Game apparatus

A game progressing method for a game in which a player character does a virtual battle with an enemy character, the player character being an operation target of a player, the method comprising:

• storing, in a memory, a plurality of attack methods to be performed on the enemy character by the player character and priorities, the priorities being for specifying each of the plurality of attack methods to be performed on a priority basis;
• receiving an attack instruction by a player providing an operation instruction to an input device;
• specifying, when receiving the attack instruction, one of the plurality of attack methods for executing an attack on the enemy character by the player character, based on the plurality of attack methods and the priorities stored in the memory;
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• executing the attack on the enemy character by the player character, according to the specified one of the plurality of attack methods.

A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing a game program that causes a computer apparatus to execute a game in which a player character does a virtual battle with an enemy character, the player character being an operation target of a player, the game program causing the computer apparatus to function as:

• a memory that stores a plurality of attack methods to be performed on the enemy character by the player character and priorities, the priorities being for specifying each of the plurality of attack methods to be performed on a priority basis;
• an interface that receives an attack instruction by a player providing an operation instruction to an input device;
• a processor that specifies, when receiving the attack instruction by the interface, one of the plurality of attack methods for executing an attack on the enemy character by the player character, based on the plurality of attack methods and the priorities stored in the memory;
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• the processor that executes the attack on the enemy character by the player character, according to the one of the plurality of attack methods specified by the processor.