Methods methods methods,(not ruby methods tho)
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StealthArcher
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Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 9:13 pm Post subject: Methods methods methods,(not ruby methods tho) |
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I cant seem to add a poll... oh well.
I'm making an rpg.
Simplistic and overdone?
Maybe. But what i want from the people here at compsci, is what growth and battle systems i should use.
Growth systems:
-Level-up(stats grow with levels only, no other growth methods, kinda limiting, not my fav.)
-Level up w/ gpoints( gain stats with levels and a small amouint of growth points to modify your char, better but still kind of limited.)
-Growth points(lvel ups gain only growth points which are used to make char better, flexible, but makes all chars the same in ways.)
-Grid type one(sphere grid FFX type growth.)
-Grid type 2(FFX+FFXII growth systems, with everything on a grid(weapons armor incl.), once again seems to make all chars the same.)
-Development growth. (FF2(real one, not FFIV) growth system, where doing things makes you better at it, hard to make , and harder to perfect.) but its awesome.
Battle systems(i hope i dont need to describe some of them.):
-ATB system
-TB system
-MoB system(everyone performs moves at once, very easy , and kind of pathetic now.)
-Real time system
-Dynamic TB system(FFX)
-Active Dimension Revamped(remix of ADS)
-Total Black Battle system( strategy grid with three rows five columns., affects battles heavily with movement and action. TB DTB or ATB otherwise.)
Disadvantage: Pain to program in.
Yes i did make this one up.
Vote on which ones i should include.
I am using the Euphoria language.
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StealthArcher
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Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 2:19 pm Post subject: RE:Methods methods methods,(not ruby methods tho) |
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No one has any ideas or suggs? |
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[Gandalf]
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Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2007 7:54 am Post subject: Re: Methods methods methods,(not ruby methods tho) |
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I recall similar questions have been asked on CompSci.ca not too long ago, you might want to try searching around a bit for those threads.
Apart from that, I can only offer that it's a huge task to set all of these systems up properly, and it's usually a matter of trial and error... You might want to try just taking a look at already existing and tested versions, and decide which you want to use in your game. |
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