JP7627181B2 - Processing program, processing method and processing device - Google Patents

Description

This disclosure relates to a processing program, a processing method, and a processing device.

For example, Patent Document 1 proposes a technology in which, in a three-dimensional virtual space in which multiple objects appear, collision is used to determine whether a character has been hit by an arrow object, and if it is determined that the character has been hit by the arrow object, image processing is performed so that the character faces the direction of the attack.

JP 2006-318136 A

However, if all attack actions are given collision and attack actions are determined based on collision collision detection, in multi-bullet attacks with guns or bows, that is, attacks that fire multiple arrows or bullets in a short period of time, the effect of the attack may be too strong compared to normal attacks due to each hit by multiple arrows or bullets.

Therefore, in one aspect, the present disclosure provides a technique for limiting the effectiveness of a given number of attacks by a number of objects.

In one embodiment, a processing program is provided that displays a virtual space in which multiple objects appear on a display unit and is executed by a computer that processes a game, the processing program including a process of detecting an attack by a character in the virtual space, a process of controlling the display of an object that appears in response to the detected attack, a process of determining which objects are in the same group among the objects that appear in response to the attack, and a process of giving an effect of an attack that is less than the number of hits when two or more attacks of the determined multiple attacks by the object in the same group hit.

In one aspect, the present disclosure can provide limitations on the effectiveness of a given number of attacks by multiple objects.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a game system according to an embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a hardware configuration of a server according to the embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a hardware configuration of a terminal device according to the embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the functional configuration of a server according to the embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a functional configuration of a terminal device according to an embodiment. 11 is a flowchart showing a game process according to the embodiment. 11 is a flowchart showing a process of determining whether or not a group is included in the same group according to the embodiment. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of an attack information table according to the embodiment. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a display screen according to the embodiment.

Below, the embodiments for implementing the present disclosure will be described with reference to the drawings. Note that in this specification and drawings, substantially identical configurations may be designated by the same reference numerals to avoid redundant description.

[Game System]
1 is a diagram showing the configuration of a game system 1 according to an embodiment. The game system 1 according to the embodiment provides various game-related services to users via a network N (e.g., the Internet, etc.). The game system 1 includes a server 10 and a terminal device 30. The server 10 is an example of an information processing device (processing device) that provides various game-related services to the terminal device 30. The server 10 may be a personal computer, a workstation, a cloud computer, etc.

The terminal device 30 is an example of an information processing device (processing device) used by a user when playing a game. The terminal device 30 may be a smartphone, a personal computer, a portable game device, a game controller, a tablet computer, a wearable computer, or an arcade game device.

The terminal device 30 requests the server 10 to deliver various information related to the game (such as the game program and game screens). When the server 10 receives a request for delivery of various information from the terminal device 30, it delivers a web page of the game program and game screen to be played on the terminal device 30.

The terminal device 30 has a web browser function that allows the user to view a web page that displays a game screen. This allows the terminal device 30 to display a web page such as a game screen distributed from the server 10.

The number of terminal devices 30 connected is not limited to three, and one or more terminal devices 30 may be connected to the server 10. Multiple servers may work together to realize the functions of the server 10. The server 10 may provide an online game in which multiple terminal devices 30 connected to the network N are divided into friends and enemies and play against each other. However, the server 10 is not limited to this, and can provide any game, such as sports games such as basketball and tennis, racing games, and city-building games. The server 10 can also provide games using gacha or the like. Games provided by the server 10 include games in which multiple users participate together. Note that the server 10 may not be provided, and the terminal device 30 may have the functions of the server 10 described later and be able to run the game independently without being connected to the network N. Thus, the game system 1 in FIG. 1 is just one example, and various system configuration examples are possible depending on the application and purpose.

[Hardware configuration of server 10]
Next, the hardware configuration of the server 10 will be described with reference to Fig. 2. Fig. 2 is a diagram showing the hardware configuration of the server 10 according to the embodiment. The server 10 has a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 126, a memory 127, and a communication device 128. The CPU 126 controls the server 10. The memory 127 is, for example, a storage medium in the server 10 that is directly accessible by the CPU 126. The communication device 128 is a communication device such as a network card that controls communication.

The server 10 may be equipped with various microprocessors such as a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) and a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), and various memories such as VRAM, RAM, and ROM.

The server 10 has a game management function that provides the terminal device 30 with various game data required for playing using the terminal device 30 through computational processing, and controls and manages the execution of game processing performed by the terminal device 30. The game processing is executed by the CPU 126 performing computational processing based on a predetermined game program and data.

[Hardware configuration of terminal device]
Next, the hardware configuration of the terminal device 30 will be described with reference to Fig. 3. Fig. 3 is a diagram showing the hardware configuration of the terminal device 30 according to the embodiment. The terminal device 30 has a CPU 121, a memory 122, a communication device 123, an input device 124, and a display device 125. The CPU 121 controls the terminal device 30. The memory 122 is, for example, a storage medium in the terminal device 30 that can be directly accessed by the CPU 121. The communication device 123 is a communication device such as a network circuit that controls communication. The input device 124 is an input device such as a camera or a touch panel. The display device 125 is an output device such as a display.

The terminal device 30 executes a game provided by the server 10. In one example, the user uses the terminal device 30 to play a battle game in which the user competes against an enemy character. The user may cooperate with other terminal devices 30 to battle against enemy characters.

[Server Functional Configuration]
Next, the functional configuration of the server 10 will be described with reference to Fig. 4. Fig. 4 is a diagram showing the functional configuration of the server 10 according to the embodiment. The server 10 includes a control unit 11, a storage unit 12, and a communication unit 13.

The control unit 11 transfers data between each unit and controls the server 10. The control unit 11 is realized by the CPU 126 executing a game program stored in a predetermined memory 127.

The storage unit 12 stores a game program that causes the computer to execute a game, various data, and various information. The storage unit 12 is realized, for example, by memory 127. The storage unit 12 has a ROM (Read Only Memory), which is a read-only storage area in which the game program is stored, and a RAM (Random Access Memory), which is a rewritable storage area used as a work area for calculation processing by the control unit 11. The storage unit 12 is realized, for example, by a non-volatile storage device such as a flash memory or a hard disk. Part or all of the game program may be stored in the RAM.

Furthermore, the memory unit 12 stores an attack information table 21. The attack information table 21 stores information about attacks for each character and information about objects generated from attacks (see FIG. 8).

The communication unit 13 has a function for communicating with the terminal device 30 and other devices. The communication unit 13 has a function as a receiving unit that receives various data transmitted from the terminal device 30, and a function as a transmitting unit that transmits various data to the terminal device 30 in response to commands from the control unit 11. The communication unit 13 is realized, for example, by a NIC (Network Interface Card).

The control unit 11 has a game execution processing unit 14, a detection unit 15, a determination unit 16, a calculation unit 17, and a display control unit 18. The game execution processing unit 14 executes, for example, a fighting game in which a character operated by a user fights against an enemy character. For example, the game executed by the game execution processing unit 14 may be a game in which an enemy character is attacked by attacking actions of various weapon objects that occur in response to attacks by the character operated by the user. However, the game executed by the game execution processing unit 14 is not limited to this, and is not limited to a fighting game as long as it includes processing for limiting the attack effect of a plurality of predetermined attacking actions by a plurality of objects that appear in the game. Note that the user's operations include controller operations, touch operations, gesture operations, etc.

In this specification, an object is a display component that is displayed in the virtual space, and includes objects that are generated in response to attacks made by characters. Various objects are displayed according to the type of attack made by each character. Objects that are generated in response to attacks include weapons that can attack enemy characters, such as arrows and guns. One or more objects are generated in response to one attack.

The detection unit 15 detects whether an attack by a character in the virtual space has occurred. The detection unit 15 may detect an attack by a character operated by a user among the characters in the virtual space. However, the detection unit 15 may also detect an attack by a character other than the character operated by a user among the characters in the virtual space.

The determination unit 16 determines which of the objects generated in response to the detected attack belong to the same group. In this case, the detected character may attack multiple times. The determination unit 16 can use at least one of the following determination conditions to determine whether the objects belong to the same group.

<Judgment conditions>
1. A plurality of objects resulting from the same type of attack among the detected attacks of a character are determined to be objects of the same group. The same type of attack includes the same attack.
2. Among the multiple objects generated by the detected character's attack, multiple objects that have the same type of object ID are determined to be objects of the same group.
3. A plurality of objects are determined to be in the same group if the start frames of the actions of the plurality of objects resulting from the same type of attack among the detected character attacks are not shifted by more than a preset number of frames from the earliest start frame. In other words, a plurality of objects are determined to be in the same group if the start frames of the actions of the plurality of objects resulting from the same type of attack among the detected character attacks are within a preset number of frames from the earliest start frame.
4. If multiple objects start their actions simultaneously as a result of the same type of attack from the detected character, they are determined to be in the same group. The judgment conditions 3 and 4 are examples in which a different timing condition is added to the judgment condition 1.
5. A plurality of objects generated from the same type of attack among the detected character attacks and generated from the same type of motion are determined to be objects of the same group. The determination condition of 5 is an example in which an additional condition is added to the determination condition of 1. For example, when an "arrow attack" attack is issued, if the motion of the character performing the attack includes motion 1 of "jumping and firing an arrow" and motion 2 of "firing an arrow while rotating", the objects are generated from the same type of attack among the detected character attacks, but if motions 1 and 2 are not the same type of motion, they are determined not to be objects of the same group. Whether or not the objects are generated from the same type of motion can be determined from the motion ID stored in the attack information table 21 of FIG. 8 described later. For example, objects assigned the same motion ID can be determined to be objects generated from the same type of motion.

The calculation unit 17 executes a process of giving the same effect to an attack as when one attack hits when two or more attacks hit among the multiple attack actions by the determined objects of the same group. For example, the calculation unit 17 may calculate the same attack points as when one attack hits when two or more attacks hit among the multiple attack actions by the determined objects of the same group. For example, the calculation unit 17 may calculate the same attack points as when one object hits the enemy character even if another object hits the enemy character by the multiple attack actions by the objects of the same group during a preset number of frames from when an object hits an enemy character by multiple attack actions by the objects of the same group. However, the process of giving the same effect to an attack as when one attack hits when two or more attacks hit among the multiple attack actions by the determined objects of the same group may be a process that treats the two or more attacks as if one attack hits. In addition, the "process of giving the same effect to an attack" may be a process that gives an effect that other attacks of the same group do not hit for a predetermined number of frames from when one of the same group hits (the number of frames can be set arbitrarily). That is, a process is executed to align the time from when one of the objects in the same group is hit until the next hit is possible to the same time for all objects in the same group. The calculation unit 17 stores the calculated "time until the next hit is possible" in the storage unit 12, linking it to each object ID in the same group.

The display control unit 18 controls the display of detected character attacks and attacking actions by objects that occur in response to attacks. The display control unit 18 causes the display device 125 to display a virtual space in which multiple objects appear. The display control unit 18 controls the web page of the game screen, transmits the web page of the game screen to the terminal device 30 via the communication unit 13, and displays it on the screen of the terminal device 30.

[Functional configuration of terminal device]
Next, the functional configuration of the terminal device 30 will be described with reference to Fig. 5. Fig. 5 is a diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of the terminal device according to the embodiment. The terminal device 30 includes a control unit 31, a storage unit 32, a communication unit 33, an input unit 34, and a display unit 35.

The control unit 31 transfers data between each unit and controls the terminal device 30. The control unit 31 is realized by the CPU 121 executing a program stored in a predetermined memory 122.

The memory unit 32 is connected to the control unit 31 via a bus, and performs processes of referencing, reading, and rewriting the stored data in response to commands from the control unit 31. The memory unit 32 is realized, for example, by a flash memory, a hard disk, etc.

The communication unit 33 communicates with the server 10 via the network N. The communication unit 33 has a function as a receiving unit that receives various data transmitted from the server 10, and
The communication unit 13 has a function as a transmission unit that transmits various data to the server 10 in response to an instruction from the control unit 31. The communication unit 13 is realized by, for example, a network interface card (NIC).

The input unit 34 allows the user to perform various operations (game operations, etc.) and is realized, for example, by operation buttons, a touch panel, etc. The display unit 35 displays a game screen in response to commands from the control unit 31 and is realized, for example, by a liquid crystal display (LCD). The display unit 35 displays a web page of the game screen generated by the server 10 and received by the communication unit 33 on the screen of the terminal device 30.

[Game Processing]
Next, the game processing of the present disclosure will be described with reference to Fig. 6 and Fig. 7. Fig. 6 is a flowchart showing the game processing according to the embodiment. Fig. 7 is a flowchart showing the same group determination processing according to the embodiment. The processing of Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 is executed by the server 10.

In the game processing of FIG. 6, in step S1, the game execution processing unit 14 displays a plurality of characters, including a character controlled by a user and an enemy character, in a virtual space on the display device 125 of the terminal device 30, for example, and executes a competitive game.

In step S2, the detection unit 15 detects whether an attack by a character in the virtual space has occurred. The detection unit 15 detects, for example, an attack by a character operated by a user.

When the detection unit 15 detects that no attack by a character in the virtual space has occurred, this process ends. On the other hand, when the detection unit 15 detects that an attack by a character in the virtual space has occurred, in step S3, the determination unit 16 determines the object that has occurred from the detected attack, and stores information about the attack and information about the object in the attack information table 21.

Figure 8 is an example of an attack information table 21. The attack information table 21 stores identification information (motion ID) of character motion, and, as information related to attacks, the type of attack performed by each character and identification information (attack ID) of the attack. Also, as information related to objects, identification information (object ID) of objects generated from attacks and the frame number (start frame) at which display of the objects generated from attacks started are stored. Also, the attack information table 21 has a preset number of frames used to determine whether the objects are in the same group.

For example, when character A performs a specific motion in response to a user's operation, a motion ID is stored as identification information for that motion. Also, when character A performs a bow and arrow attack, the attack type of character A, "bow and arrow attack", and the attack ID assigned to that attack are stored in attack information table 21. When a bow and arrow attack is performed, the start frame at which the display of the attacking movements of multiple objects (here, bows and arrows) generated in response to the attack begins, and the object IDs assigned to each of the multiple objects performing the attacking movements are stored in attack information table 21.

When a game image is rendered on a display device, the frame time of the output image is, for example, 1/30 to 1/60 seconds, and one image is rendered in units of frames. In other words, 30 to 60 frames of images are rendered per second. Therefore, the start frame is the frame number at which the rendering of the attack action of each object assigned to each object ID begins, which is stored in the attack information table 21. Note that the gun attack of character B stored in FIG. 8 is an attack method in which multiple bullets generated from the gun attack attack an enemy character. However, the attack types and attack methods in FIG. 8 are merely examples, and are not limiting.

When a character starts an attack by a user operation and multiple objects are generated from the character's attack, the timing at which the attacking actions of each of the generated multiple objects are drawn may be the same frame (i.e., the same timing) or different frames (i.e., timing is shifted). When the attacking actions of multiple objects occur simultaneously, the frame numbers of the start frames of each object are the same. When the attacking actions of multiple objects occur with some delay, the frame numbers of the start frames of each object may be different. For example, three arrows 300a to 300c shown in FIG. 9(c) hit the enemy character 200. The former case (i.e., the same frame) is when the three arrows 300a to 300c are shot simultaneously, and the latter case (i.e., timing is shifted) is when the three arrows 300a to 300c are shot three times in a row, one by one. When the timing is shifted, the timing at which the attacking actions of each of the three arrows 300a to 300c are drawn may be different frames.

Returning to FIG. 6, in step S4, the determination unit 16 determines whether the object has been hit. If the determination unit 16 determines that the object has not been hit, this process ends. If the determination unit 16 determines in step S4 that the object has been hit, it determines in step S5 whether the object has already been hit.

If the determination unit 16 determines that the object has not already been hit, it determines in step S9 whether multiple objects have been generated from the detected attack. As shown in FIG. 8, there are five object IDs associated with the attack of character A with the attack ID "GIDa". In this case, the determination unit 16 determines that multiple objects have been generated from the detected attack. However, even if one of the detected attacks generates only one object, if the total number of objects generated from each of the detected attacks is multiple, the determination unit 16 may determine that multiple objects have been generated from the detected attack.

If the determination unit 16 determines in step S9 that the number of objects generated from the detected attack is not multiple, the calculation unit 17 counts the number of hits on the object by 1 in step S13 and proceeds to step S14. If the determination unit 16 determines in step S9 that the number of objects generated from the detected attack is multiple, the calculation unit 17 proceeds to step S10 and executes same-group determination processing. Same-group determination processing is shown in FIG. 7.

(Same group determination process)
When the same group determination process is started, in step S21, the determination unit 16 determines whether multiple objects generated from the detected attacks are objects generated from the same type of attack. The method of determining whether objects are from the same type of attack is not limited to one. For example, in the example of Fig. 8, objects with the same attack ID stored in the attack information table 21 may be determined to be objects from the same type of attack. Another table that classifies attack types may be prepared, and objects of the same classification may be determined to be objects from the same type of attack by referring to the table.

If the determination unit 16 determines in step S21 that the objects are not of the same type of attack, it determines in step S25 that the objects generated from the detected attack are not of the same group, and ends this process. On the other hand, if the determination unit 16 determines that the objects are of the same type of attack, it determines in step S22 whether the same type of object ID is assigned. Note that object IDs are assigned according to the type of object, such as IDa for an arrow and IDb for a bullet. Therefore, it may be determined that objects with the same first three digits of the object ID stored in the attack information table 21 are assigned the same type of object ID. If the determination unit 16 determines in step S22 that the objects are not of the same type of object ID, it determines in step S25 that the objects generated from the detected attack are not of the same group, and ends this process. On the other hand, if the determination unit 16 determines that the same type of object ID has been assigned, it determines in step S23 whether the multiple objects generated from the detected attack are objects that have the same start frame linked to each of the multiple objects or are objects within the number of frames shown in FIG. 8 from the earliest start frame. If the determination result in step S23 is "YES," the determination unit 16 determines in step S24 that the multiple objects generated from the detected attack are objects of the same group, and ends this process. If the determination result in step S23 is "NO," the determination unit 16 determines in step S25 that the multiple objects generated from the detected attack are not objects of the same group, and ends this process.

As for the three judgment processes (S21, S22, S23) in FIG. 7, it is not necessary to perform all of the judgment processes. Which of the three judgment processes is used may differ depending on the character. For example, the process of step S22 may be skipped and the process of step S21 may be performed followed by the process of step S23. The processes of steps S22 and S23 may be skipped and only the process of step S21 may be performed. The processes of steps S21 and S23 may be skipped and only the process of step S22 may be performed. The processes of steps S21 and S22 may be performed and step S23 may be skipped. That is, at least one of the judgment processes of the above-mentioned <judgment conditions> may be performed to judge whether or not the objects are in the same group. For example, instead of the judgment process of step S21 of "Are the objects generated from the same type of attack among the attacks of the detected character?", the judgment process described in "5" of the <judgment conditions> of "Are the objects generated from the same type of attack among the attacks of the detected character and generated from the same type of motion?" may be performed as an example.

Returning to step S11 in FIG. 6, the determination unit 16 determines whether there is an object (multiple objects) in the same group. If the determination unit 16 determines that there is an object in the same group, the process proceeds to step S12, where the calculation unit 17 sets the object in the same group as the hit object to an already hit state, and the process proceeds to step S13. In step S13, the calculation unit 17 counts 1 to the number of hits for the object, and the process proceeds to step S14. If the determination unit 16 determines that there is no object in the same group in step S11, the calculation unit 17 counts 1 to the number of hits for the object, and the process proceeds to step S14.

If the determination unit 16 determines in step S5 that the object has already been hit, the process proceeds to step S6, where it determines whether a predetermined number of frames have passed. If the determination unit 16 determines that a predetermined number of frames have passed, the process proceeds to step S9, where it executes the processes from step S9 onwards. If the determination unit 16 determines in step S6 that a predetermined number of frames have not passed, the process counts the number of hits for the object as 0 in step S7, and the process proceeds to step S14.

As a result, when one of the objects in the same group is hit, it is possible to prevent objects in the same group as the hit object from being hit for a predetermined period of time. In step S12, for example, when one object hits an enemy character first as a result of multiple attack actions by objects in the same group, the calculation unit 17 may count the number of hits as 1 regardless of the number of hits of the other objects, even if another object hits the enemy character afterwards as a result of multiple attack actions, and calculate attack points according to the number of hits.

In step S14, the calculation unit 17 calculates attack points according to the number of hits counted, changes the display of the enemy character's vitality level, etc., and ends this process. The process in the flowchart of FIG. 6 is performed for each object generated from the attack, and if multiple objects have been generated, steps S4 and after are looped to perform the same process for each object.

[screen]
The effect of the above-described processing method will be described with reference to Fig. 9. Fig. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a screen in a virtual space on which a fighting game according to the embodiment is depicted. Display control of the screen in the virtual space shown in Fig. 9 is executed by the display control unit 18.

Figure 9(a) shows the character 100 controlled by the user appearing within the field.

In FIG. 9(b), an enemy character 200 appears in the field, and in response to a user operation, the character 100 is shown aiming the bow 100a at the enemy character 200 and drawing the bow to attack the enemy character 200.

Figure 9(c) shows five objects that are generated in response to an attack by drawing a bow, i.e., an attack action using five arrows 300a to 300e. The five arrows 300a to 300e may be shot at the same time, or may be shot at different times.

In the same group determination process according to the embodiment, the objects of the five arrows 300a to 300e generated from the same attack are determined to be objects of the same group. In this case, when three arrows 300a to 300c hit the enemy character 200 as a result of an attack action using the five arrows 300a to 300e generated from an attack, it is considered to be equivalent to a case where one of the arrows hits the enemy character 200, and attack points are calculated. For example, when the first arrow 300a hits the enemy character 200, even if the arrows 300b to 300c of the subsequent arrows 300b to 300e hit the enemy character 200 for a certain number of frames after the arrow 300a hits, the number of hits of the three arrows 300a to 300c is calculated as 1, and attack points are calculated.

If it is determined that the five arrows 300a-300e are not objects of the same group, when each of the three arrows 300a-300c hits the enemy character 200 (multiple hits), the number of hits is calculated as three as usual, and attack points are calculated.

According to this, even if multiple objects hit the enemy character 200 in an attack action against the enemy character 200, the number of hits is considered to be 1 if the objects are from the same group. However, the number of hits for the three arrows 300a to 300c is not limited to 1, and may be converted to a value smaller than the actual number of hits, such as 1/2 the actual number of hits.

In the case of multiple hits by multiple objects in the same group, when three arrows 300a to 300c hit the enemy character 200 as shown in FIG. 9(c), the enemy character 200 will receive three times the damage of one hit. Also, even in cases where a special move can be activated when a parameter accumulated according to the number of hits reaches a predetermined value or more, an attack that can generate multiple hits in one attack is advantageous. In order to suppress excessive attacks due to multiple hits by multiple objects in the same group, multiple hits by objects in the same group are counted as a number of hits that give an effect of an attack that is less than the number of actual hits (for example, 1 hit), and attack points according to the number of hits are calculated. In this way, by making the calculated attack points lower than the attack points corresponding to the number of hits that actually hit the enemy character, it is possible to prevent excessive damage from being given to the enemy character 200. Note that the attack points may include any value according to the number of hits of an attack, such as the damage value of the enemy character, the parameter for activating the player character's special move, or an addition value to the skill gauge.

One of the conditions for determining whether an object is in the same group can be whether it has the same attribute, such as water or fire.

As described above, according to a processing program, a processing method, and a processing device of one embodiment, it is possible to limit the attack effect of a predetermined number of attack actions by a number of objects. For example, when it is determined that the first object of an attack action by a number of objects generated in response to the same type of attack has hit an enemy character, the hit state of objects in the same group can be shared, and hits by the second and subsequent objects can be prevented from being treated as re-hits on the enemy character for a set number of frames.

Although the processing program, processing method, and processing device have been described above using the above-mentioned embodiments, the processing program, processing method, and processing device according to the present disclosure are not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, and various modifications and improvements are possible within the scope of the present disclosure. Furthermore, when there are multiple above-mentioned embodiments and modifications, they can be combined to the extent that they do not contradict each other.

Reference Signs List 1 Game system 10 Server 11 Control unit 12 Storage unit 13 Communication unit 14 Game execution processing unit 15 Detection unit 16 Determination unit 17 Calculation unit 21 Attack information table 30 Terminal device 31 Control unit 32 Storage unit 33 Communication unit 34 Input unit 35 Display unit

Claims (12)

A processing program for causing a computer to execute a game processing program that displays a virtual space in which a plurality of objects appear on a display unit,
A process of detecting an attack by a character in the virtual space;
A process of controlling the display of an object generated in response to the detected attack;
A process of determining that a plurality of objects resulting from the same type of attack among the detected attacks have the same start frame of their respective actions as objects in the same group ;
a process of giving an effect of an attack that is less than the number of hits when two or more attacks of the plurality of attacks generated by the plurality of objects of the same type determined to be objects of the same group hit ;
and when two or more of a plurality of attacks by a plurality of objects generated from the same type of attack that are not determined to be objects of the same group are hits, a process of giving an effect equivalent to the number of hits . The process of giving an effect of an attack that is less than the number of hits is a process of aligning the time from when one of the objects in the same group is hit to when any of the objects in the same group can be hit next to the same time for all the objects in the same group.
The processing program according to claim 1 . causing the computer to execute a process of determining that a plurality of objects, which are given identification information of the same type of object, among the detected attacks, are objects of the same group;
The processing program according to claim 1 or 2. causing the computer to execute a process of determining that a plurality of objects generated from the same type of attack among the detected attacks and generated from the same type of motion are objects of the same group;
The processing program according to claim 1 or 2. having the computer execute a process of counting the number of hits as 1 for a preset number of frames from when one object hits an enemy character through multiple attacks by the objects of the same group, even if another object hits an enemy character through the multiple attacks;
The processing program according to any one of claims 1 to 4 . causing the computer to execute a process of detecting an attack by a character that moves in response to a user's operation among the characters in the virtual space;
The processing program according to any one of claims 1 to 5 . the process of giving an effect to an attack is a process of calculating, when two or more of the determined attacks by the object of the same group are hit, the same attack points as when one attack is hit;
The processing program according to any one of claims 1 to 6 . A processing method executed by a computer that processes a game by displaying a virtual space in which a plurality of objects appear on a display unit, comprising:
A process of detecting an attack by a character in the virtual space;
A process of controlling the display of an object generated in response to the detected attack;
A process of determining that a plurality of objects resulting from the same type of attack among the detected attacks have the same start frame of their respective actions as objects in the same group ;
a process of giving an effect of an attack that is less than the number of hits when two or more attacks of the plurality of attacks generated by the plurality of objects of the same type determined to be objects of the same group hit ;
and when two or more of the attacks by the multiple objects generated from the same type of attack that are not determined to be objects of the same group are hits, a process of giving an effect equivalent to the number of hits . A processing device that displays a virtual space in which a plurality of objects appear on a display unit and processes a game,
a detection unit that detects an attack by a character in the virtual space;
a display control unit that controls display of an object that is generated in response to the detected attack;
a determination unit that determines that a plurality of objects generated from the same type of attack among the detected attacks have the same start frame of their respective actions as objects in the same group ;
a calculation unit that, when two or more attacks from multiple objects generated from the same type of attack that are determined to be objects in the same group hit , gives an effect of an attack that is less than the number of hits, and that, when two or more attacks from multiple objects generated from the same type of attack that are not determined to be objects in the same group hit, gives an effect equal to the number of hits . A processing program for causing a computer to execute a game processing program that displays a virtual space in which a plurality of objects appear on a display unit,
A process of detecting one attack of a first character in the virtual space;
A process of controlling display of the plurality of objects generated in response to the detected one attack;
A process of determining which of the plurality of objects generated in response to the one attack are in the same group;
a process for giving an attack effect less than the number of hits when two or more of the plurality of objects determined to be in the same group hit a second character, and giving an attack effect equal to the number of hits when one of the plurality of objects determined to be in the same group hits the second character. A processing method executed by a computer that processes a game by displaying a virtual space in which a plurality of objects appear on a display unit, comprising:
A process of detecting one attack of a first character in the virtual space;
A process of controlling display of the plurality of objects generated in response to the detected one attack;
A process of determining which of the plurality of objects generated in response to the one attack are in the same group;
a process for giving an attack effect less than the number of hits when two or more of the plurality of objects determined to be in the same group hit the second character, and a process for giving an attack effect equal to the number of hits when one of the plurality of objects determined to be in the same group hits the second character. A processing device that displays a virtual space in which a plurality of objects appear on a display unit and processes a game,
a detection unit that detects one attack of a first character in the virtual space;
a display control unit that controls display of the plurality of objects that are generated in response to the detected one attack;
a determination unit that determines which of the plurality of objects generated in response to the one attack are in the same group;
a calculation unit that, when two or more of the plurality of objects determined to be in the same group hit a second character, gives an attack effect that is less than the number of hits, and, when one of the plurality of objects determined to be in the same group hits the second character, gives an attack effect that is equal to the number of hits.

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