JP2023041812A - Information processing device, program, and information processing method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an information processing device capable of reducing a user's time and efforts required for creating an object set.

SOLUTION: There is provided an information processing device for executing processing on a game played by using an object set composed of a plurality of objects selected out of objects that a user possesses. An unpossessed object, which is not possessed by the user, is specified of the objects included in a reference object set composed including a plurality of objects prepared beforehand, and a replacement object, which replaces the unpossessed object, is selected out of objects to be selected, which are possessed by the user and are not included in the reference object set.

SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

COPYRIGHT: (C)2023,JPO&INPIT

Description

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

A game is known in which a user creates an object set called a deck by selecting multiple objects from objects such as items and characters owned by the user, and plays using this object set. there is In such a game, one of the real pleasures of the game is how to create an object set by combining owned objects. However, it may be difficult for a beginner or the like to create an object set from scratch. Therefore, object sets created by others and object sets prepared in advance by game service providers have been provided for users' reference (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2018-149385 A

In the technique of the conventional example described above, if the object set to be referred to includes an object that the user does not possess, the user cannot use the object set as it is. In such a case, the user ultimately has to create an object set to be used by the user using the objects owned by the user, which is troublesome.

The present invention has been made in consideration of the above circumstances, and one of its objects is an information processing apparatus, a program, and an information processing method that can reduce the user's trouble in creating an object set. is to provide

An information processing device according to an aspect of the present invention is an information processing device that executes processing related to a game played using an object set composed of a plurality of objects selected from objects possessed by a user. an unpossessed object identifying unit that identifies an unpossessed object that the user does not possess among objects included in a reference object set that includes a plurality of objects prepared in advance; and a substitute object selection unit that selects a substitute object that substitutes for the non-possessed object from among the objects to be selected that are included in the reference object set.

1 is a configuration block diagram showing the overall configuration of an information processing system including an information processing device according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram showing functions of an information processing device according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of reference deck information; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a screen presenting a list of reference decks; It is a figure which shows an example of a deck composition screen. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a screen presenting a list of substitute candidate characters. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the flow of processing executed by the information processing device according to the embodiment of the present invention;

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiment of this invention is described in detail based on drawing.

FIG. 1 is a configuration block diagram showing the overall configuration of an information processing system 1. As shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 1, an information processing system 1 includes a client device 10 that functions as an information processing device according to an embodiment of the present invention, and a server device 20 . The client device 10 is connected to the server device 20 via a communication network such as the Internet.

The client device 10 is an information processing device such as a smartphone, tablet, or personal computer, and includes a control section 11, a storage section 12, a communication section 13, and an interface section . The client device 10 is also connected to an operation input device 15 and a display device 16 . In this embodiment, the client device 10 is used by a user who plays games provided by the information processing system 1 . Although not shown in FIG. 1, a plurality of client devices 10 are connected to the server device 20, and the users of each client device 10 can play games provided by the information processing system 1, respectively.

The control unit 11 includes at least one processor and executes various information processing according to programs stored in the storage unit 12 . A specific example of the processing executed by the control unit 11 will be described later. The storage unit 12 includes at least one memory device such as a RAM, and stores programs executed by the control unit 11 and data to be processed by the programs. The communication unit 13 is an interface for wireless or wired connection to a communication network. The communication unit 13 connects the client device 10 and the server device 20 for communication.

The interface unit 14 is wirelessly or wiredly connected to the operation input device 15 and the display device 16, and transmits and receives various data to and from these devices. Specifically, the interface unit 14 receives from the operation input device 15 a control signal indicating the content of the operation input performed by the user on the operation input device 15 . It also transmits a video signal indicating the content of the video to be presented to the user to the display device 16 .

The operation input device 15 includes, for example, a touch sensor and operation buttons, receives operation input from the user, and transmits a control signal indicating the content of the operation input to the client device 10 . The display device 16 is a liquid crystal panel or the like, and displays an image corresponding to the image signal received from the client device 10 on a display screen for presentation to the user. Note that the operation input device 15 and the display device 16 may be configured integrally with the client device 10 by, for example, being arranged on the surface of the casing of the client device 10 .

The server device 20 is an information processing device such as a server computer, and includes a control section 21 , a storage section 22 and a communication section 23 . The server device 20 executes processing related to games provided by the information processing system 1 .

The control unit 21 includes at least one processor and executes various information processing according to programs stored in the storage unit 22 . A specific example of the processing executed by the control unit 21 will be described later. The storage unit 22 includes at least one memory device such as a RAM, and stores programs executed by the control unit 21 and data to be processed by the programs. The communication unit 23 is an interface for wireless or wired connection to a communication network. The communication unit 23 connects the server device 20 to each client device 10 for communication.

Here, an outline of the game provided by the information processing system 1 will be described. In this game, the user of the client device 10 can have multiple types of objects prepared in advance in the game. Furthermore, the user creates an object set by selecting a plurality of objects from the objects owned by the user, and uses the created object set to play the game. Here, the objects may be characters, items, cards, and various other items that can be obtained by the user in the game and that constitute an object set. For convenience of explanation, the object set is simply referred to as a deck hereinafter. Also, the type of object included in the deck is assumed to be a character, and the character possessed by the user in the game is called possessed character. In the following, as a specific example, one deck shall be configured including 10 characters.

Furthermore, it is assumed that characters appearing in the game are set with various parameters and attributes that define their performance in the game. The parameters are composed of multiple types of numerical information such as level and attack power. A plurality of types of attributes such as skills and abilities are predetermined, and one or more types of attributes are given to each character.

In principle, decks created by users can only contain characters owned by the user, but in some cases, characters borrowed from other users or characters temporarily permitted to be used may be used by themselves. Characters that you don't own may be included.

A user creates a deck in advance, selects the created deck, and starts playing the game when performing a battle, a stage, or the like in the game. During game play, characters from the selected deck are used to play the game. Specifically, the user manipulates the characters included in the deck to fight opponents and capture stages.

Furthermore, in this game, characters with specific roles are assumed to exist among the characters included in the deck. In the following, as a specific example, it is assumed that the first character placed in the deck is the leader character, and functions in a role different from that of the other characters in the deck during game play. However, a character's role in a deck can be anything other than leader. Also, multiple characters may be assigned to one role.

Functions realized by the information processing system 1 in this embodiment will be described below using the functional block diagram of FIG. 2 . The information processing system 1 functionally includes a reference deck information providing section 31 , a deck creating section 32 , a game processing executing section 33 , and a play history information providing section 34 . Further, the deck creation unit 32 includes a reference deck information acquisition unit 32a, a non-possessed character identification unit 32b, and a substitute character selection unit 32c. Of these functions, the reference deck information providing unit 31 and the play history information providing unit 34 are implemented by the control unit 21 of the server device 20 executing programs stored in the storage unit 22 . Also, the deck creation unit 32 and the game processing execution unit 33 are implemented by executing a program stored in the storage unit 12 by the control unit 11 of the client device 10 . These programs may be provided to each device via a communication network such as the Internet, or stored in a computer-readable information storage medium such as an optical disk and provided to each device.

A reference deck information providing unit 31 of the server device 20 holds reference deck information for the user to refer to when creating his/her own deck, and holds it in response to a request from the client device 10. Provide reference deck information.

A reference deck is a set of characters prepared in advance to show the user an example of a deck. A reference deck may be, for example, a deck created by a game service provider. Alternatively, it may be a deck created and actually used by another user playing the game. The information of the reference deck consists of information specifying the types of characters included in the deck. It may also contain information indicating which roles are assigned to which characters included in the deck. The reference deck information providing unit 31 holds information on a plurality of reference decks. FIG. 3 shows an example of reference deck information held in the server device 20. As shown in FIG. In the example shown in this figure, information identifying characters included in the reference deck and information indicating roles assigned to specific characters are included. It also contains keyword information representing the characteristics of the deck.

The deck creation unit 32 of the client device 10 creates a deck for the user to use in playing the game according to the user's instruction operation. For example, the deck creating unit 32 may create a new deck by displaying a list of characters possessed by the user and accepting from the user an operation of selecting characters to be included in the deck being created. In addition, particularly in this embodiment, the deck creation unit 32 realizes creation of a deck using reference deck information provided by the reference deck information provision unit 31 . The details of the processing executed by the deck creation unit 32 for this purpose will be described later. The deck creation unit 32 stores information on the deck created by the user in the storage unit 12 .

The game processing execution unit 33 of the client device 10 executes processing for progressing the game provided by the information processing system 1 according to the present embodiment. Specifically, when the user instructs to start playing the game, the game processing execution unit 33 receives selection of a deck to be used from the user, and executes game processing using that deck. Although the game processing execution unit 33 of the client device 10 executes the game processing independently here, the game processing execution unit 33 may execute the game processing in cooperation with the server device 20 .

In the present embodiment, the game processing execution unit 33 transmits play history information regarding the play result to the server device 20 each time the user plays the game. The play history information shall include information on the characters included in the deck used in the play.

The play history information providing unit 34 of the server device 20 receives play history information transmitted from each of the plurality of client devices 10 . Then, the storage unit 22 holds information on the play history of all users who use the service, which is specified based on the play history information. Further, the play history information providing unit 34 provides play history information to the requesting client device 10 in response to a request from each client device 10 .

Details of the processing executed by the information processing system 1 when the user creates a deck using the information of the reference deck will be described in detail below.

The reference deck information acquiring unit 32a acquires information on the reference deck provided by the reference deck information providing unit 31 of the server device 20 according to the user's instruction. Note that the reference deck information acquisition unit 32a may acquire information on a plurality of reference decks and present a list thereof to the user. In this case, the user selects a reference deck to be actually used for creating a new deck from the presented list.

The non-possessed character specifying unit 32b specifies non-possessed characters that are not possessed by the user who creates the deck, among the characters included in the reference deck acquired by the reference deck information acquiring unit 32a. Since reference decks are created without direct relation to the characters owned by each user, if there are characters included in it that the user who is trying to create a new deck does not have There is The non-possessed character specifying unit 32b specifies a non-possessed character that the user does not possess by determining whether or not the user possesses each character included in the reference deck.

FIG. 4 shows an example of a screen displaying a list of reference decks. In the example of this figure, for each of a plurality of reference decks, an image of the leader character and information indicating the characteristics of the deck are displayed. Note that these pieces of information may be provided by the reference deck information providing unit 31 together with information on the reference deck. Also, in the example of this figure, the number of characters possessed by the user (that is, characters excluding non-possessed characters) is displayed for each reference deck.

Furthermore, when the user instructs creation of a new deck using the reference deck selected by the user, the non-possessed character identification unit 32b presents the user with an edit screen for a new deck that is a copy of the reference deck. At this time, the non-possessed character specifying unit 32b selects characters other than the non-possessed characters included in the reference deck (that is, characters possessed by the user) as characters to be included in the new deck. If there are no non-possessed characters, it means that the user owns all the characters included in the reference deck, so the deck creating unit 32 uses the user's possessed characters to create a deck with the same contents as the reference deck. be able to. On the other hand, if there are characters that the user does not possess, the user cannot create a deck with the same content as the reference deck. Therefore, when creating a new deck using the reference deck, the user must select a character to substitute for the non-owned character from among the characters owned by the user.

FIG. 5 shows an example of a new deck editing screen using a reference deck. Such a screen is displayed when the user selects a specific reference deck on the reference deck list screen illustrated in FIG. 4 and instructs creation of a new deck using the selected reference deck. In the example of this figure, a list of characters included in the reference deck is displayed, and three non-possessed characters Cn1 to Cn3 among them are displayed in a manner identifiable from possessed characters. Specifically, in the example of FIG. 5, non-possessed characters are displayed in a grayed-out state, which is indicated by broken lines in the figure. In addition to this, the deck creation unit 32 may make the color and size of the non-possessed character different from those of the possessed character, or display a predetermined mark image or text near the non-possessed character, thereby creating a reference deck. Included non-possessed characters may be displayed in an identifiable manner.

If the reference deck includes the non-possessed character, the substitute character selection unit 32c selects a substitute character to substitute for the non-possessed character from among the characters to be selected, and presents it to the user. Here, the character to be selected is a character owned by the user and not included in the reference deck (that is, a character not selected as a character constituting a new deck). Note that when there are a plurality of non-possessed characters, the substitute character selection unit 32c selects a substitute character for each of the plurality of non-possessed characters.

Instead of selecting one substitute character, the substitute character selection unit 32c selects a plurality of substitute candidate characters that match the conditions, and selects one of the substitute candidate characters specified by the user as the final substitute character. may be selected as

FIG. 6 shows an example of a screen presenting a plurality of substitute candidate characters to the user. The example of this figure shows a state in which the user has selected one non-possessed character Cn1 included in the reference deck. They are displayed side by side at a position corresponding to the possessed character Cn1. In this state, the user selects a substitute character for the non-possessed character Cn1 from the substitute candidate characters.

The substitute character is selected from among the characters to be selected according to various selection criteria. Several specific examples of selection criteria used when selecting a substitute character are described below.

First, as a first example, an example of selecting a substitute character based on the relationship between the non-possessed character and the character to be selected will be described.

For example, the substitute character selection unit 32c identifies, from among the characters to be selected, characters whose attributes such as skills and abilities given to the character match those of the non-possessed character, and selects them as substitute characters. Note that if there are a plurality of characters to be selected whose attributes all match, the substitute character selection unit 32c may select a character with a high specific parameter value among them as a substitute character. Also, all characters to be selected having matching attributes may be selected as substitute candidate characters. Also, if there is no character to be selected whose attributes match all, the substitute character selection unit 32c selects a character to be selected whose attributes partially match as a substitute character or a substitute candidate character. In this case, it is possible to preferentially select an elected character with a greater number of matching attributes as a substitute character, or prioritize an elected character with a specific type of attribute to be elected as a substitute character. good.

Next, as a second example, an example of selecting a substitute character based on the play history information provided by the play history information providing unit 34 will be described.

In this example, the substitute character selection unit 32c acquires, from the play history information providing unit 34 of the server device 20, information about the history of use of each of the characters to be selected by a plurality of users in the past. Then, a substitute character is selected based on the use history of each character to be selected acquired from the play history information providing unit 34 . Specifically, for example, the substitute character selection unit 32c acquires information on the number of times each character to be selected has been used for play within the most recent past predetermined period. Then, a character to be selected that has been used many times is selected as a substitute character. Alternatively, the substitute character selection unit 32c may select a character having a history of being used a predetermined number of times or more as a substitute candidate character. By doing so, it is possible to select a character that is more frequently used by other users as a substitute character.

In this example, the usage history acquired by the substitute character selection unit 32c is a tally of characters used by a plurality of users in the most recent predetermined period. Changes may appear in the characters used by users, such as when new characters are added to the game. Therefore, by summing up the characters used by a plurality of users in the most recent predetermined period, it becomes difficult to fix popular characters.

Next, as a third example, an example of selecting a substitute character by paying attention to a character of interest that satisfies a given condition among characters included in the reference deck will be described.

A character of interest is a character selected from characters included in the reference deck and possessed by the user (that is, characters that should be included in the deck being created). Here, it is assumed that the leader character is the attention character. However, not limited to this, the featured character may be a character who has been assigned a specific role in advance, or the character with the highest rarity or the highest level among the characters included in the deck being created. may be Also, the attention character may be a character specified in the reference deck information provided by the reference deck information providing section 31 . In this case, the creator of the reference deck designates a character that is considered important in the deck as a character of interest, and the reference deck information providing unit 31 includes information for specifying the designated character of interest in the reference deck information. Provided to the client device 10 . Note that there may be a plurality of attention characters.

In this example, the substitute character selection unit 32c selects a substitute character based on the relationship between the character of interest and the character to be selected. For example, the substitute character selection unit 32c selects a substitute character according to the relationship between the attribute of the character of interest and the attribute of the character to be selected. As a specific example, a case where there is a combination of attributes suitable for use in the same deck will be described. In this example, related attribute information that defines combinations of attributes is prepared in advance. The related attribute information defines relationships between multiple types of attributes, and in particular, attributes (related attributes) suitable for use together are predetermined for each attribute.

The substitute character selection unit 32c specifies the related attribute associated with each attribute of the attention character in the related attribute information. Then, the character to be selected having the specified related attribute is selected as a substitute character or a substitute candidate character. As an example, a character of interest has attributes A and B, attributes C and D as related attributes suitable for use with attribute A, and attribute E as a related attribute of attribute B, respectively. shall be stipulated in In this case, the substitute character selection unit 32c selects an election target character having any of related attributes C, D, and E as a substitute character. Note that the substitute character selection unit 32c may preferentially select an election target character having more of these related attributes as a substitute character.

Also, instead of related attribute information, information that directly defines relationships between characters may be prepared in advance. In this example, information indicating characters suitable for use with each character is defined for each character, and the substitute character selection unit 32c selects the character to be selected associated with the attention character as a substitute character. elect.

Alternatively, the substitute character selection unit 32c may select a substitute character based on the usage history information of the attention character. In this example, the substitute character selection unit 32c acquires from the play history information providing unit 34 of the server device 20, for each of the plurality of characters to be selected, information about the use history of the character being used together with the focused character. In other words, the substitute character selection unit 32c acquires information about the history of the use of each character to be selected in the same deck as the character of interest. In this example, as in the second example, the information on the usage history acquired by the substitute character selection unit 32c may be information obtained by aggregating the usage histories of a plurality of users in the most recent past predetermined period. .

More specifically, for example, the substitute character selection unit 32c acquires information on the number of times each character to be selected has been used in the same deck as the target character within the most recent past predetermined period as information on the usage history. Then, a character that has been used many times together with the attention character is selected as a substitute character. As a result, a character with a track record of being used together with the noted character can be selected as a substitute character.

A plurality of alternative character selection criteria described above may be used in combination. For example, the substitute character selection unit 32c selects, as substitute candidate characters, characters that are highly related to the character of interest, characters that are highly related to non-possessed characters, and characters that are frequently used by other users. may be presented to Furthermore, in this case, the presentation order may be determined when presenting to the user, according to which criteria the substitute candidate characters were selected. For example, a substitute candidate character selected based on selection criteria related to relevance to the character of interest may be presented to the user with a higher priority than other substitute candidate characters.

Also, among the substitute candidate characters selected according to the same selection criteria, a substitute candidate character with a higher priority may be preferentially presented to the user as a selection candidate. For example, among substitute candidate characters selected for the reason that they are related to non-possessed characters, substitute candidate characters with a higher degree of relevance (for example, having a large number of attributes that match the non-possessed character) are presented to the user with higher priority. You may

An example of the flow of processing executed in this embodiment will be described below with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

First, when an instruction to create a deck using a reference deck is received from a user (S1), the reference deck information acquisition unit 32a acquires a list of a plurality of reference decks from the server device 20 (S2). Then, the non-possessed character specifying unit 32b specifies the non-possessed character included in each of the plurality of reference decks included in the acquired list (S3). A list of reference decks is then presented to the user (S4). Upon receipt of a specification of a reference deck to be used from the user (S5), the non-possessed character specifying unit 32b displays a deck editing screen including characters included in the reference deck in a manner that enables identification of non-possessed characters and possessed characters. Display (S6).

In this state, when the user selects one of the non-possessed characters (S7), the substitute character selection unit 32c selects a substitute candidate character as a substitute candidate for the selected non-possessed character and presents it to the user (S8). In this state, the user designates one character as a substitute character from the presented substitute candidate characters (S9). The user repeats the processing of S7 to S9 as many times as the number of non-possessed characters to designate substitute characters for all non-possessed characters. In this state, when the user designates storage of the deck (S10), the deck creating section 32 stores the contents of the completed deck in the storage section 12 (S11).

According to the client device 10 according to the present embodiment described above, the substitute character selection unit 32c selects a substitute character or substitute candidate character for the non-possessed character according to a given criterion, so that the user can replace the non-possessed character with You can reduce the trouble of thinking and selecting characters to add to the deck yourself.

In addition, embodiment of this invention is not restricted to what was demonstrated above. For example, the contents of the screens in the above description are merely examples, and the client device 10 may display a list of reference decks, a list of non-possessed characters, a list of substitute candidate characters, and the like in various forms. Also, as described above, the character is just an example of the objects that make up the deck, and the objects that make up the deck may be various objects that appear in the game, such as items and cards.

Moreover, at least part of the processing to be executed by each of the client device 10 and the server device 20 in the above description may be distributed and executed by a plurality of devices. Alternatively, the client device 10 alone may execute all the processes related to the game, and in this case, the server device 20 may be omitted.

Conversely, at least a part of the processing performed by the client device 10 in the above description may be performed by the server device 20 . Specifically, when the server device 20 manages information on possessed characters, the server device 20 may specify non-possessed characters and select substitute characters when the user selects a reference deck. In this case, the client device 10 transmits the content of the operation received from the user to the server device 20, and displays a screen for receiving the user's selection operation on the display device 16 according to the instruction from the server device 20. Server device 20 functions as an information processing device according to the embodiment of the present invention.

As described above, the information processing apparatus according to one embodiment of the present invention performs processing related to a game played using an object set composed of a plurality of objects selected from objects possessed by the user. An information processing apparatus that executes an unpossessed object identifying unit that identifies an unpossessed object that is not possessed by the user among objects included in a reference object set that includes a plurality of objects prepared in advance. and a substitute object selection unit that selects a substitute object that substitutes for the non-possessed object from among the objects to be selected that are owned by the user and are not included in the reference object set. and As a result, when creating a new object set based on the reference object set, the user can save the trouble of considering and selecting a substitute object for the non-possessed object by himself/herself.

In the above information processing apparatus, the alternative object selection unit includes an object of interest that is included in the reference object set and satisfies a given condition among the objects possessed by the user, the selection target object, The alternative object may be selected based on the relationship of . As a result, the substitute object can be selected in consideration of the relevance to the object of interest included in the deck to be created.

Further, the alternative object selection unit identifies an attribute associated with the attribute of the target object based on related attribute information that defines the relationship between a plurality of types of attributes, and selects an attribute having the identified attribute. A target object may be selected as the substitute object. This makes it possible to select, as a substitute object, an object having attributes that are compatible with the object of interest included in the deck to be created.

Further, in the above information processing apparatus, the substitute object selection unit may select the substitute object based on a relationship between the non-possessed object and the selection target object. As a result, an object having properties similar to those of the non-possessed object can be selected as a substitute object.

Further, in the above information processing apparatus, the substitute object selection unit selects the substitute object from among the selection target objects based on usage history information in which a plurality of users have used the selection target object in the past. may be used. As a result, an object that has a track record of being used by multiple users can be selected as a substitute object.

Further, the alternative object selection unit selects the selection target object that is included in the reference object set and that has been used together with the object of interest that satisfies a given condition, among the objects possessed by the user. , it may be specified based on the usage history information, and the specified item to be selected may be selected as the substitute object. As a result, an object that has a track record of being used together with the object of interest can be selected as a substitute object.

Further, a program according to an embodiment of the present invention preliminarily causes a computer that executes processing related to a game to be played using an object set composed of a plurality of objects selected from objects possessed by a user. an unpossessed object identifying unit that identifies an unpossessed object that the user does not possess among objects included in a reference object set that includes a plurality of prepared objects; and a substitute object selection unit that selects a substitute object that substitutes for the non-possessed object from among objects to be selected that are not included in the reference object set. This program may be stored in a computer-readable, non-temporary information storage medium and provided.

Further, an information processing method according to an embodiment of the present invention is an information processing method for executing processing related to a game played using an object set composed of a plurality of objects selected from among objects possessed by a user. A method comprising the steps of: identifying an unpossessed object that the user does not possess among objects included in a reference object set that includes a plurality of objects prepared in advance; selecting a substitute object that substitutes for the non-possessed object from among the objects to be selected that are included in the reference object set and are not included in the reference object set.

1 information processing system, 10 client device, 11 control unit, 12 storage unit, 13
Communication unit 14 Interface unit 15 Operation input device 16 Display device 20 Server device 21 Control unit 22 Storage unit 23 Communication unit 31 Reference deck information provision unit 32 Deck creation unit 32a Reference deck information acquisition unit , 32b non-possessed character identifying unit, 32c substitute character selecting unit, 33 game processing executing unit, 34 play history information providing unit.

Claims (8)

An information processing device that executes processing related to a game played using an object set composed of a plurality of objects selected from objects possessed by a user,
an unpossessed object identifying unit that identifies an unpossessed object that the user does not possess among objects included in a reference object set that includes a plurality of objects prepared in advance;
a substitute object selection unit that selects a substitute object that substitutes for the non-possessed object from among the objects to be selected that are owned by the user and are not included in the reference object set;
An information processing device comprising: In the information processing device according to claim 1,
The alternative object selection unit selects based on the relationship between an object of interest that is included in the reference object set and satisfies a given condition among the objects possessed by the user and the selection target object. An information processing device characterized by selecting a substitute object. In the information processing apparatus according to claim 2,
The alternative object selection unit specifies an attribute associated with the attribute of the object of interest based on related attribute information that defines relationships between a plurality of types of attributes, and selects an object to be selected having the specified attribute. is selected as the alternative object. In the information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The information processing apparatus, wherein the substitute object selection unit selects the substitute object based on a relationship between the non-possessed object and the selection target object. In the information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The information processing apparatus, wherein the substitute object selection unit selects the substitute object from among the selection target objects based on usage history information in which a plurality of users have used the selection target objects in the past. In the information processing device according to claim 5,
The alternative object selection unit selects, from among the objects possessed by the user, the selection target object that is included in the reference object set and has been used together with an object of interest that satisfies a given condition. An information processing apparatus, wherein an object to be selected is specified based on usage history information, and the specified object to be selected is selected as the alternative object. A computer that executes processing related to a game played using an object set consisting of multiple objects selected from objects owned by the user,
an unpossessed object identifying unit that identifies an unpossessed object that the user does not possess among objects included in a reference object set that includes a plurality of objects prepared in advance;
a substitute object selection unit that selects a substitute object that substitutes for the non-possessed object from among the objects to be selected that are owned by the user and are not included in the reference object set;
A program to function as An information processing method for executing a process related to a game played using an object set composed of a plurality of objects selected from objects possessed by a user,
identifying an unpossessed object that the user does not possess among objects included in a reference object set that includes a plurality of objects prepared in advance;
selecting a substitute object that substitutes for the non-possessed object from among the objects to be selected that are owned by the user and are not included in the reference object set;
An information processing method comprising:

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