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-====== Influence of auditory latency on game experience and player performance ======+====== The Effects of Auditory Latency on Game Experience and Player Performance ======
  
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 === Hintergrund === === Hintergrund ===
  
-Generally speaking, latency is the difference in time between cause and effect. In human-computer interaction (HCI), latency is the time that passes before a user perceives the reactions to his actions. The perception is not limited to one channel but can be auditory, visual or haptic in nature [1]. High latency leads to poor performance and user experience in the HCI[2, 3]. Video games are also affected by these negative effects. Players score fewer points, need more time to work on certain tasks, or can not solve certain tasks at all [4, 5].+Generally speaking, latency is the difference in time between cause and effect. In human-computer interaction (HCI), latency is the time that passes before a user perceives the reactions to a actions. Perception and thus latency is not limited to one channel but can be auditory, visual or haptic in nature [1]. 
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 +Visual latency leads to poor performance and user experience in HCI[2,3]. Video games are also affected by the negative effects of visual latency. Players score fewer points, need more time to work on certain tasks, or can not solve certain tasks at all [4, 5]. While high visual latency is known to negatively influence game experience and player performance, it is unclear how auditory latency affects the player.  
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 +However,  the sound of a game is assumed to be important to how users feel while playing and how well they perform in-game. Therefore, developers have placed a steadily increasing focus on audio and sounds in games[6]. 
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 +This work investigates if and how auditory latency impacts user experience and performance.  
  
 === Zielsetzung der Arbeit === === Zielsetzung der Arbeit ===
  
-An already existing 3d game will be changed by adding sound to all enemies and changing the mechanics slightly. Afterwards, in a second version of the game a delay will be added to all sounds.  +To investigate if and how auditory latency impacts game experience and player performance by conducting a user study.  
-To test whether/how this influences users, a study is then carried out where the participants play the same game once with and once without audio latency. To gather the data we will log the scores and the time enemies survive. Additionally, a questionnaire will be used to measure game experience. +
-To evaluate the quantitative data differences statistical tests will be used.  +
  
-The goal is to determine if and how latency on audio affects the user. 
  
  
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