Recording medium and information processing device
AssigneeSega Corporation
InventorTakahiro Otomo
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Abstract
A non-transitory computer readable recording medium storing instructions that cause a computer to execute: displaying a selection screen that receives a setting request from a user; in response to the setting request, setting a benefit provision period including a specific interval at which a benefit that can be used in a game is provided to a user; registering the benefit provided at the specific interval, with respect to the benefit provision period; and upon determining that a specific condition is satisfied, providing the user with the registered benefit at the specific interval included in the benefit provision period.
Claims11
A non-transitory computer readable recording medium storing instructions that cause a computer to execute:
- displaying a selection screen that receives a setting request from a user;
- in response to the setting request, setting a benefit provision period including a specific interval at which a benefit that can be used in a game is provided to a user;
- registering the benefit provided at the specific interval, with respect to the benefit provision period;
- and
- upon determining that a specific condition is satisfied, providing the user with the registered benefit at the specific interval included in the benefit provision period.
An information processing device comprising:
- a display that displays a selection screen that receives a setting request from a user;
- and
- a control device that:
- in response to the setting request, sets a benefit provision period including a specific interval at which a benefit that can be used in a game is provided to a user;
- registers the benefit provided at the specific interval, with respect to the benefit provision period;
- and
- upon determining that a specific condition is satisfied, provides the user with the registered benefit at the specific interval included in the benefit provision period.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.