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Angelo Saez4 years ago

Off bat opening ur game gave me Happy Wheels vibes thanks sm for that lol. I had a lot of fun w it and I rly felt powerful the first few levels. When I hit level 3 I hit a wall and it took me 7 tries before realizing that I needed to go to the shop. You already know I bought the laser lance lol.

I within my first contact hit a guys hand instantly disarming him which was so sick.

Great job w this man. I seriously think you should consider making this an full .io game bc it def has that fun gameplay but also ur ai was really good too.

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N8python4 years ago(+1)

Thank you very much! In retrospect, I probably should have made the shop more visible lol.

Glad you liked the locational damage system!

There is a primitive multiplayer game that I worked on that uses the same-ish combat system here: https://boomba-zoomba.herokuapp.com/

Glad you liked the AI - worked really hard on it.

Maybe I'll make it into an io game at some point. Need enough players first tho. Maybe if this game gets enough attention.

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Angelo Saez4 years ago

I'm very curious what the damage is based off of.

My guesses are velocity, and time spent on enemy.

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Angelo Saez4 years ago

Also just send that to my friend to play w later bc he does heroku/node stuff too

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N8python4 years ago

Cool! Enjoy playing. Combat in boomba zoomba is slightly different from Apollo X combat because there's actually a bit of gravity.

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N8python4 years ago

In this file (https://github.com/N8python/apolloX/blob/master/scripts/person.js), there is a takeDamage function that explains the exact methodolgy.

Damage is based off of angular velocity,  and is updated every game loop. So an initial hit (high angular velocity) will deal a lot more damage then just resting your weapon on the enemy (low angular velocity).

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Angelo Saez4 years ago

Damn wish I would have thought of that. I thought I was wittling them down then I would do a big uturn to resume the fight and they would die. I guess it was the uturn that always killed them lol. Again, good job dude

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N8python4 years ago

Thanks! Yeah, the optimal strategy is to generally swing your weapon on the enemy's head - like the uturn you were describing. Some of the latter enemies have the AI to block your weapon when it gets near your head, so that makes combat a bit more interesting.

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