ANALISIS PENGARUH PENERAPAN DUNGEON STATIS DAN DINAMIS PADA GAME BERJENIS ADVENTURE TERHADAP TINGKAT ENJOYMENT
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https://doi.org/10.12962/j24068535.v16i1.a674Abstract
Dungeon adalah sebuah ruangan yang mirip labirin. Peta dungeon dapat dibuat secara statis maupun dinamis. Hanya saja, kebanyakan peta dungeon dibuat secara statis. Peta dungeon statis adalah jika pemain memasukinya lagi, maka bentuk petanya masih tetap. Peta dinamis adalah jika pemain memasukinya lagi, maka peta dungeon tersebut akan berubah. Jadi pemain yang memasuki lagi dungeon yang dibuat secara dinamis dipastikan tidak mengetahui peta dungeon tersebut secara pasti. Permasalahannya masih belum diketahui tingkat enjoyment pemain dalam memainkan game yang mempunyai konten dungeon yang dibuat secara dinamis ataupun statis. Dari permasalahan tersebut, penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis perbandingan tingkat enjoyment pemain terhadap game yang mempunyai konten dungeon yang dibuat secara dinamis dan statis. Konten dungeon statis dan dinamis diterapkan pada game “Catch the Chicken”. Dungeon dinamis dibuat dengan menggunakan metode Generative Grammar. Metode pengukuran tingkat enjoyment pemain terhadap dungeon statis dan dinamis dengan menggunakan metode analisis statisitik yang dibagi menjadi data kualitatif dan kuantitatif. Berdasarkan nilai yang didapatkan dari pengujian yang telah dilakukan dapat disimpulkan bahwa dungeon yang dibuat secara dinamis lebih tinggi tingkat enjoyment-nya daripada dungeon dibuat secara statis. Kesimpulan ini berasal dari nilai rata-rata data kualitatif dan kuantitatif. Untuk data kualitatif, nilai rata-rata dungeon statis adalah 27.93 dan dungeon dinamis adalah 29.93. Sedangkan untuk data kuantitatif, nilai rata-rata dungeon statis adalah 7.37 dan nilai rata-rata dungeon dinamis adalah 8.47. Dari hasil pengukuran tersebut, terdapat perbedaan hasil yang siginifikan antara dungeon yang dibuat secara statis dan dinamis.
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