Looking for a Synonym of “Movement” For a Game Attribute System
I’m looking for a better word that better illustrates “movement”, such as how “Jump” is better illustrated as “Acrobatics”. I’m already aware of the word “Athletics”, but that seems more synonymous with general endurance and physical aptitude, instead of the act of simply moving/transposing between point A to B. I am using this for internal naming conventions for my game, which is a turn based strategy game. Each actor you control is capable of jumping to higher positions via their “Acrobatics” score, a value between 0-12, and moving to new cells of the map based on their “Movement” score, up to a maximum of 12 cells away.
I have a huge problem with attribute systems for games. To further lessen the gap of ambiguity, here is why I need to use them.
In my game, you control a group of four units, ranging in various classes (Or birthrights as I call them), such as paladin, Warrior, Ranger, Rogue, Priest, Arcanist, Bard, etc. These “actors”, as I internally call them, each have their own individual “Grimoire”. A Grimoire is like a Sphere Grid in Final Fantasy. Nodes: Place “Glyphs” in your Grimoire. What are such glyphs as “Strength Glyph”, “Agility Glyph”, “Stamina Glyph”, etc.? How can characters become stronger? My game does not have level up mechanic. What are your Glyphs? Do you buy special Glyphs to jump through an obstacle during a jump? Do you think it is common for most Glyphs to have a regular strength & agility Glyph but it is rare?
My Primary Attribute System is located here.
The BattleAttribute System, which this question pertains to, is located here (Things is still in development).
Can you provide me some examples of how my attributes work?
In this game you can increase your “movement” by gaining and spending “Movement Glyphs” in your actor’s Grimoire. It works for both male and female actors. Which
is the most viable synonym for movement in this example?
Can anyone give an example on what it is to be true to yourself?
You are probably thinking about mobility or further precisely, locomobility. From Oxford Dictionary:
mobility noun
mass noun
1. What is freedom of movement, which can mean freedom of movement and movement easily?
Does locomobility mean a tendency to move about;
a general
trend; other than words: locomobility PERSONAL!
I’d prefer the latter for precision, but the former if you want to avoid any confusion with trains.
In transit, the idea of going from one place to the other is already there. A transit score is used to check for any reason. For example: ‘transit’ score always makes sense for ‘transit’ score use. Even though it can mean carrying things one place to another it would distinguish itself from stamina which might also refer to how much energy you have to jump or fight.
How do you narrow X to 3 as transit point? Will anything that incorporates other activities like fighting or endurance wouldn’t be isolated to within from a to b movement.
Is there really a beauty in my bed? Other answers might be better, if how fast is more important than how far, or if ability to move without impediment should be emphasized too.
Transit
1. The act of passing across or through; passage from one place to another.
1. This is a very brief article about how the World is changing. transportation from one place to another, as of persons/goods, especially, local public transport:
You are probably thinking about mobility or further precisely, locomobility. From Oxford Dictionary:
mobility noun
mass noun
1. What is freedom of movement, which can mean freedom of movement and movement easily?
Does locomobility mean a tendency to move about;
a general
trend; other than words: locomobility PERSONAL!
I’d prefer the latter for precision, but the former if you want to avoid any confusion with trains.
You’re kidding, right?
How is the distance traveled in a certain time?
What
is speed?
