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<p>4 revision(s)</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[Category:Ontology]][[Category:Goals]]<br /> Performance Record is a value or list of values that represent the top performances recorded for a particular game. Performance Records are usually accompanied by the name or initials of the player that recorded that value. The actual goal metric displayed on a performance record may vary, in many games it is simply the highest scores. In other games, such as racing games, it tends to be the shortest times.<br /> <br /> If the Performance Record represents more than one value it is commonly referred to as a High Score Table.<br /> <br /> ==Examples==<br /> <br /> ===Strong examples===<br /> <br /> ====World of Warcraft====<br /> In World of Warcraft, before the recent change to the system, the Player vs. Player system had a ranked ladder. Not only was the player rewarded with powerful items for achieving the high ranks, but they also received titles in front of their in-game name, such as &#039;High Warlord&#039; or &#039;Grand Marshal&#039;.<br /> <br /> ====Pac-Man====<br /> Pac-man uses Score, and the highest Score is recorded and displayed at all times at the top of the screen as &quot;high score&quot;. When a player breaks the high Score, the Performance Record continues to change as the player records a higher Score. No name is recorded in the Performance Record.<br /> <br /> ====Tetris====<br /> Tetris uses Score, and the three highest Scores are recorded for each game type. The Perforance Records are displayed on the screen while the player is choosing the level. A name is recorded with each record.<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> ==Parent==<br /> *[[Goal Metrics]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> ==Children==<br /> None</div>

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