So this last week’s been pretty hairy for me; not yet sure what next week is going to be like. But as a result, I really haven’t been very productive at all on home stuff; all my attention has been on paying work. While trying to get my head back into the development space this…
In bullet point form, here’s the new stuff: Monsters and PCs are now basically the same thing, just being controlled by different AI code. This dramatically simplified moving things over to the new combat system. NPCs (shopkeepers, quest-givers, etc) will eventually also be controlled by this same system, but aren’t yet; right now, they’re still…
I’ve mentioned StarCraft II twice before, here and here, with my thoughts immediately after purchasing and about a week later, approximately. Thought that it’d be interesting to post an update today, about two months after having purchased the game. First, the single player campaign: Like the previous entries in the StarCraft series, I played through…
The very first time I’ve entered into combat and actually been chased and attacked by a monster. It actually feels really different to do this yourself, rather than having AI subscribers doing it. Thoughts: Currently, monsters won’t attack you until you come within 10 meters of them. This feels way, way too close. I thought…
So tonight, as part of bringing in the new combat system, I’ve smashed Monster Types and PC Classes together into the same thing. That is, there’s no longer any difference between the classes that an AI subscriber can play, and the types of monsters that they can fight. This means that it’ll be easily possible…