Balance and Depth

Balance

Balance noun - A condition in which opposing forces are equal to one another.

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Depth and balance are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Depth" instead a noun "Balance".

Nearby Words: balanced, balancing, balancer

Depth noun - Distance measured from the top to the bottom of something.

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Balance and depth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Balance" instead a noun "Depth".

good	good balance	good depth
right	right balance	right depth
current	current balance	current depth
poor	poor balance	poor depth
Other adjectives: entire, increased, great, impressive, interesting, necessary, moral, incredible, greater, realistic, strategic, nuclear, tactical.

Even as Castlevania: Lords of Shadow provides probably the most in-depth storyline in the franchise history, it still has a large enough gameplay element to maintain a healthy balance against the plot element.

Source: Story-to-Gameplay Ratio
In video games, one common way to add tactical depth and Competitive Balance is to make AA units excel against flyers, but fail against everything else — what we call Crippling Overspecialization.

Source: Anti-Air
Rather than talk about, say, The Addams Family's intricate depth, its challenging yet fair difficulty, or its scoring oriented around Competitive Balance, it was easier to convince operators to buy the game because Thing comes out of a box and grabs the ball!

Source: Dancing Bear

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