harrio's Forum Posts

  • vladoss,

    i absolutely LOVE this game sir. the simplicity of the 'mechanism' along with the difficulty of the layouts is near perfect for sucking players 'in'.

    yes, the first level took me a while, but i beat it. the satisfaction of the replay and the 'well done' are...well done.

    could very easily be an ipad game. laying down the squares with your fingers and then watching the result is an incredible interaction, that i think would appeal to kids and adults with this game.

    please finish and find a way to publish this game sir.

    i think you have 'found the fun'.

  • really brilliant stuff you are working on, thanks for displaying this to us all.

    what he said...

    i couldn't help myself...lol.

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  • I just discovered C2 and am loving it. I have been trying to build my first game for the last 3 years, and while I have honed some skills, I haven't ever got far on a full fledged project. C2 might just change that.

    that sir, is some cool sh*!

    i never grow tired of hearing how c2 helps peeps realize dreams. keep working on that sir.

    it deserves to be finished.

  • very good for a first game. polish will come in time, but being able to start, make and finish a game is a very important milestone.

    well done sir.

  • Sounds good. Looking forward to see more.

    what he said...

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  • gazoogle,

    i'm sure others will better define the answer, but i don't think you need a classic loop to accomplish this. that's the beauty of the event system. you could simply cycle between the two; computer and player. with rules defining how they complete their turn.

    example...

    -setup array at beginning

    -setup variable for 'sequence' at beginning

    -computer add to 'sequence' random color

    -computer play 'sequence'

    -prompt player to copy 'sequence'

    -check if player 'sequence' matched computer sequence or not

    this is very vague pseudo code, but it should give you an idea of haw to proceed.

    hope it helps...

  • Oh and P.S - that multplayer plugin sounds AMAZING! Cant wait.

    what he said.

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  • Zollie08,

    sorry for your loss.

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