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symbioidljdefeated chapter 7 of the undead campaign. only have to do chapter 8 and then it's on to the fucking orcs!
ok, 8 is gonna be rough, it's a timed 30 minute thing where I have to defend Kel'Thuzad from distraction/destruction as he summons the demon lord Archimonde.
My guess is I"m gonna have to play it 2 or 3 times before figuring out a full strategy so I'm planning on at least an hour to get through it.
Started to write the design doc for hexbgon. But it's pretty silly so far. No real details, just the synopsis.
Here's what I've got:(the scoring section is to go later in the doc, but i wrote it cuz it's how I plan it and I may as well get it in)
I think I may call the bomb the Hexabomb. :)
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Synopsis: hexbgon is a puzzle game based around the geometric tessellation of hexagons. Optimally, there will be several different modes to play the game in. Examples include: 2 player, timed attack, amongst others. The goal of the game is to connect hexagons together on a playing field, and then destroying the aggregated collection of conjoined hexagons with "bomb" powerups. Points are determined on how efficiently the hexagons are linked. There will be other assorted "powerups" as well that can enhance the game play. Such powerups may allow the player to flip the hexagon, or paint a side of a hexagon a specific color. In two player mode, there may be some form of "attack" powerups.
Scoring: For each connection, player receives 200 points. This encourages a more efficient packing scheme. 3 hexagons that are stacked vertically are connected with two connections, but it's possible to place two hexes atop each other, and place a third in the cleft between them. If the colors of the third hex's sides match the two stacked hexes, each hex now has 2 connections with one another, and added up they total 3 connections. 3 x 200 = 600 points. Whereas the stacked hexes only have 2 connections and thus 400(2 x 200) points.
ok, 8 is gonna be rough, it's a timed 30 minute thing where I have to defend Kel'Thuzad from distraction/destruction as he summons the demon lord Archimonde.
My guess is I"m gonna have to play it 2 or 3 times before figuring out a full strategy so I'm planning on at least an hour to get through it.
Started to write the design doc for hexbgon. But it's pretty silly so far. No real details, just the synopsis.
Here's what I've got:(the scoring section is to go later in the doc, but i wrote it cuz it's how I plan it and I may as well get it in)
I think I may call the bomb the Hexabomb. :)
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Synopsis: hexbgon is a puzzle game based around the geometric tessellation of hexagons. Optimally, there will be several different modes to play the game in. Examples include: 2 player, timed attack, amongst others. The goal of the game is to connect hexagons together on a playing field, and then destroying the aggregated collection of conjoined hexagons with "bomb" powerups. Points are determined on how efficiently the hexagons are linked. There will be other assorted "powerups" as well that can enhance the game play. Such powerups may allow the player to flip the hexagon, or paint a side of a hexagon a specific color. In two player mode, there may be some form of "attack" powerups.
Scoring: For each connection, player receives 200 points. This encourages a more efficient packing scheme. 3 hexagons that are stacked vertically are connected with two connections, but it's possible to place two hexes atop each other, and place a third in the cleft between them. If the colors of the third hex's sides match the two stacked hexes, each hex now has 2 connections with one another, and added up they total 3 connections. 3 x 200 = 600 points. Whereas the stacked hexes only have 2 connections and thus 400(2 x 200) points.
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Date: 2003-08-14 10:52 am (UTC)