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| rdfs:comment | - A Game Master is a person directly hired by Aeria Games and Entertainment to watch over and manage a particular game. The Current GM for Dreamlords is gmLoki419
- In tabletop role-playing games, one player becomes a narrator, referee, judge and final arbiter of the rules governing adventures and their effect on the advancement of other players' characters. Depending on the game system, this particular individual could be called Game Master (abbreviated GM), "Storyteller", "Director", "Narrator", "Administrator", or one of a host of other names. "Dungeon Master" (abbreviated DM) is the oldest of these by far, owing its existence back to the role-playing game's roots in Dungeons & Dragons, which popularized the term and established many of the genre's tropes. In White Wolf games that use the Storyteller or Storytelling systems, the GM is referred to as the Storyteller.
- A game master is an in-game administrator (ArenaNet or NCsoft staff) who can interact with players in the game, make announcements, tag accounts with a warning account mark, suspend and ban accounts. Messages from GMs appear in purple color in the chat. (Previously, before the March 2, 2006 update the color was green.)
- The Game Master (also known as Systema 2000, Super Game, Game Tronic, and Game Plus) is a handheld released in the early 90s by the obscure German company Hartung, as well as others in Europe and Asia under license. It tried to front the Game Boy, and since you've probably never heard of it, you can guess how that ended. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- The Game Master is a character in He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.
- The game master control’s virtual arena creates a multidimensional battlefield in which a player’s mental strength, analytical abilities, perceptiveness and computational skills all come into play
- The position of Game Master(ゲームマスターGēmumasutā) gives one the ability to craft a tale using a game board. This position is held by a Witch/Sorcerer and the game board is Rokkenjima, specifically, from October 4th to October 5th of 1986. When creating a tale, the Game Master must always avoid creating a Logic Error or the game will instantly be destroyed. There are/were other game boards than Rokkenjima in the Umineko universe, according to several other witches.
- A Game Master (ゲームマスター Gēmumasutā?) is an Officer-rank Reaper selected by the Composer to assign the missions for the Reapers' Game of that week. While the rank of Game Master doesn't affect one's power, it does grant more liberties than a non-Game Master has. For example, Game Masters have control over all the Reapers below the rank of Conductor. There have been three known Game Masters: Yodai Higashizawa (by proxy, later officially), Sho Minamimoto, and Mitsuki Konishi.
- Game Master (Mistrz gry) (GM) - ma za zadanie wykrywać i banować graczy, którzy używają łatwych i możliwych do zauważenia hacków. Jednak GM oprócz znajdywania hacków może też organizować eventy, (wydarzenia) przykładem eventa jest: deszcz kamieni metin, bossowie i potwory w wiosce lub po prostu wykonywanie takich rzeczy jak: Używanie magii (każdy GM ma wszystkie umiejętności na ostatnim poziomie P).
- Today, gamemaster is usually associated with role-playing games. In a role-playing game the Gamemaster's purpose is to weave the other participants' player-character stories together, control the non-player aspects of the game, and create environments in which the players can interact. The basic roles of Gamemasters - rules help, moderation, and storytelling - are the same in almost all role-playing games, although differing rulesets make the specific duties of the GM unique to that system.
- Game Masters (also known as moderators or collectively as the mod team) are a few special figures within the game who have been judged by Wouter Lievens to be trusted enough and experienced enough to take a special role in the running of the game. These players become game masters.
- A GM or "Game Master" is an admin of Oberin. They can manipulate much of the world to their liking and create RTQs. They are indicated by yellow names instead of the normal white. You can type /help to request a Game Master's presence if one is available. GMs can help you if you have a question but they can not give you gold or items. Even though they run RTQs, they do not like to be asked about them. It is advised that you pay the utmost respect to GMs: they can punish you in various ways if necessary. There are four ranks of GM: Counselor, Junior, Senior and Developer.
- A Game Master or GM is an employee of Aeria Games. They are responsible for the overall stability of the game and ensuring that the rules are followed. Their authority is absolute and they posses special powers and abilities (also known as buttons) that enable them to complete their tasks.
- GMs support the players directly, via in-game interaction or the PlayOnline Viewer chat console. They also serve as a point of contact for issues that are best addressed by other Square Enix teams, and address player violations of in-game policies. This includes cautions, warnings, suspensions, and terminations. The Account Administration team must approve any severe disciplinary action. The GM policy is a set of rules by which all GMs operate to ensure that the game proceeds smoothly for all FINAL FANTASY XI users. The GM policy can be found on the SE website.
- Game Masters, or GMs, are Blizzard employees. GMs are the overseers of World of Warcraft and watch over a server to solve problems, disputes, and sometimes punish people disobeying the Terms of Use policy Blizzard set forth. You can create an in-game petition (usually called a "ticket") to alert the GMs to certain problems you are experiencing. Typically, GMs only initiate action when a ticket has been filed by a player, though scattered exceptions to this have been noted.
- Game Masters, or GMs, are Blizzard employees. GMs are the overseers of World of Warcraft and watch over a server to solve problems, disputes, and sometimes punish people disobeying the Terms of Use policy Blizzard set forth. You can create an in-game petition (usually called a "ticket") to alert the GMs to certain problems you are experiencing. Typically, GMs only initiate action when a ticket has been filed by a player, though scattered exceptions to this have been noted.
- Los Game Masters o GM (Maestros del Juego o MJ en español) son empleados de Blizzard. Estas personas actúan como supervisores en World of Warcraft, resolviendo problemas y conflictos y castigando a quienes no respetan los términos de uso del juego.
- The Game Master is a character the appeared in the episode "The Grouchiest Game In Town ". He is an imp child who travels around finding victims to challenge to a game and if they lose (which they always do), they are turned into a piece of his game board, never to be freed until someone wins against him. Gargamel was his first main character to be turned into a game piece. The Game Master finds the Smurf Village and takes Sassette and Slouchy hostage. Some Smurfs try to save them but fail (even Papa Smurf).
- In role-playing games, the game master is the organizer, storyteller, and the arbitrator that punishes people for things they say or do. He or she prepares the game session for the players and the characters they play (known as personal computers or PCs) so that their friends are the only ones to win the game. The GM describes the events and decides on the outcomes of players' decisions by personal affinities. The game master also keeps track of non-player characters (NPCs) and random encounters but usually they have no idea when things go wrong with the game.
- A Game Master, or GM for short, is a person who is part of the staff that runs Grand Chase and act as officials. These GMs have special "powers" that regular players are unable to do such as banishment and the issuing of yellow and red cards. Certain GMs handle different parts of the game such as error reports. Most GMs usually do not communicate with the Grand Chase community but there are a few exceptions. The GM's Test of Endurance is one way to communicate and react with the GMs as they will actually play the game and PvP other players. Another way is through the Grand Chase forums where a GM may or may not respond to a forum post. A GM's in-game level will always be equal to or higher than the level limit at that current time.
- [[Plik:gamemaster.jpg|thumb|Game Master Menelgame po dniu pracy.]] Jebać GM! GM to h*j Gracz o Game Masterze. Inny gracz o Game Masterze Game Master Stefan o sobie. Tibijczyk o Game Masterze podczas rozmowy z kolegą..
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| skill lv | - All allies' ATK 350% up / 15% chance
- All allies' ATK 350% up / 20% chance
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| bydate | - by Daxxarri, Jan 22, 2013 5:00 PM PST
- by bobpaulson 30 Sep 2009
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| friendship max | - ...In a game, of course.
- C'mon, take me on!
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| friendship event | - So I guess you have to
- Sorry, but master gamers
- become a shut-in, too!
- never leave the house.
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| login | - Eek! Sunlight! I never go
- out in the sun!
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| Caption | - Evil Master of the Cosmic Arena
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| Abilities | - Access to advanced technology
- Dogged fixation on winning
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| meet | - Fight for the Celestial Realm?
- No thanks, I'm playing a game.
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| Link | - http://us.blizzard.com/support/index.xml?locale=en_US&gameId=11&categoryId=2408&rootCategoryId=2318|desc=US support page GM portal
- http://web.archive.org/web/20100318044546/http://www.wow-europe.com/en/support/gm-article.html|desc=A Game Master's Life archive page from old official site
- http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/8501406/What_Does_A_Game_Master_Really_Do-1_22_2013|desc=What Does A Game Master Really Do?
- http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/9pfrj/i_was_a_game_master_for_wow_for_three_years/|desc=I was a Game Master for WoW for three years
- http://web.archive.org/web/20101107220050/http://www.wow-europe.com/en/support/gamemasters.html|desc=Game Masters archive page from old official site
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| Description | - This master gamer never leaves home as it would take time away from her gaming.
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| friendship | - I was born to beat every
- opponent in every game.
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| abstract | - A Game Master is a person directly hired by Aeria Games and Entertainment to watch over and manage a particular game. The Current GM for Dreamlords is gmLoki419
- In tabletop role-playing games, one player becomes a narrator, referee, judge and final arbiter of the rules governing adventures and their effect on the advancement of other players' characters. Depending on the game system, this particular individual could be called Game Master (abbreviated GM), "Storyteller", "Director", "Narrator", "Administrator", or one of a host of other names. "Dungeon Master" (abbreviated DM) is the oldest of these by far, owing its existence back to the role-playing game's roots in Dungeons & Dragons, which popularized the term and established many of the genre's tropes. In White Wolf games that use the Storyteller or Storytelling systems, the GM is referred to as the Storyteller.
- A game master is an in-game administrator (ArenaNet or NCsoft staff) who can interact with players in the game, make announcements, tag accounts with a warning account mark, suspend and ban accounts. Messages from GMs appear in purple color in the chat. (Previously, before the March 2, 2006 update the color was green.)
- The Game Master (also known as Systema 2000, Super Game, Game Tronic, and Game Plus) is a handheld released in the early 90s by the obscure German company Hartung, as well as others in Europe and Asia under license. It tried to front the Game Boy, and since you've probably never heard of it, you can guess how that ended. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- The Game Master is a character in He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.
- A Game Master, or GM for short, is a person who is part of the staff that runs Grand Chase and act as officials. These GMs have special "powers" that regular players are unable to do such as banishment and the issuing of yellow and red cards. Certain GMs handle different parts of the game such as error reports. Most GMs usually do not communicate with the Grand Chase community but there are a few exceptions. The GM's Test of Endurance is one way to communicate and react with the GMs as they will actually play the game and PvP other players. Another way is through the Grand Chase forums where a GM may or may not respond to a forum post. A GM's in-game level will always be equal to or higher than the level limit at that current time. A Game Master is stated to approve the image of a Guild Mark to determine whether the image is appropriate or not.
- Game Masters, or GMs, are Blizzard employees. GMs are the overseers of World of Warcraft and watch over a server to solve problems, disputes, and sometimes punish people disobeying the Terms of Use policy Blizzard set forth. You can create an in-game petition (usually called a "ticket") to alert the GMs to certain problems you are experiencing. Typically, GMs only initiate action when a ticket has been filed by a player, though scattered exceptions to this have been noted. Sometimes, the term GM or Game Master has been used to refer to any blizzard employee who works on World of Warcraft. To avoid confusion, developers, and others with specific jobs are referred to by those titles, and official blizzard posters are referred to as "blues" or "blue posters" on the official forum. Game Masters are NOT to be used for help with quests, asking them for money, asking them for gear, etc.
- The game master control’s virtual arena creates a multidimensional battlefield in which a player’s mental strength, analytical abilities, perceptiveness and computational skills all come into play
- [[Plik:gamemaster.jpg|thumb|Game Master Menelgame po dniu pracy.]] Jebać GM! GM to h*j Gracz o Game Masterze. Inny gracz o Game Masterze Game Master Stefan o sobie. Tibijczyk o Game Masterze podczas rozmowy z kolegą.. Game Master (łac. gameo mastateo lub pot. gej(m) master) – W grach MMORPG osoba sprawująca władzę. Ma możliwość karania graczy za ich występki. Wszyscy gracze czują respekt do Game Mastera. Uważany za Boga przez wszystkich dookoła. Ciekawą rzeczą jest, iż przeciętny GM potrafi mieć 34 i pół brata oraz 17 sióstr. Jest on nadzwyczajnym graczem; potrafi on w jedną godzinę rozdać 100 banów.
- The position of Game Master(ゲームマスターGēmumasutā) gives one the ability to craft a tale using a game board. This position is held by a Witch/Sorcerer and the game board is Rokkenjima, specifically, from October 4th to October 5th of 1986. When creating a tale, the Game Master must always avoid creating a Logic Error or the game will instantly be destroyed. There are/were other game boards than Rokkenjima in the Umineko universe, according to several other witches.
- A Game Master (ゲームマスター Gēmumasutā?) is an Officer-rank Reaper selected by the Composer to assign the missions for the Reapers' Game of that week. While the rank of Game Master doesn't affect one's power, it does grant more liberties than a non-Game Master has. For example, Game Masters have control over all the Reapers below the rank of Conductor. There have been three known Game Masters: Yodai Higashizawa (by proxy, later officially), Sho Minamimoto, and Mitsuki Konishi.
- Game Masters, or GMs, are Blizzard employees. GMs are the overseers of World of Warcraft and watch over a server to solve problems, disputes, and sometimes punish people disobeying the Terms of Use policy Blizzard set forth. You can create an in-game petition (usually called a "ticket") to alert the GMs to certain problems you are experiencing. Typically, GMs only initiate action when a ticket has been filed by a player, though scattered exceptions to this have been noted. Sometimes, the term GM or Game Master has been used to refer to any Blizzard employee who works on World of Warcraft. To avoid confusion, developers, and others with specific jobs are referred to by those titles, and official Blizzard posters are referred to as "blues" or "blue posters" on the official forum.
- Game Master (Mistrz gry) (GM) - ma za zadanie wykrywać i banować graczy, którzy używają łatwych i możliwych do zauważenia hacków. Jednak GM oprócz znajdywania hacków może też organizować eventy, (wydarzenia) przykładem eventa jest: deszcz kamieni metin, bossowie i potwory w wiosce lub po prostu wykonywanie takich rzeczy jak: Używanie magii (każdy GM ma wszystkie umiejętności na ostatnim poziomie P).
- In role-playing games, the game master is the organizer, storyteller, and the arbitrator that punishes people for things they say or do. He or she prepares the game session for the players and the characters they play (known as personal computers or PCs) so that their friends are the only ones to win the game. The GM describes the events and decides on the outcomes of players' decisions by personal affinities. The game master also keeps track of non-player characters (NPCs) and random encounters but usually they have no idea when things go wrong with the game. It is also the title of clearly gay characters in late 80's cartoons designed for blatant marketing.
- Today, gamemaster is usually associated with role-playing games. In a role-playing game the Gamemaster's purpose is to weave the other participants' player-character stories together, control the non-player aspects of the game, and create environments in which the players can interact. The basic roles of Gamemasters - rules help, moderation, and storytelling - are the same in almost all role-playing games, although differing rulesets make the specific duties of the GM unique to that system.
- Game Masters (also known as moderators or collectively as the mod team) are a few special figures within the game who have been judged by Wouter Lievens to be trusted enough and experienced enough to take a special role in the running of the game. These players become game masters.
- The Game Master is a character the appeared in the episode "The Grouchiest Game In Town ". He is an imp child who travels around finding victims to challenge to a game and if they lose (which they always do), they are turned into a piece of his game board, never to be freed until someone wins against him. Gargamel was his first main character to be turned into a game piece. The Game Master finds the Smurf Village and takes Sassette and Slouchy hostage. Some Smurfs try to save them but fail (even Papa Smurf). Grouchy is the one that saves the Smurfs by using Slouchy's "Hippity Hop" move and by remembering that Papa Smurf is also a sorcerer, making him a powerful piece on the board. This frees everybody trapped as game pieces, sending them back to where they came from, and sending the Game Master back to his home, where he cries to his parents over losing.
- A GM or "Game Master" is an admin of Oberin. They can manipulate much of the world to their liking and create RTQs. They are indicated by yellow names instead of the normal white. You can type /help to request a Game Master's presence if one is available. GMs can help you if you have a question but they can not give you gold or items. Even though they run RTQs, they do not like to be asked about them. It is advised that you pay the utmost respect to GMs: they can punish you in various ways if necessary. There are four ranks of GM: Counselor, Junior, Senior and Developer.
- A Game Master or GM is an employee of Aeria Games. They are responsible for the overall stability of the game and ensuring that the rules are followed. Their authority is absolute and they posses special powers and abilities (also known as buttons) that enable them to complete their tasks.
- Los Game Masters o GM (Maestros del Juego o MJ en español) son empleados de Blizzard. Estas personas actúan como supervisores en World of Warcraft, resolviendo problemas y conflictos y castigando a quienes no respetan los términos de uso del juego. El proceso para contactar con un GM e informarle sobre algún problema es mediante peticiones (conocidas como "tickets") desde las opciones del juego. Solo cuando alguien abre un ticket, es cuando los GMs actúan (raramente actúan por su cuenta). los GMs no ayudan con misiones, ni dan dinero ni armadura, solo ayudan en cuestiones referidas a fallos en personajes como bugs, hacks y restaurando personajes borrados.
- GMs support the players directly, via in-game interaction or the PlayOnline Viewer chat console. They also serve as a point of contact for issues that are best addressed by other Square Enix teams, and address player violations of in-game policies. This includes cautions, warnings, suspensions, and terminations. The Account Administration team must approve any severe disciplinary action. The GM policy is a set of rules by which all GMs operate to ensure that the game proceeds smoothly for all FINAL FANTASY XI users. The GM policy can be found on the SE website.
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