A method of simulating an emergency response training scenario to users in different locations, including customizing a scenario, initiating a game state having a threat level and a time remaining, assigning a role to each of a plurality of users wherein each of the users uses a device, assigning digital assets within the scenario to each of the users, displaying an introduction sequence, initiating an incident and simultaneously notifying a first group of at least two users, logging and scoring a chosen response from the possible responses compared to a scoring system, updating the game state whereby the threat level is raised or lowered and the time remaining is increased or decreased, triggering another event to at least two of the plurality of users, and communicating a score calculated in the logging and scoring step to at least one user on one of the at least one client device.

A video game test system can determine an objective measure of elapsed time between interaction with a video game controller and the occurrence of a particular event within the video game. This objective measure enables a tester to determine whether a video game is objectively operating slowly or just feels slow to the tester, and may indicate the existence of coding errors that may affect execution speed, but not cause visible errors. The system may obtain the objective measure of elapsed time by simulating a user's interaction with the video game. Further, the system may identify data embedded into a frame of an animation by the video game source code to identify the occurrence of a corresponding event. The system can then measure the elapsed time between the simulated user interaction and the occurrence or triggering of the corresponding event.

A non-monetary incentive model defines a Distributed Consensus Protocol (DCP) for a blockchain based on a proof-of-play mining approach. The non-monetary incentive model employs a gamification approach where mining efforts are recorded responsive to achievement in a gaming environment, rather than the proof-of-work or proof-of-stake approaches commonly used for blockchain valuation. The incentive model draws on a participant volition in attaining or improving a gaming achievement. The approach records gaming moves or actions undertaken by a participant playing the game, based on a seed used to instantiate the game. Upon attaining a predetermined minimum score, and at a predefined difficulty, the gaming effort is deemed to warrant a new block in the blockchain.

A non-monetary incentive model defines a Distributed Consensus Protocol (DCP) for a blockchain based on a proof-of-play mining approach. The non-monetary incentive model employs a gamification approach where mining efforts are recorded responsive to achievement in a gaming environment, rather than the proof-of-work or proof-of-stake approaches commonly used for blockchain valuation. The incentive model draws on a participant volition in attaining or improving a gaming achievement. The approach records gaming moves or actions undertaken by a participant playing the game, based on a seed used to instantiate the game. Upon attaining a predetermined minimum score, and at a predefined difficulty, the gaming effort is deemed to warrant a new block in the blockchain.

A method for controlling a virtual object to restore an attribute value includes: equipping the first virtual object with a skill restoration prop of at least one skill prop in response to a selection operation on the skill restoration prop, the skill restoration prop being configured to reduce an attribute value restoration delay; controlling, in response to a control operation on the first virtual object, the first virtual object to use a virtual prop against the second virtual object; and determining an attribute value restoration delay of the first virtual object within a preset period of time as a short target attribute value restoration delay according to the skill restoration prop in response to that the second virtual object is defeated by the first virtual object with the virtual prop, the target attribute value restoration delay being shorter than a default attribute value restoration delay.

A data play method is provided. In response to an access operation on a virtual space, a terminal acquires a plurality of pieces of first interaction data issued in the virtual space by a plurality of first user accounts and a first matching degree corresponding to each piece of the first interaction data, and simultaneously plays at least two pieces of second interaction data among the plurality of pieces of first interaction data on a playing interface of the virtual space based on the first matching degrees corresponding to the plurality of pieces of first interaction data, such that play manners of the second interaction data having different first matching degrees are different.

A data play method is provided. In response to an access operation on a virtual space, a terminal acquires a plurality of pieces of first interaction data issued in the virtual space by a plurality of first user accounts and a first matching degree corresponding to each piece of the first interaction data, and simultaneously plays at least two pieces of second interaction data among the plurality of pieces of first interaction data on a playing interface of the virtual space based on the first matching degrees corresponding to the plurality of pieces of first interaction data, such that play manners of the second interaction data having different first matching degrees are different.

The game device includes a reception unit that is configured to receive instruction information created when a user performs an operation on an input device triggered by a sound output while a game progresses and a derivation unit that is configured to start measuring the degree of fatigue on the basis of the instruction information received by the reception unit and derive the degree of fatigue of the user on the basis of an operation performed by the user during the started measurement of the degree of fatigue.

An inter-application redemption platform may provide a normalized measure of player achievement across multiple games/applications, which need not share a common scoring system. The inter-application normalized measure of player achievement may be adjustable such that system points accumulate at rates that encourage users of varying skill levels to keep obtaining and using/playing applications/games.

An inter-application redemption platform may provide a normalized measure of player achievement across multiple games/applications, which need not share a common scoring system. The inter-application normalized measure of player achievement may be adjustable such that system points accumulate at rates that encourage users of varying skill levels to keep obtaining and using/playing applications/games.