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How does the game determine how much damage you take? Is there a formula out there that determines how many hearts of damage you take per blocks fallen?
Can creatures from the Nether come through a portal? Is it safe to build a portal in the open, or should it be surrounded in a cobblestone hut to prevent unwanted travellers? Can regular creatures use the portal to enter the Nether, or can I use it to evade them?
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Is there a web-app to calculate and display the scores of board and card games (like UNO for example) in a friendly manner on screen?
There are applications that do this for Android (Game Counter & Scorer) and iPhone (Score) phones, but I don't have any of these devices, so I am stuck...
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Is Titan Mode available in more recent versions of BattleField (other than BF 2142) ?
A recent question caught my eye because it asked a perfectly valid question, but only one of the eight paragraphs in the question was actually directly related. The others contained subjective opinion about the state of online play in this particular game.
A commenter helpfully mentioned that t...
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So does anyone know other GOOD "retro-game" reviewers (on Youtube or elsewhere)?
The formula for calculating damage reduction from armor in League of Legends is
Damage Reduction = Total Armor / (100 + Total Armor)
It seems clear to me that this formula dictates that adding more armor has diminishing returns.
For example, let's say my champion has 50 armor, which gives dam...
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If you're just wanting (semi) contiguous regions, there's already an easy implementation in python: scipy's ndimage.morphology module. This is a fairly common image morphology operation.
Basically, you have 5 steps:
def find_paws(data, smooth_radius=5, threshold=0.0001):
data = sp.ndima...
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I'm starting to get into D&D, and have been listening to a few pod casts.
When a character decides they want to do something different (e.g. not move or attack), like picking up a large rock, or looking around for a lever, they roll for a check of strength, wisdom or whatever the DM says to ...
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I will be attending a LAN party in two (2) weeks and am looking for some good UT3 maps. Those that are suited for 10+ are preferred. Anyone have any favorites to share?
