How would you recomend to develop the football player in simple football manager game?
the skills of players are mental, physical and technical, every in range from 20-50. from 16y to 21y - developing a little bit more physical skill from 20y to 24y - more technical skill from 24y to 30 - more mental from 28y overall decrease of development after 30y development stops, the physical and technical skill can decrease
player can gain 0-4 points overall in development
now what i dont know is how to do this. Two ways that I thought about:
I have used one polygon shape image (terrain)in my game its just like mountain and now i want to move the tanker on mountain path from one direction to other and then its turn on touching of the screne and move back and move like this continuously, i am not getting the method to move the tanker o...
I have many lists, some of which were created using a now-obsolete list definition. I need a programmatic way of finding out which lists were created using that old definition.
Currently my workaround is to check the ServerTemplate attribute in the list's PropertiesXml:
list.PropertiesXml.Conta...
I'm kind of annoyed with this guy for down voting everyone for trying to help when the real problem is he isn't at all clear about what his real question is.
I especially liked a comment on one of the answers that had a lot of back and forth "I can only admire your determination (and thanks) but I'm not sure you can help me in this instance." with the very next comment being "I may have misread your question above..."
“The beauty of the fighting game community, and you should know this - it’s based around not being welcome. That’s the beauty of it. That’s the key essence of it. When you walk into an arcade for the first time, nobody likes you.”
I hate the Dota, Hon, etc. communities (though I love playing that style of game)
But that statement alone makes me not want to participate in a fighting game community, ever
at least in HoN / Dota I only get yelled at if I am failing hard (which happens a little too often lol... ) or if I'm doing really good (then the opposite team chimes in)
I have this weird tendency to like competitive games that I'm really bad at.
Hell there, im having problems with cocos2D for iphone and box2D :/ i cannot integrate it :/ i keep getting errors like this
b2Timer.h - Expected '=', ',', ';', 'asm' or 'attribute' before 'b2Timer'
b2Distance.h - Expected specifier-qualifier-list before 'b2DistanceProxy'
b2Math.h - Cfloat: No such file or directory
I have rename the file to .mm, tried changing the attribute Always Search User Paths (contained in Project Settings -> Search Paths) from YES to NO, and I tried changing the attribute Compile Sources As (contained in Project Settings -> LLVM GCC 4.2 - Language) from Accordin…
I've had much better luck with my latest laptop since its the chiclet style or whatever its called but before stuff would just slide between the cracks (crumbs mostly lol) and I would have the darndest time pulling off those key caps, sometimes breaking them because they are so cheap
I think I'd like it if elements of the genre were just worked into other games
it seems like it'd be a nice arena in, say, WoW
I'm not sure I'm keen on the idea of snowballing advantage. If your team falls behind for the first half of the round, the second half you're just fighting an uphill battle against higher level opponents with more items
On the flip side, I've played many a game where the winning team started to get cocky and began playing rather sloppily allowing us to catch up. Point being it's not necessarily easy mode if you are ahead in the first 20 minutes. I was on a team just the other night that had about 15 less kills than the other team and due to better teamwork and a few heros that scaled significantly better... we slowly gained advantage over the other team and won
I do think that putting less emphasis on the gear until late game would be better. Mid game there should be a slight advantage but if an undergeared player an can out play a well geared player I think in Mid game it should at least be a really close fight if not a win for the undergeared guy
late game for really high tier items I could see there becoming an advantage for one team over another
yeah, I'm not saying it's impossible, it's just unnecessarily hard. But maybe I'm not understanding the genre enough
As a parallel, in a strategy game like Starcraft, if you botch an early engagement, you know you're behind. But the entire game is a series of calculated risks. You can try to force another engagement and try to gain the advantage there, you can try to sneak extra tech or an expansion and hope your opponent doesn't take advantage of the temporary window of weakness. You can always "double down" so to speak, to counter an early disadvantage.
in Dotalikes, I guess there's strats like fighting the creep bosses, but if you're behind, you're even less likely to pull that off successfully
@tylerrrr07 I agree. it's more sports-like, less game-as-in-gametheory. You can always do gambits and strategy in e.g. football, but at the end of the day, a mechanically better player is often going to get more results
now i have, and now i've gone to their website, and i can't buy it or even sign up for a newsletter or anything otherwise useful, so i'm going to instantly forget about it until it comes out in x months and everyone goes crazy about it again
Cherry red switches are pretty rare, I thought? I always was under the impression that you'd more or less need to order a keyboard from Japan or Korea to get those. But I haven't paid a lot of attention, I'll admit. I prefer clicky keys. Or at least tactile, if I'm somewhere where quiet is important.
I like quiet keys and don't necessarily know that I care about tactile. I stop pressing the key when I feel pressure beneath my finger. So unless the Black or Brown keys are rather heavy which would throw my brain for a loop compared to what I'm used to, those sound ideal (Brown if I decide I like a little tactileness)
"If you're a person who tends to hit a wrong key every so often while gaming, these will be beneficial in that the high actuation force will help prevent many of those accidental presses."
When I type, if I make a mistake my hands know it and its generally a rather light press. This makes me think black would be a good candidate for me
i kind of feel sorry for the guy, but at the same time the first step to "i want to make a game" after you have an idea, and know the basics of programming, should be to search for tutorials on your language of choice.
I have many lists, some of which were created using a now-obsolete list definition. I need a programmatic way of finding out which lists were created using that old definition.
Currently my workaround is to check the ServerTemplate attribute in the list's PropertiesXml:
list.PropertiesXml.Conta...
