for a predetermined period (for example, until the end of the turn). However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the information of the ability action that has not been executed may be retained in the player terminal 1 for a predetermined period (for example, until the end of the turn). In that case, the selection control unit 68 of the player terminal 1 controls not to select the ability action that has not been executed until the end of the turn.

When the list information is updated, the information communication unit 130 sets the update list information so that the player terminal 1 can receive it (S218). When the update list information is set, the information communication unit 130 shifts the processing to S207 and performs the processing after S207 again.

In S208, when the selection ability information is not automatically selected (NO in S208), the execution determination unit 134 considers that the selection ability information is manually selected (automatic selection flag is OFF), and selects selection ability information. It is determined whether or not the ability corresponding to the above satisfies the enablement condition (S219).

When the ability satisfies the executable condition (YES in S219), the duplication determination unit 136 determines the type of the battle game, and if the type of the battle game is a joint battle game, the ability satisfying the executable condition is determined. It is determined whether or not the overlapping condition that overlaps with the ability executed by another player is satisfied (S220). On the other hand, when the ability does not satisfy the executable condition (NO in S219), the process proceeds to the process of S225 described later.

When the type of the battle game is not a joint battle game (that is, it is a single battle game), or when the overlapping condition is not satisfied, the execution control unit 138 updates the list information (S221). Here, the execution control unit 138 adds (ON) a restriction flag indicating that the ability corresponding to the selection ability information has been executed, and updates the list information.

When the list information is updated, the calculation unit 132 derives the parameter change value. Further, the calculation unit 132 performs an update process of updating the parameter value by adding the derived change value to the parameter value currently stored in the processing area (S222).

Further, the effect information setting unit 140 determines the effect pattern (effect information) based on the received selection ability information (S223), and the information communication unit 130 receives the effect information and the update list information on the player terminal 1. Set as possible (S224). When the effect information and the update list information are set, the calculation unit 132 shifts to the process of S215 described above.

When the ability corresponding to the selection ability information does not satisfy the executable condition (NO in S219), or when the duplicate condition is satisfied (YES in S220), the execution control unit 138 updates the list information (S225). For example, the execution control unit 138 adds a pop-up flag to the update list information (that is, controls the pop-up flag to the ON state) when the manually selected ability action is not executed.

When the list information is updated, the effect information setting unit 140 determines the effect pattern (effect information) for displaying the pop-up screen on the display 26 based on the pop-up flag of the update list information (S226), and the information communication unit 130 determines the effect pattern (effect information). The effect information and the update list information are set so that the player terminal 1 can receive them (S227). When the effect information and the update list information are set, the calculation unit 132 shifts to the process of S207 described above, and performs the processes after S207 again.

When the selection ability information is not received in S207, the information communication unit 130 determines whether or not the attack information has been received as shown in FIG. 18 (S228). When the attack information is not received (NO in S228), the information communication unit 130 returns the process to S207. Then, when the selection ability information non-reception determination (NO in S207) and the attack information non-reception determination (NO in S228) are made, the information and communication unit 130 described the above until the selection ability information or the attack information is received. The judgment process is repeated.

On the other hand, when the attack information is received (YES in S228), the calculation unit 132 derives the parameter change value. Here, the damage value to be given to the own character or the enemy character is determined. Further, the calculation unit 132 performs an update process of updating the parameter value by adding the derived change value to the parameter value currently stored in the processing area (S229).

Further, the effect information setting unit 140 determines the effect pattern (effect information) based on the received attack information (S230), and the information communication unit 130 sets the effect information so that the player terminal 1 can receive it (S231). ).

When the effect information and the update list information are set, the calculation unit 132 determines whether or not the end condition of the battle game is satisfied (S232). When the end condition of the battle game is satisfied (YES in S232), the calculation unit 132 shifts to the process of S216 described above.

On the other hand, if the end condition of the battle game is not satisfied (NO in S232), the calculation unit 132 ends its own turn (S233) and starts the enemy turn. In the enemy turn, the calculation unit 132 performs the same processing as the above S229, and the effect information setting unit 140 performs the same processing as the above S230.

Then, when the processing of the enemy turn is completed (S234), the calculation unit 132 determines whether or not the end condition of the battle game is satisfied (S235). When the end condition of the battle game is satisfied (YES in S235), the calculation unit 132 shifts to the process of S216 described above. On the other hand, if the end condition of the battle game is not satisfied (NO in S235), the calculation unit 132 starts its own turn (S236). At this time, the calculation unit 132 controls (reset) the POP-UP flag, the duplicate flag, and the automatic selection flag, which are in the ON state at the end of the own turn, in the update list information to the OFF state. Further, the calculation unit 132 controls a part of the restriction flags that are in the ON state at the end of the own turn to the OFF state in the update list information. For example, the calculation unit 132 controls the restriction flag corresponding to the ability that became available at the start of the own turn from the ON state to the OFF state. Further, the calculation unit 132 controls the restriction flag corresponding to the ability requiring the activation condition from the ON state to the OFF state. Further, the calculation unit 132 maintains the exclusion flag state (ON state, OFF state). However, the calculation unit 132 may control (reset) all the exclusion flags in the update list information to the OFF state at the start of the own turn, and turn the exclusion flags ON-OFF again based on the ability type information. After that, the process shifts to S207, and the processes after S207 are performed again.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the selection control unit 68 selects one special action from a plurality of special actions (ability actions) in order based on the priority of the type of the special action in the fully automatic mode. As a result, the battle of the battle game can be advanced more efficiently than when the special action is randomly executed in the fully automatic mode. In addition, the player can automatically execute a special action simply by tapping the Full icon 54, and it is not necessary to manually set the activation condition of the special action and the type of the special action for the own character in advance. Work becomes easier. As a result, the auto mode function can be simplified and convenience can be improved.

The execution control unit 138 executes a normal action after executing the special actions automatically selected in order based on the priority. As a result, the battle of the battle game can be advanced advantageously compared to the case where the special action is executed after the normal action is executed.

As for the special action, the special action that strengthens the own character is set to have a higher priority than the special action that affects the enemy character. As a result, for example, the own character can be strengthened before the enemy character is damaged, and the battle of the battle game can be advanced advantageously. In addition, even beginners can easily understand the purpose of special actions and the effective order of use, and can effectively utilize special actions.

The execution control unit 138 executes the same processing in the normal action selected in the normal auto mode and the normal action selected in the full auto mode. Thereby, the normal action processing in the auto mode (for example, the processing of S229 to S231 shown in FIG. 18) can be simplified.

When the special action is manually selected and the manually selected special action does not meet the executable condition, the execution control unit 138 displays information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition on the display 26. Perform the process of causing. As a result, it is possible to notify the player that the special action intentionally selected by the player cannot be executed.

The execution control unit 138 displays on the display 26 information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition when the special action is automatically selected and the automatically selected special action does not meet the executable condition. Do the next process (skip the process) without letting it. At this time, the execution control unit 138 performs a process of not executing the automatically selected special action for a predetermined period (for example, giving (ON) a restriction flag not to be executed for one turn). As a result, it is possible to prevent the display 26 from displaying a notification (pop-up) indicating that the special action cannot be executed unnecessarily during the full auto mode.

The execution control unit 138 causes the display 26 to display information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition when the special action is manually selected and the duplication condition is satisfied when the manually selected special action is executed. Perform processing. As a result, it is possible to notify the player that the special action intentionally executed by the player overlaps with the special action executed by another player.

The execution control unit 138 causes the display 26 to display information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition when the special action is automatically selected and the duplication condition is satisfied when the automatically selected special action is executed. Instead, perform the next process (skip the process). At this time, the execution control unit 138 performs a process of not executing the automatically selected special action for a predetermined period (for example, giving (ON) a restriction flag not to be executed for one turn). As a result, it is possible to prevent the display 26 from displaying a notification (pop-up) indicating that the special action is duplicated unnecessarily during the full auto mode.

Although one aspect of the embodiment has been described above with reference to the accompanying drawings, it goes without saying that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment. It is clear to those skilled in the art that various modifications or modifications can be conceived within the scope of the claims, and it is understood that they also naturally belong to the technical scope.

In the above embodiment, an example in which the player terminal 1 selects one ability and the server 100 executes the selected one ability has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, the player terminal 1 may select a plurality of abilities, and the server 100 may execute the selected plurality of abilities one by one.

In the above embodiment, the selection control unit 68 has described an example of searching (selecting) all the abilities that can be executed for each type. For example, the selection control unit 68 searches (selects) all the abilities that can be executed in the type C according to the priority order of the own character (for example, the order of arrangement, character 1 → character 2 → character 3 → character 4), and then the next All abilities that can be executed in type D are selected according to the priority of the own character. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the selection control unit 68 may search (select) all the abilities that can be executed for each character. For example, all abilities that can be executed by character 1 are searched (selected) according to the above priority (type C → type D → type E), and then all abilities that can be executed by the next character 2 are searched according to the above priority. (Selection) may be performed.

In the above embodiment, an example in which the normal action section is executed after the special action section is executed has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the special action interval may be executed after the normal action interval is executed. For example, after performing a normal attack action, special actions may be selected and executed in order based on a predetermined priority.

In the above embodiment, an example in which the strengthening ability is set to have a higher priority than the weak ability and the damage ability has been described. However, the priority is not limited to this, and for example, the priority of the weak ability may be set to the highest, then the priority of the enhanced ability may be set, and the priority of the damage ability may be set to the lowest.

In the above embodiment, an example in which the normal action is executed by the same processing in the normal auto mode and the full auto mode has been described, but the processing of the normal action is different between the normal auto mode and the full auto mode. May be good. For example, in the normal action processing in the normal auto mode, the normal action is performed without selecting the enemy character, and in the normal action processing in the full auto mode, the enemy character is selected and the normal action is performed in an advantageous manner for the player. You may go.

In the above embodiment, an example in which the pop-up screen is not displayed on the display 26 when the automatically selected special action does not satisfy the executable condition has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the effect information setting unit 140 may display a pop-up screen on the display 26 when the automatically selected special action does not satisfy the executable condition.

In the above embodiment, an example in which the pop-up screen is not displayed on the display 26 when the special action automatically selected in the joint battle game satisfies the duplication condition has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the effect information setting unit 140 may display a pop-up screen on the display 26 when the automatically selected special action satisfies the duplication condition. Further, the execution control unit 138 may execute the automatically selected special action when the automatically selected special action satisfies the duplication condition.

Moreover, the content and number of actions described in the above embodiment are merely examples. Further, in the above embodiment, each action can be selected by the player during the special action section. However, the method of proceeding with the battle game is not limited to this, and for example, the player may be able to select an action even in the normal action section in the above embodiment.

The information processing program for executing the processing in the above embodiment may be stored in a computer-readable storage medium and provided as a storage medium. Furthermore, it may be provided as a game terminal device including this storage medium. Further, the above-described embodiment may be an information processing method that realizes each function and the steps shown in the flowchart.

The present invention can be used in information processing systems, information processing methods, and information processing programs.

1 Player terminal 26 display (display unit)
66 Mode switching control unit 68 Selection control unit 100 Server 134 Execution judgment unit 136 Duplicate judgment unit 138 Execution control unit S Information processing system

In order to solve the above problems, the information processing system has a first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and the normal action and the special action. A mode switching control unit that can switch between the second mode in which is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. It is equipped with an execution control unit that executes selected special actions and normal actions , and the own turn in which the character performs an action includes a special action section in which special actions can be selected and executed, and a normal action section in which normal actions can be executed. hints, execution control unit, after executing the special actions that are selected on a priority basis in the special action interval, that perform normal actions in normal action period.
In order to solve the above problems, the information processing system has a first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and the normal action and the special action. A mode switching control unit that can switch between the second mode in which is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. It is equipped with an execution control unit that executes the selected special action, and the battle shifts to the enemy turn in which the enemy character performs the action after the end of the own turn in which the own character performs the action, and the selection control unit is self. If multiple special actions can be selected during the turn based on the priority and order of the special action types, multiple selections are made, and the execution control unit executes the special action selected during the own turn and can select the special action. After there is no more, it shifts to the enemy turn.
In order to solve the above problems, the information processing system has a first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and the normal action and the special action. A mode switching control unit that can switch between the second mode in which is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. The execution control unit includes an execution control unit that executes the selected special action and an execution judgment unit that determines whether or not the selected special action satisfies the executable condition. The execution control unit manually selects the special action. , If the manually selected special action does not meet the executable condition, the information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition is displayed on the display, and the special action is automatically selected. If the automatically selected special action does not meet the executable condition, the following processing is performed without displaying the information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition on the display unit.
In order to solve the above problems, the information processing system has a first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and the normal action and the special action. A mode switching control unit that can switch between the second mode in which is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. When the execution control unit that executes the selected special action and the own character and the enemy character that each of the multiple players have each battle, the specific type of the special action executed by the other player and the execution control unit execute it. It is equipped with a duplication determination unit that determines whether or not a duplication condition that overlaps with a specific type of a special action is satisfied, and the execution control unit executes a special action that is manually selected by manually selecting the special action. When the duplication condition is satisfied, the information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition is displayed on the display unit, the special action is automatically selected, and the automatically selected special action is executed. When the duplication condition is satisfied, the following processing is performed without displaying the information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition on the display unit.

In order to solve the above problem, the information processing method is an information processing method executed by a player terminal and a server capable of communicating with the player terminal, and is executed when a battle between the own character and an enemy character is performed. A step to switch between a first mode in which normal and special actions are manually selected and a second mode in which normal and special actions are automatically selected, and in the second mode, multiple special actions are performed. see containing selecting based on the priority of the type of special action, and performing special actions and normal actions selected, a self turn player character perform an action may be selected and run special action The step to be executed includes a special action section and a normal action section in which a normal action can be executed. After executing a special action selected based on the priority in the special action section, the normal action is executed in the normal action section. ..
In order to solve the above problem, the information processing method is an information processing method executed by a player terminal and a server capable of communicating with the player terminal, and is executed when a battle between the own character and an enemy character is performed. A step to switch between a first mode in which normal and special actions are manually selected and a second mode in which normal and special actions are automatically selected, and in the second mode, multiple special actions are performed. The battle includes a step of selecting based on the priority of the special action type and a step of executing the selected special action. In the battle, the enemy character takes an action after the own turn in which the own character takes an action is completed. The step to move to the enemy turn to be performed and select multiple special actions during the own turn, if multiple can be selected based on the priority and order of the special action type, select multiple steps, and the step to be executed is during the own turn. Performs the selected special action, and after there are no more special actions to select, move to the enemy turn.
In order to solve the above problem, the information processing method is an information processing method executed by a player terminal and a server capable of communicating with the player terminal, and is executed when a battle between the own character and an enemy character is performed. A step to switch between a first mode in which normal and special actions are manually selected and a second mode in which normal and special actions are automatically selected, and in the second mode, multiple special actions are performed. Includes and executes a step of selecting based on the priority of the type of special action, a step of executing the selected special action, and a step of determining whether or not the selected special action meets the enablement condition. The step to be performed is to display information indicating that the special action does not meet the enablement condition on the display when the special action is manually selected and the manually selected special action does not meet the enablement condition. If the special action is automatically selected and the automatically selected special action does not meet the executable condition, the information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition is not displayed on the display. , Performs the following processing.
In order to solve the above problem, the information processing method is an information processing method executed by a player terminal and a server capable of communicating with the player terminal, and is executed when a battle between the own character and an enemy character is performed. A step to switch between a first mode in which normal and special actions are manually selected and a second mode in which normal and special actions are automatically selected, and in the second mode, multiple special actions are performed. A step to select based on the priority of the type of special action, a step to execute the selected special action, and a special executed by another player in a battle between the own character and the enemy character possessed by multiple players. The step to be executed is manually selected by the special action, including the step of determining whether or not the specific type of action and the specific type of special action executed by the step to be executed overlap the overlapping condition. When the duplication condition is satisfied when executing the manually selected special action, the information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition is displayed on the display unit, and the special action is automatically selected. When the duplication condition is satisfied when the automatically selected special action is executed, the following processing is performed without displaying the information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition on the display unit.

In order to solve the above problems, the information processing program has a first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and the normal action and the special action. A mode switching control unit that can switch between the second mode in which is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. The computer functions as an execution control unit that executes the selected special action and normal action , and the own turn in which the character performs the action is a special action section in which the special action can be selected and executed and a normal action section in which the normal action can be executed. wherein the door, the execution control unit, after executing the special actions that are selected on a priority basis in the special action interval, that perform normal actions in normal action period.
In order to solve the above problems, the information processing program has a first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and the normal action and the special action. A mode switching control unit that can switch between the second mode in which is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. The computer functions as an execution control unit that executes the selected special action, and the battle shifts to the enemy turn in which the enemy character takes action after the end of the own turn in which the own character takes action, and selection control is performed. The department selects multiple special actions during its own turn, if multiple can be selected based on the priority and order of the special action types, and the execution control unit executes the selected special action during its own turn. After there are no special actions to choose from, move to the enemy turn.
In order to solve the above problems, the information processing program has a first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and the normal action and the special action. A mode switching control unit that can switch between the second mode in which is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. The computer is made to function as an execution control unit that executes the selected special action and an execution judgment unit that determines whether or not the selected special action satisfies the executable condition. If the special action is manually selected and the manually selected special action does not meet the executable condition, the display will display information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition, and the special action will be automatic. If the special action selected in is not satisfied with the executable condition, the following processing is performed without displaying the information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition on the display unit.
In order to solve the above problems, the information processing program has a first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and the normal action and the special action. A mode switching control unit that can switch between the second mode in which is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. When the execution control unit that executes the selected special action and the own character and the enemy character that each of the multiple players have each battle, the specific type of the special action executed by the other player and the execution control unit execute it. The computer is made to function as a duplication judgment unit that determines whether or not the duplication condition that overlaps with a specific type of the special action is satisfied, and the execution control unit manually selects the special action and manually selects it. When a duplicate condition is satisfied when executing a special action, information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplicate condition is displayed on the display unit, the special action is automatically selected, and the automatically selected special action is selected. If the duplication condition is satisfied when executing, the following processing is performed without displaying the information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition on the display unit.

To solve the above SL problem, the information processing system has a first mode in which the normal action and special actions are executed when performing a match between the player character and the enemy character are selected manually, the normal action and special A mode switching control unit that can switch between a second mode in which an action is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. , An execution control unit that executes the selected special action and an execution judgment unit that determines whether or not the selected special action satisfies the executable condition. The execution control unit manually selects the special action. If the special action selected manually does not meet the executable condition, information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition is displayed on the display, and the special action is automatically selected. If the automatically selected special action does not meet the executable condition, the following processing is performed without displaying the information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition on the display unit.
In order to solve the above problems, the information processing system has a first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and the normal action and the special action. A mode switching control unit that can switch between the second mode in which is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. When the execution control unit that executes the selected special action and the own character and the enemy character that each of the multiple players have each battle, the specific type of the special action executed by the other player and the execution control unit execute it. It is equipped with a duplication determination unit that determines whether or not a duplication condition that overlaps with a specific type of a special action is satisfied, and the execution control unit executes a special action that is manually selected and the special action is manually selected. When the duplication condition is satisfied, the information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition is displayed on the display unit, the special action is automatically selected, and the automatically selected special action is executed. When the duplication condition is satisfied, the following processing is performed without displaying the information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition on the display unit.

To solve the above SL problem, an information processing method, the player terminal, and an information processing method server capable of communicating with the player terminal performs, it is performed when performing a match between the player character and the enemy character In the step of switching between the first mode in which normal actions and special actions are manually selected and the second mode in which normal actions and special actions are automatically selected, and in the second mode, multiple special actions are performed. , Includes a step to select based on the priority of the special action type, a step to execute the selected special action, and a step to determine whether the selected special action meets the enablement condition. In the step to be executed, if the special action is manually selected and the manually selected special action does not meet the executable condition, information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition is displayed on the display. If processing is performed and the special action is automatically selected and the automatically selected special action does not meet the executable condition, the information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition is not displayed on the display. Then, the following processing is performed.
In order to solve the above problem, the information processing method is an information processing method executed by a player terminal and a server capable of communicating with the player terminal, and is executed when a battle between the own character and an enemy character is performed. A step to switch between a first mode in which normal and special actions are manually selected and a second mode in which normal and special actions are automatically selected, and in the second mode, multiple special actions are performed. A step to select based on the priority of the type of special action, a step to execute the selected special action, and a special executed by another player in a battle between the own character and the enemy character possessed by multiple players. The step to be executed is manually selected by the special action, including the step of determining whether or not the specific type of action and the specific type of special action executed by the step to be executed overlap the overlapping condition. When the duplication condition is satisfied when executing the manually selected special action, the information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition is displayed on the display unit, and the special action is automatically selected. When the duplication condition is satisfied when the automatically selected special action is executed, the following processing is performed without displaying the information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition on the display unit.

To solve the above SL problem, the information processing program has a first mode in which the normal action and special actions are executed when performing a match between the player character and the enemy character are selected manually, the normal action and special A mode switching control unit that can switch between a second mode in which an action is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. , The execution control unit that executes the selected special action and the execution judgment unit that determines whether the selected special action satisfies the executable condition, and the computer is made to function, and the execution control unit is the special action. Is manually selected, and if the manually selected special action does not meet the executable condition, information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition is displayed on the display, and the special action is displayed. If it is automatically selected and the automatically selected special action does not meet the executable condition, the following processing is performed without displaying the information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition on the display unit. ..
In order to solve the above problems, the information processing program has a first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and the normal action and the special action. A mode switching control unit that can switch between the second mode in which is automatically selected, and a selection control unit that selects a plurality of special actions based on the priority of the special action type in the second mode. When the execution control unit that executes the selected special action and the own character and the enemy character that each of the multiple players have each battle, the specific type of the special action executed by the other player and the execution control unit execute it. The computer is made to function as a duplication judgment unit that determines whether or not the duplication condition that overlaps with a specific type of the special action is satisfied, and the execution control unit manually selects the special action and manually selects it. When a duplicate condition is satisfied when executing a special action, information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplicate condition is displayed on the display unit, the special action is automatically selected, and the automatically selected special action is selected. If the duplication condition is satisfied when executing, the following processing is performed without displaying the information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition on the display unit.

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A first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and a second mode in which the normal action and the special action are automatically selected. Mode switching control unit that can switch between
In the second mode, a selection control unit that selects a plurality of the special actions based on the priority of the type of the special action, and
An execution control unit that executes the selected special action, and
Information processing system equipped with. The information processing system according to claim 1, wherein the execution control unit executes the normal action after executing the special action selected based on the priority. The information processing system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the special action for strengthening the own character has a higher priority than the special action for affecting the enemy character. The mode switching control unit is configured to be able to switch between the second mode and the third mode in which the normal action is automatically selected without automatically selecting the special action.
The execution control unit executes the same process in the normal action selected in the second mode and the normal action selected in the third mode, according to any one of claims 1 to 3. Information processing system. The execution determination unit for determining whether or not the selected special action satisfies the execution condition is provided.
The execution control unit
When the special action is manually selected and the manually selected special action does not meet the executable condition, information indicating that the special action does not meet the executable condition is displayed on the display unit. Perform the process to make
When the special action is automatically selected and the automatically selected special action does not satisfy the executable condition, information indicating that the special action does not satisfy the executable condition is displayed on the display unit. The information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the following processing is performed without displaying the information processing system. A specific type of the special action executed by another player and a specific type of the special action executed by the execution control unit in a battle between the own character possessed by the plurality of players and the enemy character. It is equipped with a duplication determination unit that determines whether or not the duplication condition is satisfied.
The execution control unit
When the special action is manually selected and the duplication condition is satisfied when the manually selected special action is executed, information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition is displayed on the display unit. Process and
When the special action is automatically selected and the duplication condition is satisfied when the automatically selected special action is executed, information indicating that the special action satisfies the duplication condition is displayed on the display unit. The information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the following processing is performed without causing the information processing. The information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the selection control unit can accept manual selection of the special action during the second mode. The information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the mode switching control unit can stop the second mode when the battle is being performed. A first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and a second mode in which the normal action and the special action are automatically selected. Steps to switch between
In the second mode, a step of selecting a plurality of the special actions based on the priority of the type of the special action, and
With the step of performing the selected special action,
Information processing methods including. A first mode in which the normal action and the special action to be executed when the own character and the enemy character are played against each other are manually selected, and a second mode in which the normal action and the special action are automatically selected. Mode switching control unit that can switch between
In the second mode, a selection control unit that selects a plurality of the special actions based on the priority of the type of the special action, and
An execution control unit that executes the selected special action, and
An information processing program that makes a computer work.

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