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Role Playing Games allow users to impersonate characters whose skills are managed through rules and game mechanics.

Throughout this document I am constantly referring to "Immersion" and "Flow" (state) as related experiences. They are on a continuum of subjective experience questionnaires, and externally observed behaviors.