Playing as a regular player¶
This guide aims to help regular players navigating the Digital TORC Game from a technical point of view. Note that it does not explain how to play the game.
All players can take notes and create action cards starting from the awareness stage. To see how to take notes and create action cards, see Taking notes and Create Action Cards.
Game setup¶
Joining the game session¶
See Joining a game.
Game round¶
Framing and setting the scene¶
No particular action needed from players in this stage
Awareness¶
There are no mandatory actions to be taken at this stage. However, the player may add action cards and take notes at this stage. The action cards explorer is represented by the following icon: and the notes explorer is represented by: See Taking a note and Creating an action card
Sense Making¶
During the sense making stage, players discuss what resource they could use to get a better understanding of the situation. To do so, they create “action cards”, which then need to be selected by the players in order to be considered used. It is not mandatory to select cards at this stage.
Anticipation¶
During the anticipation stage, players discuss what measures they could use to reduce the risk associated with an event. To do so, they create action cards, which then must be selected by a player in order to be considered used. At least one action card must be selected in order to move to the next stage.
Decision¶
No action needed from players in this stage
Monitoring¶
In the monitoring stage, the players can add notes and create action cards. No actions are needed from the players in order to be able to end the game or start a new game round.
Game end¶
No action needed from players in this stage
Review¶
When the game has finished, the players can review the game rounds in the value creation page. The notes taken, action cards selected and decisions made are available under the rounds and stages where they were created.
General recommendations¶
No action needed from players in this stage
Report generation¶
No action needed from players in this stage