JP7344522B1 - server and program - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a server that allows users who perform collaborative work to easily grasp the progress status of each other's joint work and realizes a game that can proceed smoothly.
[Solution] A game providing unit 221 that provides a game to a terminal 3 in which a plurality of users can perform collaborative work by logging in through their respective terminals 3; A progress recording unit 222 records progress information P indicating the progress of collaborative work, and when one user logs in to the game, another user who collaborates with the one user within the logout period of the one user. A server comprising a progress presentation unit 223 that extracts progress information P of joint work performed and presents it to one user's terminal 3.
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Description

The present invention relates to a server and a program that support interaction between users.

In recent years, communication tools between users that are used by accessing a server via a program installed on a terminal such as a smartphone or a PC have been widely used.

As one of these communication tools, users can have the opportunity to interact with each other through games, and users who have increased their intimacy through exchanging messages can approve each other and use it to interact with other users. There are devices that have a so-called matching function that enables communication with a higher degree of freedom than the communication that can be performed with the user.

Furthermore, in games used in such communication tools, various collaborative tasks are provided in which users cooperate with each other in order to increase intimacy between users prior to matching (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2017-113400

By the way, in games used in conventional communication tools, when one user logs into the game among multiple users working together, the other users log in between the previous logout and the login. It is difficult to grasp the progress status of collaborative work performed by users, and the work to grasp the progress status is complicated and time-consuming, which hinders the smooth progress of the game.

Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and provides a game in which users who work together can easily understand the progress of each other's joint work and can proceed smoothly. The purpose is to provide servers and programs that realize this.

The present invention provides a game providing unit that provides a game to a terminal in which a plurality of users can perform collaborative work by logging in through their respective terminals, and a progress recording unit that records progress information indicating the progress of the collaborative work; and a progress recording unit that records progress information indicating the progress of the collaborative work ; a progress presentation unit that extracts the progress information of the collaborative work performed within the logout period before login and presents it to the terminal of the one user, and the progress information includes information included in the collaborative work. Among all the work steps performed by the one user, the work steps other than one or more work steps executed by the other user within the logout period of the one user, which the one user executes after the one user logs in. Inheritable process information indicating an uncompleted work process that can be taken over and executed from another user, and all of the work processes that have been executed by the other user within the logout period of the one user. The server includes work completion information indicating that the collaborative work has been completed .

Further, in the server, the game providing unit provides an avatar that corresponds to each of the plurality of users and can be operated by each of the plurality of users, and the collaborative work is performed by the plurality of users via the avatar. and a work process selection indicating that the one user logs into the server and selects the uncompleted work process corresponding to the transferable process information from the terminal of the one user. Preferably, upon receiving the information, the avatar corresponding to the one user appears in the work area where the unfinished work process corresponding to the work process selection information is to be taken over .

The present invention also provides a game providing unit that provides the terminal with a game in which a plurality of users can collaborate by logging in through their respective terminals;
a progress recording unit that records progress information indicating the progress of the collaborative work performed by the users performing the collaborative work in the game; a progress presentation unit that extracts the progress information of the collaborative work performed by another user during the logout period before the login of the one user and presents it to the terminal of the one user. , the progress information includes a play video showing how the other users perform the collaborative work in the game, and the progress presentation unit is capable of presenting the play video to the one user. It is characterized by being a server .

Further, in the server, evaluation information indicating an evaluation by the one user for the work process performed by the other user is received via the terminal, and the evaluation information is presented to the terminal of the other user. It is preferable to further include an evaluation presentation section.

The present invention also provides a game providing process for providing a game in which a plurality of users can perform collaborative work by logging in through their respective terminals, and a progress recording step of recording progress information indicating the progress of the collaborative work; and when one user logs into the game, the one user's login is performed by the one user and another user who performs the collaborative work. a progress presenting step of extracting the progress information of the collaborative work performed within the previous logout period and presenting it to the terminal of the one user; Among all the work steps included in the above, the work steps other than one or more work steps executed by the other user within the logout period of the one user, and which are executed by the one user after the one user logs in. transferable process information indicating uncompleted work processes that can be taken over and executed by the other user; and all of the work processes executed by the other user within the logout period of the one user. and work completion information indicating that the collaborative work has been completed .
Furthermore, the present invention provides a game providing process for providing a game in which a plurality of users can perform collaborative work by logging in through their respective terminals, and a progress recording step of recording progress information indicating the progress of the collaborative work; and when one user logs into the game, the one user's login is performed by the one user and another user who performs the collaborative work. a progress presenting step of extracting the progress information of the collaborative work performed within the previous logout period and presenting it to the terminal of the one user; The program is characterized in that it includes a play video showing how users perform the collaborative work in the game, and is capable of presenting the play video to the one user in the progress presentation step.

According to the present invention configured as described above, when one user among a plurality of users who collaborate in a game logs into the game, the other user logs in between the previous logout and the login. Since the progress status of the collaborative work performed by the users can be easily and quickly grasped, it becomes possible to realize a game that can proceed smoothly.

1 is a schematic diagram showing a communication system to which a server according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied. 1 is a configuration block diagram of a server according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram of a server according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a specific example of a game screen displayed on a terminal communicating with a server according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a specific example of a user management screen displayed on a terminal communicating with a server according to an embodiment of the present invention. 3 is a flowchart showing processing by a server according to an embodiment of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A communication system to which a server according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a communication system 1 to which a server 2 according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied. As shown in FIG. 1, the communication system 1 according to the present embodiment includes a server 2 and a plurality of terminals 3 (3A, 3B, 3C, ..., 3N) connected to the server 2 via a network N. It is configured.

In this embodiment, the communication system 1 is a system that allows users to have an opportunity to interact with each other through a game provided by a server 2, and further increases intimacy by exchanging messages within the game. It is. In the game provided by server 2, one of the users who has increased their intimacy applies for matching, and the other user approves the application, so that the communication that can be performed with other users is even more effective. It is possible to perform communication with a high degree of freedom, and to perform matching that allows users to view more personal information than that which can be viewed by other users. In the communication system 1 according to the present embodiment, matching between men and women is particularly taken into consideration, and the game provided by the server 2 is provided with various functions for promoting matching between men and women.

The terminal 3 is a terminal equipped with a communication function, an operation function, and a display function, and can play games with other terminals 3 by accessing the server 2 via an installed program, such as a smartphone, a tablet terminal, or a PC. It is a terminal that can exchange messages and perform matching operations.

FIG. 2 is a configuration block diagram of the server 2 according to the embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 2, the server 2 includes a control section 21 that controls the entire server 2, a storage means 25, and a communication section 26.

The control unit 21 includes a CPU 22 that controls the entire control unit 21, a ROM 23 that stores a control program that runs on the CPU 22, and a RAM 24 that temporarily stores various data.

FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram of the server 2 according to the embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 3, the control unit 21 causes the CPU 22 to load the program stored in the ROM 23 into the RAM 24 and execute it, thereby controlling the game providing unit 221, progress recording unit 222, progress presentation unit 223, and evaluation presentation unit. 224 and a matching unit 225.

The game providing unit 221 provides the terminal 3 with a game in which a plurality of users can collaborate by logging in through their respective terminals 3. Details of the games provided by the game providing section 221 will be described later.

The progress recording unit 222 generates progress information indicating the progress of the collaborative work performed within the game by the users who perform the collaborative work, and records it in the storage means 25. The progress information includes work process name information indicating the name of the work process included in the collaborative work performed by the user, work time information indicating the work time (work start time and work end time), and information showing how the user performs the work. Includes gameplay video. Note that the play video may be a video from the work start time to the work end time included in the work time information, or from a predetermined time earlier than the work start time to a predetermined time later than the work end time. It may be a video up to that point.

When one user logs into the game, the progress presentation unit 223 includes, in the progress information, progress information of the collaborative work performed by another user who collaborates with the one user within the logout period of the one user. The information is extracted based on the work time information provided and presented to one user's terminal 3. The progress information includes work process name information and play videos. Note that each user can arbitrarily set whether or not to include a play video in the information displayed as progress information.

The evaluation presentation unit 224 receives evaluation information indicating an evaluation by one user on a work process performed by another user via the terminal 3, and presents this evaluation information to the terminal 3 of the other user. In this embodiment, the evaluation information indicates a "Like!" that indicates a high evaluation by one user on the work of another user. When one user presses the "Like" icon displayed on the play screen of the terminal 3 together with the name information of the work process performed by another user, it will be displayed that the work process has been "liked". The evaluation information shown is generated by the terminal 3 and transmitted to the server 2. Then, when the terminal 3 receives the evaluation information, it transmits this evaluation information to the terminal 3 of the other user who is the target of the “like” together with user information indicating the user who “liked” (Fig. (see 5).

The matching unit 225 matches users who have become close to each other by collaborating within a game or exchanging messages within the game. Matching between users is performed by one of the users with whom the degree of familiarity has been increased applies for matching within the game, and the other user approves the application, and the matching unit 225 performs the matching. The users are associated with each other and recorded in the storage means 25 as part of the user information.

Returning to FIG. 2, the server 2 includes, in addition to the control section 21, a storage means 25 and a communication section 26.

The storage means 25 is configured using a storage device such as a magnetic hard disk or a semiconductor storage device. The storage means 25 stores user information and the like that are necessary for the server 2 to function.

The communication unit 26 is a network interface, and communicates with the terminal 3 via the network N. The communication unit 26 passes data received from the terminal 3 to the control unit 21 and transmits data generated by the control unit 21 to the terminal 3.

Next, a specific example of a game provided to the terminal 3 by the server 2 having the above-described configuration and functions will be described. FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a specific example of the game screen S displayed on the terminal 3 communicating with the server 2 according to the embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in the game screen S of FIG. 4, the game providing unit 221 of the server 2 according to the present embodiment develops a dedicated miniature garden F1 and a shared miniature garden F2 as games in which users can collaborate with each other. We provide miniature garden growing games. The avatar A1 displayed on the game screen S corresponds to the user who is the owner of the exclusive miniature garden F1, and can be moved within the exclusive miniature garden F1 and the shared miniature garden F2 by the operation of the user who is the owner of the exclusive miniature garden F1. will be held. The avatar A2 corresponds to another user who is a matching partner, and the movement of the avatar A2 within the shared miniature garden F2 is performed by the operation of the other user.

The dedicated miniature garden F1 is a miniature garden dedicated to each user, and is displayed only on the terminal 3 of the user. The dedicated miniature garden F1 has a field W1 and a house H1 as work areas, and through the avatar A1, the user can cultivate and harvest crops O1 in the field W1, and sell the harvested crops O1 to earn currency. It is possible to perform cultivation work on the dedicated miniature garden F1, such as exchanging it with a house H1 or repairing the house H1. By selling the harvested product O1 within the game, it is possible to obtain currency that can be used within the game. The obtained currency can be exchanged for items used for training the exclusive miniature garden F1 and the shared miniature garden F2, ornaments for one's own avatar A1, and the like. The private miniature garden F1 is connected to the shared miniature garden F2 by a bridge B, and the avatar A1 can freely go back and forth between the private miniature garden F1 and the shared miniature garden F2 through this bridge B.

The shared miniature garden F2 is displayed on the terminals 3 of both the user who is the owner of the exclusive miniature garden F1 and other users who are matched with the user. In the shared miniature garden F2, a field W2 and a house H2 are provided as work areas, and the user and other users matched with the user can grow crops O2 in the field W2 through avatars A1 and avatars A2, respectively. Carry out various collaborative work to cultivate the shared miniature garden F2, such as harvesting the crops, selling the harvested crops O2 and exchanging them for currency, and repairing the house H2 in the shared miniature garden F2. I can do it. And, by selling the harvested items O2 in the same way as the harvested items O1, you can obtain currency that can be used in the game and exchange it for various items and decorations. It is.

Among the collaborative works performed in the shared miniature garden F2, there are some that can be completed by performing one work process, and some that can be completed by performing a plurality of work processes. Each work step can be performed by either the user or another matching user. For example, in a collaborative work consisting of five work steps, a user can perform the first two work steps, and the remaining three work steps can be performed by another user. In addition, each work process cannot be performed only when both the user and another user are logged in at the same time, but when only one user is logged in and the other user is logged out, This can also be done by only one user.

Regarding this joint work, the progress recording unit 222 (see FIG. 3) also records work process name information indicating the completed work process among the work processes included in the joint work, and information indicating that all work processes have been completed. Work completion information, user ID of the user who performed the work process, work time information indicating the time the work process was performed, and transferable processes indicating incomplete work processes that can be taken over by another user who is logged out. Progress information including information and a play video showing how the user performs the work is generated and recorded in the storage means 25.

In addition to the shared miniature garden F2, avatar A2 can freely move around other private miniature gardens that are separately prepared for other users corresponding to avatar A2 and are not displayed to the user who is the owner of the private miniature garden F1. It is possible to do so. The other dedicated miniature garden is displayed only on the terminal 3 of the other user corresponding to avatar A2, and therefore is not displayed on the user's game screen S shown in FIG.

Furthermore, a "MENU" button is provided at the upper left of the game screen S. When the user clicks this MENU button, an operation list (not shown) that transitions to various operation screens within the game can be displayed.

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing a specific example of the user management screen U displayed on the terminal 3 that communicates with the server 2 according to the embodiment of the present invention. When the user clicks the "MENU" button on the screen shown in FIG. 4 and selects user management from the operation list, the user can transition to the user management screen U shown in FIG. 5. Note that it is also possible to return to the game screen S in FIG. 4 from the "MENU" button shown at the upper left of the user management screen U.

The user management screen U is a screen on which the user's own information and information regarding other matching users are displayed. The user's own information includes his or her name (Haruto), user ID (008), own avatar A1, number of "likes" received from matching partners, and "likes" for each matching partner. '', the number of currencies that can be used in the game (255), and a ``Change Settings'' button for changing settings such as changing accessories for the user's own avatar.

In addition, as information regarding other matching users, the names (Hinata, Aoi) and user IDs (002, 007) of the other matching users, as well as the respective names of the other users, are displayed in the matching window M. Avatar A2 is displayed.

Furthermore, in the matching window M, when the user (Haruto) logs in, each of the other matching users (Hinata, Aoi) will be displayed within the user's (Haruto) logout period. As the progress information P of the collaborative work in the shared miniature garden F2, transferable process information P1 that can be transferred by the user (Haruto) is displayed below the words "Let's continue!". In the example shown in FIG. 5, the "Turnip Harvesting" button is displayed as the transferable process information P1 regarding Hinata among other users, and the "Home Repair" button is displayed as the transferable process information P1 regarding Aoi. Displayed.

When the user (Haruto) clicks the button for this transferable process information P1, the terminal 3 generates work process selection information indicating that the work process corresponding to the transferable process information has been selected, and sends it to the server 2. . When the server 2 receives the work process selection information, the game providing unit 221 changes the screen displayed on the terminal 3 from the user management screen U in FIG. 5 to the game screen S in FIG. It appears in the work area where the work process corresponding to the transferable process information P1 is performed, and allows the user (Haruto) to immediately perform the work process. Note that the work area is, for example, a field W2 or a house H2.

Further, as progress information P, work completion information P2 indicating that all the work steps have been completed by other users (Hinata, Aoi) is displayed below the text "It's finished!". In FIG. 5, a "plant flowers" button is displayed as work completion information P2 regarding Hinata among other users.

When the user (Haruto) clicks the button for this work completion information P2, the screen displayed on the terminal 3 changes from the user management screen U in FIG. 5 to the game screen S in FIG. It appears in the work area where the work process corresponding to the work completion information P2 was performed, and the user (Haruto) can immediately check the completed collaborative work. This work area is also the field W2, the house H2, etc.

Further, the progress information P includes a play video showing how other users (Hinata, Aoi) collaborate in the game. By setting the user (Haruto) to turn on the playback of the play video in advance, when the user clicks the transferable process information P1 button or the work completion information P2 button, the game screen S will be displayed. The play video can be played back prior to or simultaneously with the transition.

A “Like!” button is provided under each of the transferable process information P1 and work completion information P2, and the user (Haruto) can click the “Like!” button. Evaluation information indicating that the user has “Liked!” is generated by the user's terminal 3 and sent to the server 2, and is further transmitted via the server 2 to other users (Hinata or Aoi) who are the targets of the “Like!” ) is sent to terminal 3, and a message indicating that Haru has liked it is displayed.

Similarly, when another user (Hinata, Aoi) clicks the "Like!" button under the transferable process information P1 and work completion information P2 on the other user's terminal 3, other users (Hinata, Aoi) click the "Like!" Evaluation information is generated from the user's terminal 3 and similarly sent to the user's (Haruto) terminal 3 through the server 2, and the user's (Haruto's) terminal 3 receives a message from another user (Hinata or Aoi) saying " A message indicating that the item has been liked is displayed. The “Like!” of the user (Haruto) displayed on the user management screen U shown in FIG. 5 indicates evaluation information sent from other users (Hinata, Aoi) in this way.

In addition, as evaluation information, only "Like!" indicating a high evaluation is provided in this embodiment, but the present invention is not limited to this, and "I don't like it!" indicating a low evaluation, "I don't like it!" It is possible to provide other evaluation information such as "Love!" which indicates an even higher evaluation than "Like!".

Next, the operation of the server 2 having the above-described configuration and functions will be explained using a flowchart. FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing processing by the server 2 according to the embodiment of the present invention.

First, when one user accesses the server 2 via the terminal 3, the game providing unit 221 of the server 2 creates a game in which multiple users can collaborate by logging in via their respective terminals 3. is provided to the terminal 3 (step S1). The games provided by the server 2 are the same as those described using FIGS. 4 and 5.

Next, when one user transmits operation information indicating various operations (game operations) in the game from the terminal 3 and the server 2 receives this (step S2), the progress recording unit 222 records the operation information as necessary. Progress information including the above-mentioned various information indicating the progress of various collaborative tasks corresponding to the above is generated and recorded in the storage means 25 (step S3).

Next, when another user who is matched with the first user accesses the server 2 (step S4: YES), the progress presentation unit 223 of the server 2 The progress information of the collaborative work performed by the user within the other user's logout period is extracted based on the work time information included in the progress information, and is presented on the other user's terminal 3 (step S5). Note that in a state where no other user accesses the server 2 (step S4: NO), the processes of step S2 and step S3 are repeated.

Next, when another user to whom the progress information has been presented clicks "Like!" on the user management screen U for the progress information P (step S6: YES), an indication that the "Like" has been made is shown. Evaluation information is generated. Then, when the evaluation information is transmitted from the other user's terminal 3 to the server 2, the evaluation presentation unit 224 of the server 2 presents the evaluation information to the one user's terminal 3 (step S7). Note that if the evaluation information is not generated because the evaluation information is not “liked” by another user (step S6: NO), the evaluation information is not presented by the evaluation presentation unit 224, and the process moves to step S8.

Next, when another user clicks on a work process included in the progress information P (transferable process information P1 and work completion information P2 shown in FIG. 5) (step S8: YES), the terminal 3 selects the work process. Work process selection information indicating the selection is generated and transmitted to the server 2. When the server 2 receives the work process selection information, the game providing unit 221 selects the avatar A1 (see FIGS. 4 and 5) corresponding to another user to perform the work process corresponding to the selected progress information P. The server 2 appears in the work area (step S9) and immediately allows another user to perform the work step, and the series of processes by the server 2 ends. Note that if the work process included in the progress information P is not clicked by another user (step S8: NO), the avatar A1 does not appear in the work area, and the series of processes by the server 2 ends.

According to the server 2 according to the present embodiment described above, when one user among a plurality of users who collaborate in a game logs into the game, the other users who collaborate with the one user Since it is possible to easily and quickly grasp the progress status of collaborative work performed within one user's logout period, it is possible to realize a game that can proceed smoothly.

Note that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and various modifications can be adopted.

For example, in the communication system 1 according to the above embodiment, matching between men and women is considered as a simple example of matching, and the game provided by the server 2 also includes various games to promote matching between men and women. However, it goes without saying that the present invention may include other genders (LGBTQ) other than men and women as matching targets.

Further, the present invention is not limited to matching between men and women, and the communication system 1 may be used for, for example, business matching.

In addition, in the above-described embodiment, the users who can collaborate in the shared miniature garden are limited to two matched users, but in the present invention, the number of users who can collaborate is not limited to this, but three or more users can be matched and collaborate. You may also perform the work.

1: Communication system 2: Server 3, 3A, 3B, 3C, 3N: Terminal 21: Control unit 22: CPU
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25: Storage means 26: Communication unit 71: User record 221: Game providing unit 222: Progress recording unit 223: Progress presenting unit 224: Evaluation icon providing unit 225: Matching units A1, A2: Avatar F1: Private miniature garden F2: Shared miniature garden H1, H2: House N: Network O1, O2: Harvest P: Progress information P1: Transferable process information P2: Work completion information S: Game screen U: User management screen W1, W2: Field

Claims (6)

a game providing unit that provides the terminal with a game in which multiple users can collaborate by logging in through their respective terminals;
a progress recording unit that records progress information indicating the progress of the collaborative work performed in the game by the users performing the collaborative work;
When one user logs in to the game, the progress information of the collaborative work performed by the one user and another user who performs the collaborative work within the logout period before the login of the one user. a progress presentation unit that extracts and presents the extracted information to the terminal of the one user;
Equipped with
The progress information includes:
Among all the work steps included in the collaborative work, the work steps other than the one or more work steps executed by the other user within the logout period of the one user, and the work steps are performed after the one user logs in. Transferable process information indicating an incomplete work process that one user can take over from the other user and execute;
work completion information indicating that all the work steps have been executed by the other user and the collaborative work has been completed within the logout period of the one user;
A server containing . The game providing department is
Generating an avatar corresponding to each of the plurality of users and operable by each of the plurality of users, and a work area in which the plurality of users perform the collaborative work via the avatar,
When the one user logs into the server and receives work process selection information indicating that the uncompleted work process corresponding to the transferable process information is selected from the terminal of the one user, the work process The server according to claim 1 , wherein the avatar corresponding to the one user appears in the work area where the uncompleted work step corresponding to the selection information is to be taken over . The method further includes an evaluation presentation unit that receives evaluation information indicating an evaluation by the one user of the work process performed by the other user via the terminal, and presents the evaluation information to the terminal of the other user. The server according to claim 1. a game providing unit that provides the terminal with a game in which multiple users can collaborate by logging in through their respective terminals;
a progress recording unit that records progress information indicating the progress of the collaborative work performed in the game by the users performing the collaborative work;
When one user logs in to the game, the progress information of the collaborative work performed by the one user and another user who performs the collaborative work within the logout period before the login of the one user. a progress presentation unit that extracts and presents the extracted information to the terminal of the one user;
Equipped with
The progress information includes a play video showing how the other users perform the collaborative work in the game,
The progress presentation unit is a server capable of presenting the play video to the one user. a game providing step of providing a game in which multiple users can collaborate by logging in through their own terminals;
a progress recording step of recording progress information indicating the progress of the collaborative work performed in the game by the users performing the collaborative work;
When one user logs in to the game, the progress information of the collaborative work performed by the one user and another user who performs the collaborative work within the logout period before the login of the one user. a progress presentation step of extracting and presenting the extracted information to the terminal of the one user;
make the computer run
The progress information includes:
Among all the work steps included in the collaborative work, the work steps other than the one or more work steps executed by the other user within the logout period of the one user, and the work steps are performed after the one user logs in. Transferable process information indicating an incomplete work process that one user can take over from the other user and execute;
work completion information indicating that all the work steps have been executed by the other user and the collaborative work has been completed within the logout period of the one user;
programs that include . a game providing step of providing a game in which multiple users can collaborate by logging in through their own terminals;
a progress recording step of recording progress information indicating the progress of the collaborative work performed in the game by the users performing the collaborative work;
When one user logs in to the game, the progress information of the collaborative work performed by the one user and another user who performs the collaborative work within the logout period before the login of the one user. a progress presentation step of extracting and presenting the extracted information to the terminal of the one user;
make the computer run
The progress information includes a play video showing how the other users perform the collaborative work in the game,
A program capable of presenting the play video to the one user in the progress presentation step.

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