JP7239854B1 - Information processing device, information processing method and program - Google Patents

Abstract

An information processing device, an information processing method, and a program are provided, which can increase the user's expectation for obtaining an object and improve the user's game satisfaction. Kind Code: A1 An information processing apparatus includes a receiving unit that receives a user request for granting an object, a selecting unit that selects a predetermined object when the request for granting is received, and a granting unit that grants the selected predetermined object to the user. , wherein the receiving unit receives from the user a first operation for specifying one or more objects, and the selecting unit performs the A predetermined object is selected from an object group including the specified object. [Selection drawing] Fig. 4

Description

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

Conventionally, in a computer game such as a communication type (online) game, a lottery is held in response to a user's request, and an object (for example, a character or an item that can be used in the game) selected by the lottery is given to the user. There is known a game that grants

For example, in Patent Literature 1, a plurality of first objects are set based on information related to user input, a second object is extracted from the plurality of set first objects, and the extracted second object is extracted. Giving the second object to the user is disclosed.

JP 2012-151052 A

By the way, lottery results in such games do not always meet the user's expectations, and naturally the object given to the user as a lottery result is often not the object desired by the user. However, if such a situation continues too long, the user may be dissatisfied with the lottery. In this respect, Patent Literature 1 simply performs a lottery in two stages, and does not provide any follow-up to a user who has not been able to acquire a desired object. Therefore, there is a possibility that the user's expectation for the acquisition of the object may be lowered, and the user's level of satisfaction with the game may be lowered.

Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide an information processing apparatus, an information processing method, and a program that can increase the user's expectation of obtaining an object and improve the user's satisfaction with the game. do.

An information processing apparatus according to an aspect of the present invention includes a reception unit that receives an object grant request from a user, a selection unit that selects a predetermined object when the grant request is received, and grants the selected predetermined object to the user. a granting unit, wherein the receiving unit receives a first operation for designating one or more objects from a user; A predetermined object is selected from an object group including the designated object by one operation.

According to one aspect of the present invention, it is possible to increase the user's expectation for obtaining an object, and to improve the user's satisfaction with the game.

1 is a schematic configuration diagram of an information processing system including an information processing device according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of an object group setting screen; FIG. 11 is a diagram showing another example of an object group setting screen; 1 is an explanatory diagram of functions of an information processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of user information. It is a figure which shows an example of character information. It is a figure which shows an example of object group information. It is a figure which shows the information processing flow which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. 10 is a flowchart showing the flow of object group setting processing;

Hereinafter, an information processing apparatus, an information processing method, and a program according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to preferred embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.
It should be noted that the embodiment described below is merely an example given to facilitate understanding of the present invention, and does not limit the present invention. That is, the present invention can be changed or improved from the embodiments described below without departing from the spirit of the present invention. Of course, this invention also includes equivalents thereof.

In addition, the examples of screens described in this specification and drawings are only examples, and the screen configuration and design, the content of display information, and GUI (Graphical User Interface), etc., are subject to system design specifications and user preferences. It can be freely designed according to the requirements, etc., and can be changed as appropriate.

<Regarding the game according to the present embodiment>
The communication system shown in FIG. 1 (hereinafter referred to as information processing system S) is a communication system including an information processing apparatus (hereinafter referred to as server 10) according to an embodiment of the present invention, and is a game user. A game is provided to a user (hereinafter referred to as a user).

A game is content that a user plays by operating the user terminal 12 while viewing a game screen on the user terminal 12 for game play. It is a game (electronic game). Online games include browser games using a web browser, social games provided on SNS (Social Networking Service), games that can be played by downloading dedicated application software such as mobile games, and play-by-play games. Periodically updated online games such as web (PBW) are included. The genre (classification) of the game is not particularly limited.

In this embodiment, when the user performs a game play operation on the user terminal 12, the user terminal 12 receives game progress data distributed from the server computer of the game provider, that is, the server 10. FIG. The user terminal 12 outputs video and audio corresponding to the received data, and the user progresses the game while checking the output video and audio. In addition, the user terminal 12 transmits data indicating the content of user's operation to the server 10, and the server 10 transmits data for progressing the game according to the content of the user's operation. Such data transmission/reception between the server 10 and the user terminal 12 is repeated until the user finishes playing the game.

Within a game, users play game building blocks called quests. The quest is played for the purpose of clearing (in other words, satisfying the clearing conditions), and in this embodiment, a plurality of quests are set, and the contents of each quest (for example, attributes, difficulty, appearing enemy characters , clear conditions or clear rewards, etc.) are different. In addition, quests can be quests that are held all the time, quests that are held on a preset schedule for each day of the week or time (quests with a playable period), or special play conditions for playing ( For example, the quests are classified into a plurality of categories, such as quests with a level of XX or higher, and each quest has one or more stages according to the difficulty level. Therefore, when selecting a quest to play, the user selects an arbitrary quest from a plurality of quests, and furthermore, if a plurality of stages are prepared in the selected quest, the desired stage can be selected. You will have to choose the stage according to the difficulty level. When the user clears the quest, the user can obtain an object or the like associated with the cleared quest as a reward for clearing the quest. Objects obtained as rewards for clearing quests can be used in subsequent quests.

A level is set for the user, and the user's level increases according to the game play history (login count, game play time, character possession count, quest play count, quest clear count, etc.) or billing amount. As the user's level increases, special quests can be played, the number of objects that can be specified in the first and second operations described later increases, the parameters of the character possessed can be improved, etc. An advantageous effect for the user is produced in playing the game.

In the game, the user obtains (obtains) and possesses (holds) objects, and uses or consumes the possessed objects. An object is an in-game object (game media) that can be used by the user to progress the game, including quest play, and corresponds to, for example, characters or items in the game.

The characters include playing characters operated by the user, and sub-characters (for example, enemy characters, auxiliary characters, etc.) that automatically move according to game settings without being operated by the user. The appearance of the character is not particularly limited. There may be. In the following, unless otherwise specified, the playing character will simply be called a character.

Each character (including enemy characters) has its own personality, and each character has a name, rarity, attribute, appearance, and various parameters (values related to level, physical strength, attack power, special ability, etc.) indicating its ability. is set. These parameters are indicators that affect the progress of the game, and are represented by numerical values, alphabetical characters such as "A, B, C..." and represented as ranks, and gauges. Including those represented by indicators such as indicators such as The parameters include those that change with the progress of the game and those that are constant and do not change regardless of the progress of the game. Hereinafter, unless otherwise specified, parameters that change as the game progresses are simply referred to as parameters.

The parameters of each character increase or decrease according to the type of quest cleared using that character, the number of clears, the time period during which the quest was played, and the like. Also, in the game, parameters can be changed (strictly speaking, improved) by using, for example, enhancement items, enhancement characters, and the like. In this embodiment, a plurality of parameters are set for each character, and each character has parameters for items common to the characters.

Items are used (consumed) by the user to support or hinder the user in the game, and are exchanged for other items or characters or consumed to play quests (in-game currency). and are included.

The user uses the specified character to play the quest, but when playing the quest, on the deck formation screen (not shown), specify two or more characters from among the characters that can be used for the quest play, Build a deck containing the specified character. Here, characters that can be included in the deck, that is, characters that can be used for quest play, include characters owned by the user, characters that can be borrowed from other users, and characters that can be used for a limited time. included. It should be noted that other users here include users who have mutually approved each other (hereinafter referred to as friends). can be borrowed.

A deck is a team group consisting of n characters designated by the user before the start of quest play. Note that the number n of characters forming the deck is a natural number of 2 or more, and is not particularly limited. You can also set a leader among the characters to be included in the deck. A combination of characters that are compatible with the character set as the leader may be automatically created and displayed on a deck formation screen (not shown).

The user can obtain an object such as a character as a reward for clearing a quest, or can obtain the object through a lottery. A lottery is one of the events during the game in which an object can be acquired, and is carried out in response to a user's request for an object (lottery application) while the game is being played. In the lottery, a plurality of objects are prepared as candidates, and one or a predetermined number of objects are selected from among the plurality of candidate objects at random or with a predetermined probability (winning probability), and the selected object ( hereinafter referred to as a predetermined object) is given to the user. Note that a set including a plurality of objects that are candidates for a predetermined object is hereinafter referred to as an object group.

Objects with different rarities are also included in the object group. For example, if the total number of objects included in the object group is 100, the number of objects with a rarity higher than a predetermined number is 7, and the number of objects with a rarity lower than the predetermined number is 93, and so on. An object with a high rarity can be the centerpiece of the lottery, and the user mainly conducts the lottery for the purpose of acquiring the object with the high rarity. Therefore, in general, when an object with a rarity higher than a predetermined value is selected as a predetermined object, it is called "atari", and when an object with a rarity higher than a predetermined value is not selected as a predetermined object, it is referred to as "missing". Note that the objects included in the object group may automatically increase, decrease, or be replaced as time elapses.

Rarity is an index indicating the rank of an object (for example, rarity 5>rarity 4, etc.). This refers to an object that has a high value and a small amount of distribution in the game or a small amount of usage by users in the past. However, in addition to the above meaning, objects with high rarity, regardless of winning probability, are objects such as characters that are strong in battle, objects such as characters that are suitable for clearing each quest, and abilities that change when used. It also includes objects such as items that are highly effective and useful, or objects such as characters or items that are in high demand (highly popular) among users.

Each lottery has its own holding period, and various lotteries are held as the game progresses. In other words, lotteries occur sequentially as time passes, and users can participate in lotteries by applying for lotteries during the event period. In the lottery, the winning probability of each candidate object, the type and number of objects included in the object group, etc. may differ for each holding period. Therefore, depending on the period during which the lottery is held, there are cases where a specific object has a high winning probability and is likely to be selected as a predetermined object, or a specific object is not included as a candidate in the object group at all.

There are various forms of lottery, for example, a "single type (single-shot type)" lottery that is performed only once, and a lottery for n times (n is a natural number of 2 or more) are continuously performed. Includes an “n-run” lottery. In addition, there are various conditions for executing the lottery, such as a lottery that can be performed by consuming lottery items obtained for free, a lottery that can be performed by consuming lottery items obtained (purchased) for a fee, and rewards for clearing quests. A lottery that can be carried out by consuming lottery items acquired as a lottery, and a lottery that can be carried out as a clear reward (if the right to carry out a lottery is granted as a clear reward).

In this embodiment, the user can arbitrarily designate an object whose rarity is less than a predetermined value, that is, an object that is a candidate for a predetermined object to be selected in the event of a "loss", and the designated object is included in the object group. be able to. Note that an operation for designating an object to be included in the object group is referred to as a first operation.

In the first operation, the user can also specify multiple objects. Further, the first operation only needs to be able to specify the object, and includes, for example, specifying the attribute or rarity of the object as well as directly pinpointing the object.

In the first operation, designation of objects to be included in the object group is accepted according to the following rules.
(a) Designation from Objects with a Rarity Less than a Predetermined For example, when there are rarities 1 to 5, objects with a rarity of 4 or less (less than 5) can be designated.
(b) Designation from among objects determined based on the object designated by the second operation It can be specified from objects with the same attribute as the object.
(c) Designation from objects that change according to the progress of the game Specifically, the number of selectable object options changes (increases or decreases) according to the progress of the game. For example, if the user's level is less than X, one out of three objects can be designated, and if the user's level is X or higher, one out of four objects can be designated. Also, the types of options (rarity, attribute, etc.) of the specifiable object may change according to the progress of the game. For example, if the user's level is less than X, one of the rarity 3 objects can be specified, and if the user's level is X or higher, one of the rarity 4 objects can be specified.
(d) Designation from among objects that change according to the number of lottery applications (history) Specifically, the number of selectable object options changes (increases or decreases) according to the number of object grant requests. For example, if the number of grant requests is less than N, one out of three objects can be designated, and if the number of grant requests is N or more, one out of four objects can be designated. Also, the types of objects that can be specified (rarity, attributes, etc.) may change according to the number of grant requests. For example, if the number of grant requests is less than N, one object of attribute A can be specified, and if the number of grant requests is N or more, one of attribute A and attribute B objects can be specified.
Here, the number of grant requests refers to the number of times indicating the past application history for the lottery (the total number of lottery applications made before the current grant request). The number of grant requests may be the number of applications for one lottery regardless of single type or n-run type (one grant request per lottery), or in proportion to the number of requested objects. In the case of a single-type lottery, the number of grant requests may be counted as one, and in the case of an n-consecutive lottery, the number of grant requests may be counted as n.
(e) Specified from among objects that change according to the lottery result (history) Specifically, in the past lottery (lottery held before this grant request), an object with a rarity of a predetermined or higher is selected as a predetermined object. The number of selectable object options changes (increases or decreases) depending on the number of times that an object is not selected, that is, the number of "failures", or the number of times that an object with a rarity higher than a predetermined value is selected as a predetermined object, that is, the number of times that an object is selected as a predetermined object, that is, the number of "attari" times. )do. For example, if the number of "misses" is less than N times, one out of three objects can be specified, and if the number of "misses" is N times or more, one out of four objects can be specified. Also, the types of objects that can be specified (rarity, attributes, etc.) may change according to the number of times. For example, if the number of "misses" is less than N times, one of the objects of rarity 3 can be specified, and if the number of times of "failures" is N or more, one of the objects of rarity 4 can be specified.
(f) Designation from among objects not yet selected as predetermined objects Specifically, objects that have not yet been selected as predetermined objects in past lotteries (lotteries conducted before this grant request), that is, Objects that the user does not yet possess can be specified.
(g) Designation from among related objects of the predetermined object Specifically, it can be designated from among related objects that are related to the predetermined object selected in the past lottery (lottery held before the current grant request) . Specifically, when a predetermined object has been selected in a past lottery, an object related to the predetermined object is added as an object option selectable by the first operation in subsequent lotteries. Here, the related object includes, for example, an object that can be strengthened by synthesizing with a predetermined object.
(h) Designation from among objects that change according to objects designated in the past Specifically, objects designated by the user in the past, that is, objects other than objects already included in the object group can be designated. It should be noted that the user may be able to specify an object from among the objects specified in the past.

Also, in the first operation, the number of objects that can be included in the object group increases or decreases according to the following rules.
(a) The number of specifiable objects changes according to the progress of the game Specifically, the number of specifiable objects changes (increases or decreases) according to the progress of the game. For example, a user whose level is less than X can specify one object, and a user whose level is X or higher can specify two objects.
(b) The number of specifiable objects changes according to the number of lottery applications (history) Specifically, the number of specifiable objects changes (increases or decreases) according to the number of object grant requests. For example, if the number of grant requests is less than N, one object can be specified, and if the number of grant requests is N or more, two objects can be specified.
(c) Changes in the number of objects that can be specified according to the lottery results (history) The number of specifiable objects changes (increases or decreases) depending on the number of times the object was not selected as the specified object, i.e., the number of "missing" times, or the number of times an object with a rarity higher than the specified value was selected as the predetermined object, i.e., the number of times it was selected as the predetermined object, i. do. For example, one object can be specified if the number of "misses" is less than N times, and two objects can be specified if the number of "failures" is N or more.
(d) The number of objects that can be specified changes according to the number of objects specified by the second operation. can specify one object, and if one object is specified by the second operation, two objects can be specified by the first operation.

Further, in this embodiment, it is possible to arbitrarily designate an object having a rarity higher than a predetermined value, that is, an object that is a candidate for the predetermined object to be selected in the case of "Atari", and the designated object is included in the object group. It may be possible to include Note that an operation for designating an object to be included in the object group is referred to as a second operation.

In the second operation, the user can also specify multiple objects as in the first operation. In addition, the second operation only needs to be able to specify the object, and includes, for example, specifying the attribute or rarity of the object in addition to directly pinpointing the object. As for the order of performing the first operation and the second operation, either operation may be performed first. For example, the second operation may be performed after the first operation, or the first operation may be performed after the second operation. Alternatively, the first operation and the second operation may be alternately performed.

In the second operation, designation of objects to be included in the object group is accepted according to the following rules. Note that the following (c) to (h) are the same as in the case of the first operation.
(a) Designation from Objects with a Rarity of a Predetermined or Higher For example, if there are rarities 1 to 5, objects with a rarity of 5 or higher can be designated.
(b) Designation from among objects determined based on the object designated by the first operation For example, when the first operation is performed before the second operation, the object designated by the first operation Can be specified from objects with the same attribute.
(c) Select from objects that change according to the progress of the game (d) Select from objects that change according to the number of lottery applications (history) (e) Object that changes according to the lottery results (history) (f) Designate from among objects that have not yet been selected as a predetermined object (g) Designate from among objects related to the predetermined object (h) Designate from among objects that change according to previously designated objects

Also, in the second operation, the number of objects that can be included in the object group increases or decreases according to the following rules. Incidentally, the following (a) to (c) are the same as in the case of the first operation.
(a) The number of objects that can be specified changes according to the progress of the game (b) The number of objects that can be specified changes according to the number of lottery applications (history) (c) The number of objects that can be specified changes according to the lottery results (history) The number of possible objects changes (d) The number of objects that can be specified changes according to the number of objects specified by the first operation For example, 10 or more objects are specified by the first operation in conjunction with the first operation , one object can be specified by the second operation, and two objects can be specified by the second operation when less than 10 objects are specified by the first operation.

Note that when all the objects included in the object group are specified by the first operation or the second operation, the predetermined object selected by lottery will be the one specified by the user regardless of whether it is "atari" or "losing". object will be selected. In addition, when all objects with a rarity higher than a predetermined value (for example, 7/100) are specified by the second operation, if the lottery result is "atari", the objects specified by the user are always selected. It will be. On the other hand, when all objects with a rarity less than a predetermined number (for example, 93/100) are specified by the first operation, if the lottery result is "lost", the objects specified by the user are always selected. It will be.

Here, transition of screens displayed on the user terminal 12 when setting an object group will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3. FIG. 2 and 3 are examples of screens displayed on the user terminal 12 operated by the user during game play.

As shown in FIG. 2, the object group setting screen G1 transitioned from the top screen (not shown) has a specified object display area 51, and the specified object display area 51 already has an object group at that time. are displayed (eg, objects A and B). Also, a number (eg, 5) indicating the rarity is displayed in association with each frame. In the example of FIG. 2, 7 frames are prepared in which objects with a rarity higher than a predetermined value can be designated, but 2 objects out of the 7 frames have already been decided, and the remaining 5 frames are blank. The objects A and B may be objects previously specified by the user, or may be objects automatically set in advance by a computer. Also, in the example of FIG. 2, icons are individually displayed for objects with a rarity higher than a predetermined value, and icons are not displayed individually for objects with a rarity less than a predetermined value as a group, but the present invention is limited to this. isn't it.

The object group setting screen G1 also displays a designation button 52 for starting designation of objects to be included in the object group. When the user taps the designation button 52, the object group settings shown in FIG. Transition to screen G2. Also displayed on the object group setting screen G1 is an auto button 53 for automatically determining objects to be included in the object group. Objects are automatically added to all or part of the frame.

As shown in FIG. 3, the object group setting screen G2 transitioned from the object group setting screen G1 is composed of a designated object display area 54 and an object list area 55. As shown in FIG. The specified object display area 54 displays icons of objects included in the object group, like the specified object display area 51 of the object group setting screen G1. In the example of FIG. 3, the user has specified and added object C to the third frame, and the remaining four frames are still blank. The object list area 55 displays a list of icons of objects that can be included in the object group (for example, objects Z to O). are displayed in association with each object. The user can specify an object icon displayed in the object list area 55 by, for example, tapping it, and add it to the specified object display area 54 . In the example of FIG. 3, specifying an object to be added to the seven frames prepared for objects with a rarity higher than a predetermined level corresponds to the second operation. Specifying an object to be added to the remaining one frame corresponds to the first operation.

The object group setting screen G2 also displays a filter button 56 for filtering the objects displayed in the object list area 55 and a setting button 57 for finalizing the object group and ending the setting. . In the example of FIG. 3, by tapping any of the filter buttons 56, it is possible to limit the objects to those not possessed, to limit the attributes, and to limit the rarity. For example, when the non-possessed filtering is performed, the possessed objects may be hidden so that the user cannot select them, or the object icons may be grayed out or displayed in a special display mode such as a pattern imitating a lock. Therefore, the icon may be displayed so as to be identifiable from the icon of the non-possessed object. Also, when the setting button 57 is tapped, the screen transitions to the top screen (not shown) and the setting of the object group is completed.

<Configuration of information processing apparatus and user terminal according to the present embodiment>
Next, configurations of the information processing apparatus and the user terminal 12 according to one embodiment of the present invention will be described. The information processing apparatus according to the present embodiment is configured by a computer for distributing game data, strictly speaking, a server computer (hereinafter referred to as server 10). The server 10 is an example of a computer, and as shown in FIG. 1, is communicably connected to a plurality of user terminals 12 via a network 14, and constructs an information processing system S for games together with the user terminals 12. are doing. The network 14 is, for example, a communication network such as the Internet or a mobile communication network, and may include LANs (Local Area Networks), WANs (Wide Area Networks), intranets, Ethernet (registered trademark), and the like.

In the information processing system S of the present embodiment, the game progresses through cooperation between the server 10 and the user terminal 12 due to the configuration described above. Specifically, part of the game progress processing is performed on the server 10 side, and part of the graphics processing and the like is performed on the user terminal 12 side. For example, the server 10 executes a program containing certain rules, logic and algorithms. On the other hand, on the user terminal 12 side, while synchronizing with the server 10 , the game progresses according to the same rules, logic and algorithms as the program executed on the server 10 .

The server 10 is an example of the "information processing apparatus" of the present invention, and is a computer that executes various information processing related to the progress of the game, such as generation and transmission/reception of data necessary for the progress of the game. is. The server 10 may be composed of one computer, or may be composed of a plurality of computers distributed in parallel. The server 10 may be a server computer for ASP (Application Service Provider), SaaS (Software as a Service), PaaS (Platform as a Service) or IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service). In this case, the server 10 executes a series of information processing processes related to the progress of the game (however, information input and display are excluded). It is sufficient to display the information distributed from.

The server 10 has a processor 21, a memory 22, a communication interface 23, and a storage 24 as hardware devices, as shown in FIG. there is In addition, an operating system (OS) and a dedicated program for information processing related to games are installed in the server 10 as software. These programs correspond to the "programs" of the present invention. By the processor 21 operating according to the above program, the server 10 functions as an information processing device of the present invention and executes a series of processes related to the progress of the game.
The program of the present invention may be acquired by reading from a computer-readable recording medium (media), or may be acquired (downloaded) via a network 14 such as the Internet or an intranet.

The processor 21 is a CPU (Central Processing Unit), MPU (Micro-Processing Unit), MCU (Micro Controller Unit), GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), DSP (Digital Signal Processor), TPU (Tensor Processing Unit) or ASIC (Application specific integrated circuit) or the like.

The memory 22 is preferably composed of semiconductor memories such as ROM (Read Only Memory) and RAM (Random Access Memory).

The communication interface 23 may be configured by, for example, a network interface card or a communication interface board. The data communication standard by the communication interface 23 is not particularly limited, and may be communication by wireless LAN based on Wi-fi (registered trademark), communication by 3G to 5G or later generation mobile communication systems, or Communication based on LTE (Long Term Evolution) and the like can be mentioned.

The storage 24 includes flash memory, HDD (Hard Disc Drive), SSD (Solid State Drive), FD (Flexible Disc), MO disc (Magneto-Optical disc), CD (Compact Disc), DVD (Digital Versatile Disc), SD It may be configured by a card (Secure Digital card), a USB memory (Universal Serial Bus memory), or the like. Further, the storage 24 may be built in the server 10, or may be attached to the server body in an external form. Furthermore, the storage 24 may be configured by an external computer (for example, a database server) or the like communicably connected to the server main body. As a technique for recording various data, a distributed ledger technique such as a block chain may be used for the purpose of avoiding unauthorized data falsification.

The server 10 distributes information necessary for the progress of the game to each user, and collects and stores information from each user. The information stored by the server 10 includes information on each user (for example, user identification information and information on game play history), and information on games (for example, character information, quest information, lottery result information, etc.). included. In addition, the server 10 executes various information processing related to the progress of the game.

The user terminal 12 is a client terminal operated by the user to play the game, and includes, for example, a personal computer, a smartphone, a mobile phone, a tablet terminal, a game machine, a television receiver capable of inputting information, and a wearable terminal. be done. Note that FIG. 1 shows four user terminals 12 for convenience of illustration, but of course, there are actually as many user terminals 12 as there are users who play the game. do.

The user terminal 12 receives data for progressing the game from the server 10, displays an image (video) indicated by the data on the display of the user terminal 12 or a display such as a TV connected to the user terminal 12, or is output from a speaker or the like. That is, in this embodiment, the user terminal 12 functions as a display unit and an audio output unit. For example, the user terminal 12 displays object group setting screens G1 and G2 as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 in addition to a quest play screen and lottery screen (not shown).

In addition, the user terminal 12 receives user operations performed during game play, and transmits information corresponding to the details of the operations to the server 10 . For example, the user performs an operation for executing a lottery, that is, an application request operation for requesting the application of an object, and a first operation or a second operation for specifying an object to be included in the object group at the user terminal 12, Information based on those operations is transmitted to the server 10 . In addition to the above operations, the user can also perform a quest designation operation for designating a quest to be played from playable quests, a deck organization operation for organizing a deck, and a play operation for playing a quest, etc. 12.

<Functions of information processing apparatus according to one embodiment of the present invention>
The configuration of the server 10, which is the information processing apparatus according to this embodiment, will be described again from the functional aspect. The server 10, as shown in FIG. have. Of these, the storage unit 30 is realized by the memory 22 or the storage 24, and the other functional units are realized by the cooperation of the hardware devices that make up the server 10 and the programs installed on the server 10. be done. When the server 10 is composed of a plurality of computers, the functions described above may be distributed so that each of the plurality of computers may exhibit different functions.
Each functional unit will be described in detail below.

(storage unit)
The storage unit 30 stores information necessary for playing the game, and specifically stores information about the user, information about characters that are a type of object, information about a group of objects, and the like. In addition, information on quests, information on items, which are a kind of objects, and the like are stored.

As shown in FIG. 5, information about users (user information) is stored for each user by linking various pieces of information to identification information (identification ID, game account name, etc.) that identifies each user. . For example, items of user information include the user's level, owned characters, owned items, set objects, game progress such as status and clear history, and identification information of other users who are friends. is included. In addition, information other than the above, such as user's personal information such as contact information, login history (game play date and time, last login date and time, and game play count), total game play time, payment history, total billing information, etc. may be included in the user information.

Information about characters (character information), which is a type of object that the user can use in quest play, is, as shown in FIG. stored for each character. For example, items of character information include character name (name), rarity, attributes, appearance, and abilities (each parameter relating to level, physical strength, attack power, special ability, etc.). Here, each parameter indicating ability includes an initial value and an upper limit value in addition to the current value. The character information may also include information other than the above, such as identification information indicating the possessing user, identification information indicating a quest associated as a clear reward, and the like.

The information about the object group (object group information) is information including the specification history of objects specified by the user, and is information indicating the object group set for each user. As shown in FIG. 7, the object group information stores each object included in the object group in association with the rarity of the object. Objects are classified into objects designated by the user (user-designated objects) and objects automatically set by the computer (automatically set objects), which are stored separately.

In addition, information (quest information) related to quests (not shown) includes identification information (identification ID, etc.) that identifies each quest, such as quest name, attributes, difficulty, playable period, play conditions, appearance of enemy characters Various information such as the type and number of quests as well as clear rewards are linked and stored for each quest. In addition, information (item information) about an item, which is a type of object that can be used by a user (not shown), includes identification information (identification ID, etc.) that identifies each item, such as item name, rarity, attribute, appearance, and , effects, etc. are linked and stored for each item.

(Information acquisition part)
The information acquisition unit 31 also corresponds to the “reception unit” of the present invention, and acquires information (data) based on operations performed on the user terminal 12 by the user during game play by communicating with the user terminal 12 . The information acquired by the information acquisition unit 31 includes grant request information based on the grant request operation, first operation information based on the first operation, second operation information based on the second operation, and information based on the quest designation operation. Quest designation information, deck organization information based on deck organization operation, play operation information based on play operation, and the like are included. In addition to the above information, the information acquired by the information acquisition unit 31 includes various selections, designations, instructions, requests, orders, permission or denial, registration and other input operations performed by the user in each scene during the game. including information based on

(Display control unit)
The display control unit 32 also corresponds to the “display unit” of the present invention, and controls the user's user terminal 12 to display information for game progress on the screen of the user terminal 12 during the game. Specifically, the display control unit 32 generates display data for displaying the result of information processing by the selection unit 34 and the result of information processing by the game progression unit 37, which will be described later, and displays the generated display data. Data is transmitted over the network 14 towards the user terminal 12 . For example, while the user is selecting objects to be included in the object group, the display control unit 32 causes the user terminal 12 to display screens (object group setting screens G1 and G2) reflecting the results of information processing by the game progression unit 37. . At this time, if the object specified by the first operation information or the second operation information acquired by the information acquisition unit 31 is the same as an object included in the object group already set by the user, the display control unit 32 , may be displayed so as to be distinguishable from other objects.

(setting part)
The setting unit 33 sets the object group by adding the specified object to the object group based on the first operation information and the second operation information acquired by the information acquisition unit 31 . Specifically, an object specified by the first operation with a rarity less than a predetermined value (for example, an object with a rarity of 4 or less) and an object specified by the second operation with a rarity higher than a predetermined value (for example, an object with a rarity of 5) are separated. An object group to be included is set and stored in the storage unit 30 as object group information.

(Selection part)
The selection unit 34 executes information processing for selecting a predetermined object from among the objects included in the object group, using the grant request information acquired by the information acquisition unit 31 as a trigger.

Specifically, the selection unit 34 executes the following information processing.
(a) If an object with a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value is not selected as the predetermined object, select a predetermined object from an object group including one or more objects designated by the first operation.
(b) If an object with a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value is not selected as the predetermined object, select the predetermined object from the object group corresponding to the attribute designated by the first operation.
(c) When an object of a predetermined rarity or higher is selected as the predetermined object, the predetermined object is selected from a group of objects of a predetermined rarity or higher including the object designated by the second operation.

(Giving department)
The granting unit 35 grants the predetermined object selected by the selection unit 34 to the user. Specifically, the granting unit 35 associates the predetermined object with the user and stores it in the user information of the storage unit 30 . In addition, the granting unit 35 grants a clear reward set in association with each quest to the user who has satisfied the clear condition set for each quest, that is, the user who has cleared the quest. Specifically, the granting unit 35 associates the object granted as the clear reward with the user and stores it in the user information of the storage unit 30 .

(Parameter change part)
The parameter changing unit 36 changes the setting of the parameters of the character that the user can use for the quest play, according to the progress of the game and the like. For example, while a certain character is playing a quest or after clearing the quest, the parameter changing unit 36 reflects the execution result of information processing by the game progress unit 37, which will be described later, and the like, so that the character's Change parameter settings (more specifically, current state or current value). Further, when a certain character is strengthened or the like, the parameter changing section 36 changes the setting of the parameters of that character. It should be noted that the parameter setting change by the parameter changing unit 36 is not limited to improving or improving the current setting, but also includes deteriorating or lowering the current setting.

(Game progress part)
The game progression unit 37 executes information processing necessary for progressing the game, and specifically, progresses the game based on various information acquired by the information acquisition unit 31 . For example, the game progression unit 37 moves a character according to the user's operation in the quest being played by the user, and performs an effect or the like according to the user's operation.

The configuration of each of the server 10 and the user terminal 12 has been described above. In general, the server 10 and the user terminal 12 have various functions other than those described above, but here, only the characteristic functions that produce effects in the information processing system S of the present invention will be described. , and illustration and description of other known functions are omitted.

<Information processing flow according to an embodiment of the present invention>
Next, a flow of information processing executed in the information processing system S configured as described above (hereinafter referred to as an information processing flow) will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 and 9. FIG. The information processing flow adopts the information processing method of the present invention and is realized by using the information processing system S functioning as a computer system. In other words, each step in the information processing flow corresponds to a component of the information processing method of the present invention. The information processing flow described below is merely an example, and unnecessary steps may be deleted, new steps added, or the execution order of the steps may be changed without departing from the scope of the present invention. .

(Information processing flow)
First, the basic information processing flow regarding the progress of the game will be described. This information processing flow is an information processing flow relating to a lottery, is started while the user is playing the game, and proceeds along the flow shown in FIG. 8, for example.

As shown in FIG. 8, first, the server 10, which is a computer, executes an object group setting process for setting an object group including objects that are candidates for the predetermined object (S101). Details of the object group setting process will be described later.

Next, when the server 10 acquires grant request information through communication with the user terminal 12 operated by the user and determines that an object grant request has been received from the user (S102: YES), a lottery for a predetermined object, that is, One or a predetermined number of predetermined objects are selected at random or based on a predetermined winning probability from a plurality of objects included in the object group (S103). At this time, when an object with a rarity higher than a predetermined value (for example, an object with a rarity of 5, which is the centerpiece of the lottery) is selected as the predetermined object, if the user has designated an object by the second operation, the designated object is selected. A predetermined object is selected from the group of containing objects. Further, even if an object with a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value is not selected as the predetermined object, the predetermined object is selected from the object group including the object designated by the user through the first operation.

Then, the server 10 gives the selected predetermined object to the user (S104), generates lottery result display data (S105), and communicates with the user terminal 12 operated by the user to transmit the generated lottery result display data. to the user terminal 12 to display the lottery result on the user terminal 12 (S106), and the process ends. On the other hand, when the server 10 determines that no object grant request has been received from the user (S102: NO), the process ends without performing the lottery.
The above is an example of the information processing flow of the present invention.

(Object group setting processing)
Next, an example of play order determination processing will be described based on FIG.
The play order determination process is a process executed in the server 10, and is a process executed in step S101 of the information processing flow. Specifically, it is a process of setting an object group including objects that are candidates for the predetermined object, including objects specified by the user.

As shown in FIG. 9, first, when the server 10, which is a computer, acquires the first operation information through communication with the user terminal 12 operated by the user and determines that the first operation has been received from the user (S201: YES), the object specified by the first operation is added to the object group (S202). For example, when an object V with a rarity of 4 is specified by the first operation, the object V is added to and overwritten in the item of the user-specified object linked to the rarity 4 of the object group information. On the other hand, when it is determined that the first operation has not been received from the user (S201: NO), the process proceeds to the next process without executing the process of S202.

Next, when the server 10 acquires the second operation information through communication with the user terminal 12 operated by the user and determines that the second operation has been received from the user (S203: YES), The object obtained is added to the object group (S204). For example, when an object Z with a rarity of 5 is specified by the second operation, the object Z is added and overwritten in the item of the user-specified object linked to the rarity 5 of the object group information. On the other hand, if it is determined that the second operation has not been received from the user (S203: NO), the process proceeds to the next process without executing the process of S204. Note that the first operation may be accepted after the second operation is accepted. That is, steps S203 and S204 may be performed prior to steps S201 and S202.

Then, the server 10 determines whether or not the setting of the object group is completed (S205), and if it determines that the setting of the object group is not completed yet (S205: NO), the remaining objects to be included in the object group are Add automatically (S206). On the other hand, if it is determined that the setting of the object group is completed (S205: YES), or after the remaining objects to be included in the object group are automatically selected, the set object group is stored in the storage unit 30 and the process ends. do.
The above is an example of the object group setting process.

<Other embodiments>
The information processing apparatus, information processing method, and program of the present invention have been described above with specific examples, but the above embodiments are merely examples, and the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. Other embodiments are also conceivable.

In the above embodiment, the server computer for distributing game data (that is, the server 10) functions as the information processing apparatus of the present invention. A portion may reside in the user terminal 12 . For example, the user terminal 12 may have some or all of the functions of the selection unit 34 or the game progression unit 37 .

In the above embodiment, the user information and the like are stored in the server computer for game data distribution (that is, the server 10). Alternatively, it may be stored in the user terminal 12 side.

Although the above embodiment does not particularly refer to specific game contents, for example, a game in which a user operates a character to fight an enemy character is given as an example of the game. In addition, it may be a word game, fighting game, sports game, shooting game, racing game, puzzle game, card game, board game, role-playing game, simulation game, or the like. Also, the game may be an individual match or a team match. Also, humans may play against each other as users, or humans and computers (for example, AI or robots) may play against each other.

In the above embodiments, a game played by a user alone has been described. However, not limited to this, so-called multi-play (hereinafter referred to as joint play) in which a plurality of users such as users in a friend relationship operate each user terminal 12 and play a common quest at the same time is possible. good. Collaborative play is performed through the communication function of each user's user terminal 12, and when a collaborative relationship is formed, the progress of the play is synchronized between the users who perform the collaborative play. Note that the joint play may be either a cooperative play game in which a plurality of users cooperate or a competitive game in which users compete against each other.

In the above embodiment, the user can, in principle, enjoy all the functions free of charge. good. Also, various conditions may be set so that a user who has paid a predetermined fee (hereinafter referred to as a paying user) is advantageous in playing the game. For example, if the user is a paying user, the number of objects that can be designated and included in the object group may increase. This fee may be a pay-as-you-go system, or may be effective for the user for a certain period of time (for example, one month or one year) once paid (subscription).

<Summary>
The main features of the information processing apparatus, information processing method, and program according to the present embodiment described above are as follows.

[1] The information processing apparatus according to the present embodiment includes a reception unit that receives an object grant request from a user, a selection unit that selects a predetermined object (winning character) when the grant request is received, and a selected predetermined object. to the user, the receiving unit receives from the user a first operation for designating one or more objects, and the selecting unit selects an object having a predetermined rarity or higher as the predetermined object. If not, the predetermined object is selected from the object group including the object designated by the first operation.
According to the above information processing apparatus, even if an object with a rarity equal to or higher than the predetermined rarity is not selected, there is a possibility that the object specified by the user in the first operation will be selected as the predetermined object. On the other hand, it is possible to increase the user's expectation for obtaining the object, and to improve the user's satisfaction with the game.

[2] In the information processing apparatus described above, the receiving unit receives from the user a first operation specifying a plurality of objects, and the selecting unit selects the first A predetermined object is selected from a plurality of objects designated by an operation.
As a result, even if an object with a rarity equal to or higher than the predetermined rarity is not selected, the predetermined object is selected from among the plurality of objects specified by the user in the first operation. It is possible to further increase the sense of anticipation, and to further improve the user's satisfaction with the game.

[3] In the information processing apparatus described above, the objects are classified according to their attributes, the reception unit receives from the user a first operation of designating one or more attributes of the objects, When the object is not selected as the predetermined object, the predetermined object is selected from the object group corresponding to the attribute designated by the first operation.
As a result, even if an object with a rarity higher than a predetermined value is not selected, the object having the attribute specified by the user in the first operation is selected as the predetermined object, and the user has a sense of expectation for obtaining the object. can be further increased, and the user's satisfaction with the game can be further improved.

[4] In the information processing apparatus described above, the receiving unit receives from the user a first operation of designating one or more objects from objects having a rarity less than a predetermined value.
As a result, if an object with a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value is not selected, an object specified by the user in the first operation may be selected as a predetermined object from among objects with a rarity less than the predetermined value. It is possible to increase the user's expectation for obtaining the object while keeping the object, and to further improve the user's satisfaction with the game.

[5] In the above information processing apparatus, the receiving unit receives from the user a second operation of designating an object of a predetermined rarity or higher, and the selecting unit selects an object of a predetermined rarity or higher as the predetermined object, A predetermined object is selected from a group of objects having a predetermined rarity or higher, including the object designated by the second operation.
As a result, even when an object with a rarity higher than a predetermined value is selected, there is a possibility that the object specified by the user in the second operation will be selected as the predetermined object. It is possible to further enhance the user's sense of satisfaction with the game, thereby further improving the user's satisfaction with the game.

[6] In the information processing apparatus described above, the selection unit selects a predetermined object from objects designated by the first operation or the second operation.
As a result, the predetermined object is selected from among the objects designated by the user in the first operation or the second operation regardless of whether an object having a predetermined rarity or higher is selected. It is possible to further increase the expectation for the acquisition, and further improve the user's satisfaction with the game.

[7] In the information processing device described above, the receiving unit receives from the user a first operation of designating one or more objects from the specifiable objects determined based on the object designated by the second operation.
As a result, the object that can be specified by the user in the first operation is determined based on the attributes of the object specified in the second operation by the user and whose rarity is equal to or greater than a predetermined value. It is possible to further enhance the user's sense of satisfaction with the game, thereby further improving the user's satisfaction with the game.

[8] In the information processing device described above, the reception unit receives from the user a first operation of designating one or more objects from among the designable objects that change according to the progress of the game.
As a result, the object that can be designated by the user in the first operation changes according to the progress of the game, so that the user's expectation for obtaining the object can be further increased, and the user's satisfaction with the game can be further increased. It can be improved further.

[9] In the information processing apparatus described above, the receiving unit receives from the user a first operation of designating one or more objects from among the specifiable objects that change according to the number of received grant requests.
As a result, the object that can be specified by the user in the first operation changes according to the number of times the grant request is received, so that the user's expectation for obtaining the object can be further increased, and the user's satisfaction with the game. can be further improved.

[10] In the information processing device described above, the receiving unit designates one or more objects from among the specifiable objects that change according to the number of times an object having a rarity of a predetermined value or higher is not selected as the predetermined object. 1 receives an operation from the user.
As a result, the object that can be designated by the user in the first operation changes according to the number of times an object with a rarity higher than a predetermined value is not selected as the predetermined object, thereby further increasing the user's expectation of obtaining the object. It is possible to further improve the user's satisfaction with the game.

[11] In the above information processing apparatus, the accepting unit accepts from the user a first operation of designating one or more objects from objects other than the predetermined object selected by the selecting unit.
As a result, the user can designate an object in the first operation from objects other than the already selected predetermined object, that is, objects that the user does not yet possess. It is possible to further increase the expectation for the game, and to further improve the user's satisfaction with the game.

[12] In the above information processing apparatus, the accepting unit accepts from the user a first operation of designating one or more objects from related objects related to the predetermined object selected by the selecting unit.
As a result, the user can specify the object in the first operation from among related objects related to the predetermined object that has already been selected, so that the user can further increase the user's expectation of obtaining the object. , the user's game satisfaction can be further improved.

[13] In the above information processing device, the accepting unit accepts from the user a first operation of specifying one or more objects according to the number of specifiable objects that changes according to the progress of the game.
As a result, the number of objects that the user can specify in the first operation changes according to the progress of the game, so that the user's expectations for obtaining the objects can be further increased, and the user's satisfaction with the game can be improved. can be further improved.

[14] In the information processing device described above, the reception unit receives from the user a first operation of designating one or more objects according to the number of specifiable objects that changes according to the number of received grant requests.
As a result, the number of objects that the user can designate in the first operation changes according to the number of times of grant requests received. Satisfaction can be further improved.

[15] In the above information processing apparatus, the receiving unit designates one or more objects according to the number of specifiable objects that varies according to the number of times an object with a rarity of a predetermined value or higher is not selected as a predetermined object. A first operation is received from the user.
As a result, the number of objects that can be designated by the user in the first operation changes according to the number of times that an object with a rarity of a predetermined level or higher is not selected as a predetermined object. It can be further increased, and the user's satisfaction with the game can be further improved.

[16] In the above information processing device, the reception unit performs the first operation of designating one or more objects according to the number of specifiable objects determined based on the number of objects designated by the second operation. Accept from users.
Accordingly, the number of objects that the user can specify in the first operation is determined based on the number of objects specified in the second operation by the user. is generated, the user's expectation for obtaining the object can be further increased, and the user's satisfaction with the game can be further improved.

[17] The above information processing apparatus includes a storage unit that stores a designation history of an object designated by a first operation, and when the reception unit newly receives a first operation, designation by the newly received first operation. and a display unit for identifiably displaying whether or not the specified object is included in the specified history.
As a result, the user can identify whether or not the object specified in the first operation has been specified in the past, so that the user's convenience is improved and the user's expectation for acquiring the object is further heightened. It is possible to further improve the user's satisfaction with the game.

[18] The above information processing apparatus includes a storage unit that stores an object possessed by the user in association with the user, and before the reception unit receives the first operation, the user selects an object from objects that can be designated by the first operation. a display unit that displays the unpossessed object in a designated state, and the reception unit receives from the user a first operation to change the designated object.
As a result, an object that the user does not possess is automatically specified in advance, and the object can be arbitrarily changed by the user. It is possible to further enhance the user's sense of satisfaction with the game, thereby further improving the user's satisfaction with the game.

[18] In addition, according to the information processing method according to the present embodiment, the computer receives a request for giving an object from the user, the computer selects the predetermined object when the request for giving is received, and the computer receives the selected object. given to the user a predetermined object, the computer receives from the user a first operation to designate one or more objects, and if the computer does not select an object with a rarity equal to or higher than the predetermined rarity as the predetermined object, the first operation A predetermined object is selected from an object group including the specified object.
According to the information processing method described above, it is possible to increase the user's sense of expectation for obtaining the object, and to improve the user's satisfaction with the game.

[19] Further, according to the program according to the present embodiment, the computer is caused to receive a request for granting an object from the user, select a predetermined object when the request for granting is received, and grant the selected predetermined object to the user. and if a first operation of designating one or more objects is received from the user, and if an object with a rarity of a predetermined or higher is not selected as the predetermined object, the predetermined object is selected from the object group including the object designated by the first operation. let you choose.
According to the above program, it is possible to increase the user's expectation for obtaining the object, and to improve the user's satisfaction with the game.

10 server 12 user terminal 14 network 21 processor 22 memory 23 communication interface 24 storage 25 bus 30 storage unit 31 information acquisition unit 32 display control unit 33 setting unit 34 selection unit 35 addition unit 36 parameter change unit 37 game progress unit 51 specified Object display area 52 Specify button 53 Auto button 54 Specified object display area 55 Object list area G1 Object group setting screen G2 Object group setting screen S Information processing system

Claims (18)

a reception unit that receives an object grant request from a user;
a selection unit that selects a predetermined object when the grant request is received;
a granting unit that grants the selected predetermined object to the user;
The receiving unit receives from a user a first operation for specifying one or more objects,
The selection unit does not execute processing for selecting a predetermined object from an object group including the object designated by the first operation when an object having a predetermined rarity or higher is selected as the predetermined object, If the object is not selected as the predetermined object, executing a process of selecting the predetermined object from an object group including the object designated by the first operation;
Information processing equipment. a reception unit that receives an object grant request from a user;
a selection unit that selects a predetermined object when the grant request is received;
a granting unit that grants the selected predetermined object to the user;
The reception unit receives from a user a first operation for specifying one or more objects and a second operation for specifying an object having a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value,
The selection unit executes a process of selecting a predetermined object from an object group including the object designated by the first operation when an object having a predetermined rarity or higher is not selected as the predetermined object, When the object is selected as the predetermined object, executing a process of selecting the predetermined object from a group of objects having a predetermined rarity or higher, including the object designated by the second operation;
Information processing equipment. a reception unit that receives an object grant request from a user;
a selection unit that selects a predetermined object when the grant request is received;
a granting unit that grants the selected predetermined object to the user;
The receiving unit receives from a user a first operation for specifying one or more objects,
The selection unit selects a predetermined object from an object group including the object designated by the first operation when an object having a predetermined rarity or higher is not selected as the predetermined object,
The receiving unit receives from the user the first operation of designating one or more objects from objects other than the predetermined object selected by the selecting unit.
Information processing equipment. a reception unit that receives an object grant request from a user;
a selection unit that selects a predetermined object when the grant request is received;
a granting unit that grants the selected predetermined object to the user;
The receiving unit receives from a user a first operation for specifying one or more objects,
The selection unit selects a predetermined object from an object group including the object designated by the first operation when an object having a predetermined rarity or higher is not selected as the predetermined object,
The receiving unit receives from the user the first operation of designating one or more objects from related objects related to the predetermined object selected by the selecting unit.
Information processing equipment. a reception unit that receives an object grant request from a user;
a selection unit that selects a predetermined object when the grant request is received;
a granting unit that grants the selected predetermined object to the user;
The receiving unit receives from a user a first operation for specifying one or more objects,
The selection unit selects a predetermined object from an object group including the object designated by the first operation when an object having a predetermined rarity or higher is not selected as the predetermined object,
a storage unit that stores a designation history of objects designated by the first operation;
a display unit that, when the receiving unit newly receives the first operation, displays in an identifiable manner whether or not the object designated by the newly received first operation is included in the designation history; having
Information processing equipment. a reception unit that receives an object grant request from a user;
a selection unit that selects a predetermined object when the grant request is received;
a granting unit that grants the selected predetermined object to the user;
The receiving unit receives from a user a first operation for specifying one or more objects,
The selection unit selects a predetermined object from an object group including the object designated by the first operation when an object having a predetermined rarity or higher is not selected as the predetermined object,
a storage unit that stores an object possessed by the user in association with the user;
a display unit that displays an object not possessed by the user in a state in which it is designated from objects that can be designated by the first operation before the reception unit receives the first operation;
The receiving unit receives from the user the first operation to change the designated object.
Information processing equipment. A computer receives an object grant request from a user,
selecting a predetermined object when the computer receives the grant request;
a computer granting a selected predetermined object to a user;
A computer receives from a user a first operation for specifying one or more objects;
When an object having a predetermined rarity or higher is selected as the predetermined object, the computer does not execute processing for selecting the predetermined object from the object group including the object designated by the first operation, and the object having the predetermined rarity or higher does not select the predetermined object. If the predetermined object is not selected, executing a process of selecting the predetermined object from an object group including the object designated by the first operation;
Information processing methods. A computer receives an object grant request from a user,
selecting a predetermined object when the computer receives the grant request;
a computer granting a selected predetermined object to a user;
the computer receives from the user a first operation for designating one or more objects and a second operation for designating an object of a predetermined rarity or higher;
If an object of a predetermined rarity or higher is not selected as the predetermined object, the computer executes a process of selecting the predetermined object from the object group including the object designated by the first operation, and the object of the predetermined rarity or higher is selected. When the object is selected as the predetermined object, executing a process of selecting the predetermined object from a group of objects having a predetermined rarity or higher, including the object designated by the second operation;
Information processing methods. A computer receives an object grant request from a user,
selecting a predetermined object when the computer receives the grant request;
a computer granting a selected predetermined object to a user;
A computer receives from a user a first operation for specifying one or more objects;
the computer, if an object with a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value is not selected as the predetermined object, executes a process of selecting the predetermined object from the object group including the object designated by the first operation;
the computer receives from the user the first operation of designating one or more objects from among objects other than the selected predetermined object;
Information processing methods. A computer receives an object grant request from a user,
selecting a predetermined object when the computer receives the grant request;
a computer granting a selected predetermined object to a user;
A computer receives from a user a first operation for specifying one or more objects;
the computer, if an object with a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value is not selected as the predetermined object, executes a process of selecting the predetermined object from the object group including the object designated by the first operation;
the computer receives from the user the first operation of designating one or more objects from related objects related to the selected predetermined object;
Information processing methods. A computer receives an object grant request from a user,
selecting a predetermined object when the computer receives the grant request;
a computer granting a selected predetermined object to a user;
A computer receives from a user a first operation for specifying one or more objects;
the computer, if an object with a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value is not selected as the predetermined object, executes a process of selecting the predetermined object from the object group including the object designated by the first operation;
A computer stores a designation history of objects designated by the first operation;
When the computer newly receives the first operation, the computer displays whether or not the object designated by the newly received first operation is included in the designation history in an identifiable manner.
Information processing methods. A computer receives an object grant request from a user,
selecting a predetermined object when the computer receives the grant request;
a computer granting a selected predetermined object to a user;
A computer receives from a user a first operation for specifying one or more objects;
the computer, if an object with a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value is not selected as the predetermined object, executes a process of selecting the predetermined object from the object group including the object designated by the first operation;
a computer stores an object possessed by a user in association with the user;
before the computer receives the first operation, an object not possessed by the user is specified and displayed from among the objects that can be specified by the first operation;
the computer receives from the user the first operation that modifies the specified object;
Information processing methods. to the computer,
Accept a request for granting an object from a user,
causing a predetermined object to be selected when the grant request is received;
granting the selected predetermined object to the user;
receiving from the user a first operation for designating one or more objects;
When an object with a rarity of a predetermined level or more is selected as the predetermined object, the process of selecting the predetermined object from the object group including the object specified by the first operation is not executed, and the object with a rarity of the predetermined level or more is selected as the predetermined object. if not selected, executing a process of selecting a predetermined object from an object group including the object designated by the first operation;
program. to the computer,
Accept a request for granting an object from a user,
causing a predetermined object to be selected when the grant request is received;
granting the selected predetermined object to the user;
causing a user to accept a first operation for specifying one or more objects and a second operation for specifying an object having a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value;
If an object with a rarity of a predetermined level or higher is not selected as the predetermined object, a process of selecting the predetermined object from a group of objects including the object specified by the first operation is executed, and the object with a rarity of a level higher than the predetermined level is selected as the predetermined object. If selected, executing a process of selecting a predetermined object from a group of objects having a predetermined rarity or higher, including the object designated by the second operation;
program. to the computer,
Accept a request for granting an object from a user,
causing a predetermined object to be selected when the grant request is received;
granting the selected predetermined object to the user;
receiving from the user a first operation for designating one or more objects;
executing a process of selecting a predetermined object from an object group including the object designated by the first operation when an object having a rarity of a predetermined level or higher is not selected as the predetermined object;
Accepting from the user the first operation of designating one or more objects from objects other than the selected predetermined object;
program. to the computer,
Accept a request for granting an object from a user,
causing a predetermined object to be selected when the grant request is received;
granting the selected predetermined object to the user;
receiving from the user a first operation for designating one or more objects;
executing a process of selecting a predetermined object from an object group including the object designated by the first operation when an object having a rarity of a predetermined level or higher is not selected as the predetermined object;
Accepting from the user the first operation of designating one or more objects from related objects related to the selected predetermined object;
program. to the computer,
Accept a request for granting an object from a user,
causing a predetermined object to be selected when the grant request is received;
granting the selected predetermined object to the user;
receiving from the user a first operation for designating one or more objects;
executing a process of selecting a predetermined object from an object group including the object designated by the first operation when an object having a rarity of a predetermined level or higher is not selected as the predetermined object;
storing a designation history of objects designated by the first operation;
When the first operation is newly received, displaying in an identifiable manner whether or not the object designated by the newly received first operation is included in the designation history;
program. to the computer,
Accept a request for granting an object from a user,
causing a predetermined object to be selected when the grant request is received;
granting the selected predetermined object to the user;
receiving from the user a first operation for designating one or more objects;
executing a process of selecting a predetermined object from an object group including the object designated by the first operation when an object having a rarity of a predetermined level or higher is not selected as the predetermined object;
storing an object possessed by the user in association with the user;
Before accepting the first operation, displaying an object not possessed by the user from among the objects that can be specified by the first operation in a specified state;
Accepting from the user the first operation to change the specified object;
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