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Evaluating Transitive Trust among Agents in Game Environment
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| Author:
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NG SIAH, LEO DAVID GERTRUDE , TET-KHUAN CHEN
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| Abstract:
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Trust is transitive among people in social life via personal recommendations as a channel to indirectly improve
the first impression a person has on you, which make the person trusts you more, and vice versa. This concept
of transitive trust is equally applicable among agents, or NPCs (Non-Player Characters) with the application of
Direct Trust and Recommender Trust theories. A replication of trust model involving Direct Trust and
Recommender Trust is made in a computer game to observe if inclusion of a ‘transitive trust model’ improves
a game’s overall player experience. To replicated trust model is applied into a visual novel game as a base to
collect data on how the game experience is improved. The results shown that an increase of game replayability
to
medium-high
level
is
achieved
by
applying
the
said
trust
model.
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| Keyword:
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Transitive Trust, Direct Trust, Recommender Trust.
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| DOI:
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https://doi.org/10.31838/ijpr/2020.12.02.0128
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