Jake Kessler

Thank you!

You're welcome, Jake Kessler. :)

Thanks pyf!

:) Much luck and health.

Thanks. Here's a look at some of the "real life" stuff I've been working on! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Arlm750LYo

A card game? I'm not into those but I'm sure there's a lot of thinking into making them.

Yes, I still have it on my pc at home. I'll try to remember when I'm home tonight and send it to you!

@PenguinRomeo This should work for you! https://www.hiveworkshop.com/pastebin/875346109167ebf7de6c555cdca35f6515768/

Thank you! <3

I think resolving whole cards separately is preferable to resolving pieces of different cards at the same time, since that's how players will expect it to work.
My understanding is the game is sort of like War, where nobody really takes turns but both players play cards together (in pairs). If you're worried that one card being played before the other won't be fair, there are a few things I can think of that you could do:

1) Alternate which player's card is resolved first from turn to turn, so who has the "advantage" (if it matters) switches back and forth.
2) Have whichever player has lower health on a given turn resolve their card first, so the "advantage" always benefits the person who is behind.
3) Wait to resolve state-based effects (such as a player losing for having 0 or less health) until both players' cards have resolved. This way if the 2nd player's card heals them back above 0 they survive another turn, etc.

4) One other option - You could introduce a new mechanic called "Initiative" or something which causes the player with the Initiative to resolve their card first. You take Initiative if you deal damage to the other player, and you lose Initiative if the other player takes it from you. (This would also mean that if we both play damaging cards on the same turn, the player with the Initiative goes first, then the other player goes and takes Initiative from them. This would give players an even greater incentive to play damaging cards since it would have the added bonus of giving them Initiative.)

hey, thanks for the replies, I will certainly look into these solutions, probably better also program wise, as I had to make quite a mess out of it. I will try to make initiative with lowest health first, maybe later with damage dealt option.

Maybe, this is the place to ask?
https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/world-editor-help-zone.98/

Oh bad too:
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APhw7rju-Co

Is the beast inside them all?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLOgGd9ID5c

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_of_the_Flies_%281963_film%29

Might never know what they become:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3l6gfHuBd1U

No problem noticed here in France afaik

I sometimes have problems with loading pages, they end in Error.

I work for the company that makes PTCGO and I've worked on it in the past, but I'm currently on another game.

oh nice, I tried that game few days ago

Yw! You too!

Turns out a resource system that allows you to build things you can't afford at the cost of making them take excruciatingly long and making you wait with no actions to take doesn't actually make for a positive play experience

sounds like Sims, the effort you put into mAking your times happy.... for what? it eventually makes you depressed

Yeah, The Sims is a good example. I kind of had to set myself the goal to purchase the most expensive item (Servo, worth § 15,000), toyed some time with it, and then I deleted the game.
http://sims.wikia.com/wiki/Servo#The_Sims

Diablo, too (though I eventually managed to get back to the game and beat it)

Also, Dungeon Siege (I kind of 'stalled' after 31 hours of gameplay).