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| An even further approach to casual gaming is the [[coop]]. Many casual players try to avoid the confrontation with other players, as that would make it a necessity that a human is loosing (which is not always acceptable for casual players). One way is playing together against the AI, in missions or simply [[bot|bots]] versus humans. Another solution for that problem is to not even play with other humans at all, but the [[single-player]] of a game. | An even further approach to casual gaming is the [[coop]]. Many casual players try to avoid the confrontation with other players, as that would make it a necessity that a human is loosing (which is not always acceptable for casual players). One way is playing together against the AI, in missions or simply [[bot|bots]] versus humans. Another solution for that problem is to not even play with other humans at all, but the [[single-player]] of a game. | ||
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