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#1
Nice.
I got into the Trainz beta on xbox. So far it's some tutorial scenarios that are pretty limiting in what you can do. I wish I could just free roam around. That being said it's looks really nice on a 4k TV and seems pretty smooth.
I got into the Trainz beta on xbox. So far it's some tutorial scenarios that are pretty limiting in what you can do. I wish I could just free roam around. That being said it's looks really nice on a 4k TV and seems pretty smooth.
#2
Microsoft has already provided me with a code for a free copy of Gears of War Reloaded. I still can't believe they're giving away a free copy of the game to owners of Gears of War Ultimate Edition.
#3
I would love to play Mortal Kombat: Legacy on this:
#4
I've been waiting for something like this for a while. I would have been happy with arcade ports of the first three games, but they're including the Genesis and SNES ports of the first three too.
#5
#6
Hopefully at some point. Work has been really sucking away most of my free time recently.
#7
You going to start programming it again?
#8
Yes, that's exactly how it worked, but the outcome of the game was based strictly on luck. In the future I'll add traits, weapons and a magic/shield/sword option for encounters where:
Shield beats sword, sword beats magic, magic beats shield.
Shield beats sword, sword beats magic, magic beats shield.
#9
So then the higher roll would win with the one that had the d100 obviously having a higher chance of winning? That's simple and clever and can be finely adjusted to tweak the chances as well.
There's a baseball dice game called Deadball that uses something similar to determine wins if you wanted to just sim the game results instead of playing bat by bat.
There's a baseball dice game called Deadball that uses something similar to determine wins if you wanted to just sim the game results instead of playing bat by bat.
#10
I did think it was a computer game. The combat sounds like a more complex version of the text adventures I used to program back in the 80's and then again with Python back in 2019. My games only used a single dice role (random generator) for combat with stronger characters having a higher random range (1 - 100) versus a weaker character having a lower range (1 - 75).
I've thought about moving to a type of rock/paper/scissors combat in future games to add a little more strategy.
I've thought about moving to a type of rock/paper/scissors combat in future games to add a little more strategy.