Utilizing Constraints to Shape Player Behavior

Implementing a point scoring system with task constraints and pitch size adjustments can encourage players to move the ball effectively. Modifying constraints like limited touches and time on the ball can promote desired behaviors such as offering width. By strategically placing channels or goals, players can be guided to explore specific areas on the field. To shape player interactions, it is essential to cleverly design constraints that encourage the desired outcomes, essentially reverse engineering player behavior.