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Mathbreaker beta 1.0e
- Author(s)
- Xarwin
- Size
- 315.33 KB
- Rating
- Downloads
- 684
- Created
- Dec 25, 2008
- Updated
- Feb 2, 2009
- Resources
- 1
- State
Approved
This bundle is marked as recommended. It works and satisfies the submission rules.
Well okay people!
Today on Christmas I am going to officially release my first fully finished map!
Are you smart enough to keep yourself alive, and to kill your enemies?
Mathbreaker is a new type of map which is highly recommend for those that want to train their math skills in a challenging way.
Your goal is to keep your own unit alive by giving the right solution, meanwhile enemies also can be damaged in return of your answer.
Pick your difficulty, your game modes and let the counting begin!
Host can pick out of 3 difficulty's:
-easy (just a bit to train)
-normal (you'll have to think harder)
-hard (are you sure you shouldn't use a calculator?)
Host can pick out 1 extra mode:
-extra (enables the following formulas: /, *, +, -.)
Host can pick out of 3 damaging systems:
-damage (normal damage, delay between damaging units)
-idamage (instant damage, no delay between damaging units)
-hdamage (high damage, delay between damaging units)
Screenshot 1
Screenshot 2
Map is unprotected, though data has been removed.
Comments and feedback are welcome.
If you find any bug or problem please tell me about it!
Also, please visit http://www.clanx2o.org !
Keywords:
Mathbreaker, Mini-game, count, maths
Today on Christmas I am going to officially release my first fully finished map!
Are you smart enough to keep yourself alive, and to kill your enemies?
Mathbreaker is a new type of map which is highly recommend for those that want to train their math skills in a challenging way.
Your goal is to keep your own unit alive by giving the right solution, meanwhile enemies also can be damaged in return of your answer.
Pick your difficulty, your game modes and let the counting begin!
Host can pick out of 3 difficulty's:
-easy (just a bit to train)
-normal (you'll have to think harder)
-hard (are you sure you shouldn't use a calculator?)
Host can pick out 1 extra mode:
-extra (enables the following formulas: /, *, +, -.)
Host can pick out of 3 damaging systems:
-damage (normal damage, delay between damaging units)
-idamage (instant damage, no delay between damaging units)
-hdamage (high damage, delay between damaging units)
Screenshot 1
Screenshot 2
Map is unprotected, though data has been removed.
Comments and feedback are welcome.
If you find any bug or problem please tell me about it!
Also, please visit http://www.clanx2o.org !
Keywords:
Mathbreaker, Mini-game, count, maths
Contents
Reviews
- Joined
- May 3, 2008
- Messages
- 3,154
Ok, I decided to risk my life by playing this game and here is my opinion.
Nice concept, it was a combination of learning and playing at the same time. It could sharpen the user capability in maths.
It was certainly easy even at hard mode as it only consists of + and -, but higher difficulty provide more number for you to count. Still, it is not that tough if -extra are not use.
For those who want to have fun and study at the same time, this map was certainly for you.
I recommend this map to everybody, 4/5 from me.
Nice concept, it was a combination of learning and playing at the same time. It could sharpen the user capability in maths.
It was certainly easy even at hard mode as it only consists of + and -, but higher difficulty provide more number for you to count. Still, it is not that tough if -extra are not use.
For those who want to have fun and study at the same time, this map was certainly for you.
I recommend this map to everybody, 4/5 from me.
- Joined
- Nov 16, 2006
- Messages
- 2,165
Heh, thanks for risking and playing the game to give feedback 
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- Joined
- May 3, 2008
- Messages
- 3,154
Why not add a hardcore mode where the digit would consists of thousand ?
- Joined
- Nov 16, 2006
- Messages
- 2,165
Sure, I'll keep that in mind for the next version .
I was going to add a team mode too, so the healing wave bounces on allied units.
.I was going to add a team mode too, so the healing wave bounces on allied units.
- Joined
- Jun 24, 2008
- Messages
- 3,050
If your making team, remember to make kick. Nobody wants some 'tard at their team who can't answer what 12 + 6 is.
- Joined
- May 3, 2008
- Messages
- 3,154
I doubt that, unless you are playing with kiddo.
- Joined
- Nov 16, 2006
- Messages
- 2,165
Hmm yeah well, I don't think a kick system is needed yet.
I can check it in the future if it is necessary or not, but lately there exists many third programs (in use) which can kick players too .. So it wouldn't even matter.
I can check it in the future if it is necessary or not, but lately there exists many third programs (in use) which can kick players too .. So it wouldn't even matter.
- Joined
- Dec 9, 2006
- Messages
- 1,091
Game Name: Mathbreaker
Game Beaten: Yes
Time: Varied
Major Negative Points (The Most Helpful of All):
-None
Minor Points:
-(Negative) The only thing that may be disliked about this game is exactly was what Septimus said. Even hard and with the extra symbols, it isn’t EXTREMELY difficult.
Positive Points:
-No Noticed Bugs
-A good friendly competition game for studying.
-The game has the simple themes of answering math problems and competing with yourself as well as other players. It fits and delivers its themes well.
-Contains a variety of modes.
Recommendations: Defiantly consider getting the game to reach even further in to the realm of difficulty. Make some problems longer, and higher number values. New modes, such as team modes, are recommended.
In a game such as this, with a simple goal, it may be good to focus on other things, such as location. Perhaps in a further version you may consider new arenas for competition, such as a serene forest or the chilling north. Let players solve math in a large spectrum of areas.
Overall Ranking: 4/5 (Voted for Approval)
“Can be played by a large audience, and the game executes well”
~Asomath
Game Beaten: Yes
Time: Varied
Major Negative Points (The Most Helpful of All):
-None
Minor Points:
-(Negative) The only thing that may be disliked about this game is exactly was what Septimus said. Even hard and with the extra symbols, it isn’t EXTREMELY difficult.
Positive Points:
-No Noticed Bugs
-A good friendly competition game for studying.
-The game has the simple themes of answering math problems and competing with yourself as well as other players. It fits and delivers its themes well.
-Contains a variety of modes.
Recommendations: Defiantly consider getting the game to reach even further in to the realm of difficulty. Make some problems longer, and higher number values. New modes, such as team modes, are recommended.
In a game such as this, with a simple goal, it may be good to focus on other things, such as location. Perhaps in a further version you may consider new arenas for competition, such as a serene forest or the chilling north. Let players solve math in a large spectrum of areas.
Overall Ranking: 4/5 (Voted for Approval)
“Can be played by a large audience, and the game executes well”
~Asomath
- Joined
- Dec 25, 2008
- Messages
- 1
add algebra? -7x + 10x -_-? for high school students..........make it harder.......or...not :|
- Joined
- Feb 1, 2009
- Messages
- 2
wow does it beats secondary school standards??
- Joined
- Jul 7, 2008
- Messages
- 332
I'll wait for the team mode update.
- Joined
- Jan 15, 2007
- Messages
- 199
Add math harder than g3 math plz
- Joined
- Oct 1, 2008
- Messages
- 1,667
Oh crap, not a maths map...
I hate maths but have always been intrigues by the amount of mathematical functions in WE, so this could be pretty good (not that I will play it -.-)
-Imaginary rating-
4/5
I hate maths but have always been intrigues by the amount of mathematical functions in WE, so this could be pretty good (not that I will play it -.-)
-Imaginary rating-
4/5
- Joined
- Jul 7, 2008
- Messages
- 332
I find it very fun and enjoyable, just need to add teams of 2v2,3v3 and so on, playing with your friends is 10X times better than playing alone, and this map is what some wc3 player need to play, because most of them are dumb as hell.
- Joined
- Sep 22, 2008
- Messages
- 37
Good Map, but I don't like that the "game messages" disappear so fast. You should change that so the message disappears when you have given the correct solution. And you should add some more modes, Teammode would be great! Maybe you should use some spells that requiers that you need to give a right solution to be able to cast the spell. I'm looking forward to next version already!
- Joined
- Nov 16, 2006
- Messages
- 2,165
Thanks for your comment, I appreciate that.
The Message might disappear fast, but you can use the command '-repeat' to see it again.
There are already spells inside the map, your unit should contain an ability, when you click on it it will show the spells you can use (based on your answers).
And I'm not sure when the next version will be done, I'm now working on another map
The Message might disappear fast, but you can use the command '-repeat' to see it again.
There are already spells inside the map, your unit should contain an ability, when you click on it it will show the spells you can use (based on your answers).
And I'm not sure when the next version will be done, I'm now working on another map
