Third date. The big one. Will this relationship go any further, or are we done? I invited her to my place, and she accepted. I cook a pretty mean chicken. So it was time to go shopping. The local supermarket was on the basement floor of a nearby shopping center. An old building, but that’s […]
A five minute walk from my parents house would take me to the home of a kid in my grade. His name was Jason. I did not care for him. I wouldn’t call him a bully but he said things that always made me feel bad about myself. But as it was the 90s, when
My parents got married in a Catholic church. That is likely why they took me to a Catholic church for the majority of my childhood. I don’t hate them for it. But it does explain some of why I’m fucked up. But it was a habit. Custom, culture, etc., et cetera. Every Sunday morning. Fuck.
I had a big tournament scheduled before I decided to work on this project. Between that, the translation work that came up and then busy work days this week, I ended up not even opening Unity these last six days. So, this was a "failure" in that I don’t have a finished RPG. But I
So, this is the kind of thing that worries me about my life situation. I was so into making this game, and by so into I was doing a few hours a day, and then I got some freelance work. Which is great, because that’s more money than I’ll make from this game, if previous
Kind of fixed, at least. In the check for an enemy being dead or not, I just check if its Max HP is zero. If it is that means it hasn’t been initialized yet, and this is getting the battle going for me successfully. A bad hack? Maybe. But right now it works!
Okay, so I’m trying to layer the battle system on top of the exploration system. You know, give it a bit of that Dragon Quest feeling. Here’s the problem I am having, though. Starting and stopping the battle. See, my thought was just loop through the enemies and see if any of them are alive.
Up until this point I had just been using the standard Input.GetKeyDown()` in Unity to check for controls, but I know that can get messy in the future, so I finally made a class that handles all the potential keys, so I can do stuff like `CustomInput.IsDown(MenuButton) in the game and then can add all
Hooray! You can kill things. Well, reducing enemies to zero HP doesn’t actually do anything yet, but hey, it’s getting there.
Now the battle engine is actually creating enemies. Lordy, I am behind on these updates but at least I am coding.
