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a lots of If/Then/Else actions.
SuperSoldier
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This is a rather hard process, and requires a lot of triggering.
What type of game is this?
What type of game is this?
Nenad
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You would have to trigger everything, from picking up items to leveling up to using skills.
e.g
Unit comes withing 200 range of this and this unit
Condition Unit's hitpoints <90%
Actions order this and this unit to cast storm bolt
Kind of like Dragon Age:Origins tactics really, if you played it ^^
e.g
Unit comes withing 200 range of this and this unit
Condition Unit's hitpoints <90%
Actions order this and this unit to cast storm bolt
Kind of like Dragon Age:Origins tactics really, if you played it ^^
Kyux
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so trigger everything.... fuck.... well i saw a right click action so i think i'll just do:
unitA within 200 range of unit B
controller of unitB is computer
order unitB to right click unitA
and then skill ups is the next Q. how should i do those? either replace character with a diff one and just add attributes each level or have like 14 triggers (15 levels) and each makes him learn a new spell and then turns off that trigger and activates the next one.... which?
please comment on either section
unitA within 200 range of unit B
controller of unitB is computer
order unitB to right click unitA
and then skill ups is the next Q. how should i do those? either replace character with a diff one and just add attributes each level or have like 14 triggers (15 levels) and each makes him learn a new spell and then turns off that trigger and activates the next one.... which?
please comment on either section
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