Abstraction

When modelling game systems, it isn't always necessary or productive to model them in perfect detail, especially if it doesn't help answer the questions the model is designed to answer.
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This diagram models a system designed to track and reward players' performance in player-versus-player (PvP) matches in a game. At the core of the system is a random gate that simulates the outcomes of games played each day, determining wins and losses based on a 50% chance distribution. For every match played, represented by a dice roll of a D10 to simulate the variable number of matches daily, the outcome is processed through this gate, leading to one of two pools: "Games Won" or "Games Lost". These pools then serve as indicators of the player's success or failure.

Rewards are distributed based on the match outcomes: winning a game results in a reward of 300 gold, while losing grants 100 gold. This gold is accumulated in the "Player Gold" pool, effectively translating players' performance into in-game currency. This setup allows for a dynamic reflection of a player's daily PvP engagements and outcomes into tangible game rewards, fostering an environment that rewards participation and success.