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Battle for wesnoth purple xp
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battle for wesnoth purple xp
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  • Yes I participated in several team projects involving software development before (both university and work).
  • Have you developed software in a team environment before? (As opposed to hacking on something on your own).
  • This project is published on Google Code. As far as open source goes, I wrote a semantic web plugin for the OpenBabel chemical suite (part of my research).
  • I participated in several commercial projects, including a commercial FPS game (during my CO-OP).
  • What programs/software have you worked on before?.
  • battle for wesnoth purple xp

    I would certainly want to work in a gamedev industry once I graduate I have also never participated in the Google Summer of Code, which I hope will prove to be an exciting, interesting, and of course challenging, experience. My main reason for participating in this project is that I am passionate about any kind of game development. My preferred email address is 'mkonyk_A-T_gmail_D-O-T_com'.

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    It has a nasty tendency to get really frustrating sometimes.My name is Myk and I am currently a full time graduate student (Masters, Computer Science) at CU, Ottawa, Canada. It's, incidentally, the reason why I always only play a couple of Wesnoth games, before turning my attention to other games again for a while. Therefore, you really, really, really painfully notice every time when the RNG screws you over, leading to a biased perspective. However, the situation at this particular front has shifted so much for the worse due to this one short moment of bad luck that you will feel its consequences for many turns to come. Of course, on the next turn you might, in turn, have a streak of luck just as great as that streak of bad luck. What should have been easy suddenly becomes a lost case. Suddenly, you are down a level 2 unit (which, by all probability, should have become a level 3 unit by now), whereas the opponent has a level 2 unit of a type you have no counter against amongst your remaining units. You try to attack the infanterist with something else to get him down, miss again, maybe take some damage in the process, have less units left to deal with the rest of the army, on the opponent's turn the infanterist attacks your mage and kills him, gaining a level himself. You could now figure that you are going to burn the heavy infanterist with the mage and have your other units deal with the rest then.Īnd then your Red Mage misses each of his 70% chance attacks - which simply has to happen every now and then, but simply sucks in this particular situation.

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    This invariably leads to the players feeling they are being cheated by the random number generator.įor example, say there is a heavy infanterist amongst the enemy ranks, plus a couple of weaker units your troups could easily deal with, whereas you have some elven units and a Red Mage, who is about to gain another level. Unfortunately, since single units are of high importance, a streak of bad luck can have horrible consequences that totally screw up your plans and lead to you losing valuable, highly experienced units and the opponent, instead of losing a unit, suddenly having very powerful units you have no way to deal with.

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    While the game keeps track of the damage dealt and taken and their expectation values - typically close to each other, so you can see that the random number generator actually is working just fine - due to the large number of attacks involved in each round it simply has to happen time and time again that you suffer a streak of bad luck. So far, we have made it up to 5.Ĭan someone clarify that for me?Well, the game is very luck-dependant by its nature, and all players can go by when devising their plans are the hit chances. I often play this way together with a friend, where we are trying to increase the number of computer opponents we can take together at once. That makes for a great challenge where I have to worry about choosing the right tactics so that I, somehow, win the battle against overwhelming odds, instead of having to worry that the loss of a unit might make the entire campaign unwinnable (which I am going to find out only in 5 missions), which suits my tastes better. I usually prefer to have a randomly generated map with a couple of computer opponents (allied with each other), where each player starts with 100 gold and the experience requirement settings down to 40%. I haven't played much of the campaigns though (played through a fair bit of Heir to the Throne, and the only undead campaign that was included back from the start back when I started playing back in 0.84 or so I think it was called Rise of the Dark Horde, or something like that, though I could be confusing it with something). I still do, every now and then, when I get into the mood, usually together with friends.












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