DuelPlayer
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Defense OMFG! 1 Billion Ghouls!
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New updated map added.
Please see the original post for Updated notes or go here http://www.epicwar.com/maps/138265/ To Download the newest version
Looking for some feedback on the map, and some ideas if anyone has them?
Thanks all
Please see the original post for Updated notes or go here http://www.epicwar.com/maps/138265/ To Download the newest version
Looking for some feedback on the map, and some ideas if anyone has them?
Thanks all
HydraRancher
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I may be able to balance or beta test. I do a lot of that in my maps, because I often accidentally make a Crypt Fiend 1 hit kill a Guard Tower (example, not to be taken literally).
Would much appreciate it if you could.
I'll upload the newest version or send you it through email (unprotected)
and let you have a tinker with it.
HydraRancher
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Would much appreciate it if you could.
I'll upload the newest version or send you it through email (unprotected)
and let you have a tinker with it.
Cool, I'll see what I can do.
Gensui Bas
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This discussion reminds me of a story about chess (note that this story is probably historicly incorrect):
"Hundreds and hundreds of years ago there was a King in India who loved to play games. But he had gotten bored of the games that were present at the time and wanted a new game that was much more challenging. He commissioned a poor mathematician who lived in his kingdom to come up with a new game. After months of struggling with all kinds of ideas the mathematician came up with the game of Chaturanga. The game had two armies each lead by a King who commanded the army to defeat the other by capturing the enemy King. It was played on a simple 8x8 square board. The King loved this game so much that he offered to give the poor mathematician anything he wished for. "I would like one grain of rice for the first square of the board, two grains for the second, four grains for the third and so on doubled for each of the 64 squares of the game board" said the mathematician. "Is that all?" asked the King, "Why don't you ask for gold or silver coins instead of rice grains". "The rice should be sufficient for me." replied the mathematician. The King ordered his staff to lay down the grains of rice and soon learned that all the wealth in his kingdom would not be enough to buy the amount of rice needed on the 64th square. In fact the whole kingdoms supply of rice was exhausted before the 30th square was reached. "You have provided me with such a great game and yet I cannot fulfill your simple wish. You are indeed a genius." said the King and offered to make the mathematician his top most advisor instead. "
Anyway, good luck with the final beta's and newer versions!
"Hundreds and hundreds of years ago there was a King in India who loved to play games. But he had gotten bored of the games that were present at the time and wanted a new game that was much more challenging. He commissioned a poor mathematician who lived in his kingdom to come up with a new game. After months of struggling with all kinds of ideas the mathematician came up with the game of Chaturanga. The game had two armies each lead by a King who commanded the army to defeat the other by capturing the enemy King. It was played on a simple 8x8 square board. The King loved this game so much that he offered to give the poor mathematician anything he wished for. "I would like one grain of rice for the first square of the board, two grains for the second, four grains for the third and so on doubled for each of the 64 squares of the game board" said the mathematician. "Is that all?" asked the King, "Why don't you ask for gold or silver coins instead of rice grains". "The rice should be sufficient for me." replied the mathematician. The King ordered his staff to lay down the grains of rice and soon learned that all the wealth in his kingdom would not be enough to buy the amount of rice needed on the 64th square. In fact the whole kingdoms supply of rice was exhausted before the 30th square was reached. "You have provided me with such a great game and yet I cannot fulfill your simple wish. You are indeed a genius." said the King and offered to make the mathematician his top most advisor instead. "
Anyway, good luck with the final beta's and newer versions!
Whoareyou.
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They might not need it, been a few months since this thread was posted.
Hey guys/gals
Been away for quite some time, and took some time out for family commitments, just become a foster carer, now everything has settled down at home, im coming back to finish off this project.
I dont believe i need a terrainer to give much input into it, as 2bh the players view is mainly that of their defence towers and base.
How ever i need a Trigger and data specialist to help impliment some abilities for the creeps, and help with the units lagging.
Whoareyou.
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*points at x-maul?*
What do you mean by X-maul?
The game i've designed isn't like a traditional TD where you defend to stop reaching a goal...
Whoareyou.
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He wants to help -.-
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The Helper:
SD Ryoko about it and he said the couple of people left on there really like it, that was a few years ago, maybe I should check back -
jonas:
I guess when you're getting old, and the last day of soup season draws near, you start wondering -
jonas:
will I make it to the start of the next season? or was this the last time I'll ever have my favorite dish?
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The Helper:
I am doing my first Vibe Coding project. In installed the environment and tools according to instructions but it is all chat doing this for me at my direction. It is fun really and holy shit I might finish in 2 hours what it would have taken a day to in my Access and this would be an electron app complete new
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jonas:
Man the AI is good about gaslighting about security though. I've had several times where I pointed out security problems and it tried to convince me that with a tiny tweak it suddenly becomes secure
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jonas:
Like using a distrobox as a "secure" container, and when I point out that's not secure at all, it claimed that specifying home will make it secure
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The Helper:
Yeah I finished the app today and it is bad ass. Like ChatGPT codes way better and faster than me that is for sure. The app is unsecure AF though and I would never put it anywhere it was obvious. I did not even show it today, the boss never made it in, but I showed the office and they liked it and frankly, I do software for a living and I am qualified to judge this kind of stuff and... Holy Shit this is a game changer. It took me around 4 hours to finish the app from design to end and that is much faster than I could have done it in the outdated MS Access the thing it replaced was in. Good Stuff! Had tons of fun doing it too! Work has not been fun in a while - today was fun!+1
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The Helper:
And really, I did not do it, chat wrote all the code I just pasted it in, tested it, acted like Chats eyes on it and just learned. I learned VS Code, how to use the Terminal and a bunch of Powershell and Command stuff, I used Git for the first time and learned how to save, search, start my server, stop it, run the tests, do some debugging - all the freaking fun stuff - chat wrote all the code+1
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The Helper:
I think the key was the 40 minutes of that 4 hours that went into the design of it. The thing was fully specced out before we started and the only reason it took so long was I had never done any of it and had to get used to the navigation and workflow.+1
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The Helper:
React, JS and AG Grid are the tools that I know i used along with git. I learned alot but it will be a minute before I fully understand everything I am doing in these environments because I am really just following instructions.+1
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jonas:
I think people who aren't logged in can't even see this chat, so your message letting them know they won't be able to register is also hidden xP
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jonas:
but yeah on LLM they're pretty capable now, I used opencode to build a custom agent for some tasks I face, and the custom agent ended up doing better than either opencode or specialized tools that have been developed for 20 years by humans
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jonas:
at the same time it is so stupid and making insanely dumb mistakes, I had to stop it several times from doing really dumb things that would work for just a few cases but would be totally broken for more serious workloads, or sometimes were always broken (like just drop some responses from the LLM, then continue with some fake message) but would not trigger immediate problems
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jonas:
I had to babysit it a lot, I'm not sure if in the near future better models will come around at a similar price point. If the price increases by more than 10x, it will be cheaper for me to do it myself again
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The Helper:
I use it a little different due to my programming background. I dont let it just do it. I am behind it watching what it does and learning. However, Chat has not been making many mistakes. Mostly it is me pasting wrong or something.
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