Re: logically weird loop

Janis Papanagnou pisze:

On 21.11.2024 14:05, fir wrote:

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well im somewhat experienced in writing roguelike (never make some
finished but i wrote them i dont know in sum maybe about 3-4 months day
bay dey

 Yeah, I suspected so; that's why I initially wrote about my suggestion
that "this might mess up your plans".
 

in fact i coded roguelikes maybe more (maybe up to 6- months day bay day in sum... its not so little.. as yoiu then got some experience with that
now im fuking out of energy and my whole body makes pain (some health problems) s i dont even try to finish some but simply toy with some thoughts

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previously i used thsi simpler approach and the conclusion from
experiecne was i need something that stores the action..
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bothering bots i dont see as a problem but it is just needed to eb able
to bother them - not for being unable for bother them... i just need a
lot of cases when i could combine warious states for good efects

 I was tempted to suggest, for the implementation details, to (also or
better) try a post in rec.games.roguelike.development but that group
appears to be dead.
 

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spells in turn if casted just live on their own loop so they not block
a caster if are casted

 I would have seen a spell-cast (as opposed to learning a spell) as a
single-turn action, but that is of course a design decision.
 Janis
 

design is especially important as to program like rogualike..becouse the game is not "fluid" but lives on tiles and also time interactions need to be designed its maybe not primarely important if it is simpler scenario or more complex but the very important is the design to be "inherently coherent"