[DiscordArchive] Is there a flag that makes it so a spell can be cast while casting another spell?
[DiscordArchive] Is there a flag that makes it so a spell can be cast while casting another spell?
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Is there a flag that makes it so a spell can be cast while casting another spell?
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01-19-2022, 11:48 AM #1Archived author: whatwere • Posted: 2022-01-19T11:48:07.096000+00:00
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Is there a flag that makes it so a spell can be cast while casting another spell?
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01-19-2022, 12:13 PM #2Archived author: Yakumo • Posted: 2022-01-19T12:13:42.976000+00:00
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Well, developing the emulator doesn't take _too long_. The content is what takes the most time..
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01-19-2022, 05:12 PM #3Archived author: Kaev • Posted: 2022-01-19T17:12:19.338000+00:00
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Well, developing the emulator doesn't take _too long_. The content is what takes the most time..
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I think this is a half truth, designing a good emulator takes a lot of experience and time.
I suppose it also depends on what you define as "content".
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01-19-2022, 05:16 PM #4Archived author: Nix • Posted: 2022-01-19T17:16:15.269000+00:00
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I think this is a half truth, designing a good emulator takes a lot of experience and time.
I suppose it also depends on what you define as "content".
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As Bill Clinton once famously said “it depends what you mean by “is””
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01-19-2022, 05:17 PM #5Archived author: Vlad • Posted: 2022-01-19T17:17:07.551000+00:00
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As Bill Clinton once famously said “it depends what you mean by “is””
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Getting a server that lets you get ingame and walk around is probably about a month's worth of work for your average dev as an example. (If you're allowed to look at packet structures, and how to construct them)
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01-19-2022, 05:17 PM #6Archived author: Nix • Posted: 2022-01-19T17:17:07.565000+00:00
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Getting a server that lets you get ingame and walk around is probably about a month's worth of work for your average dev as an example. (If you're allowed to look at packet structures, and how to construct them)
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With emulator i ment something like you explained in your second message. A sandbox world with maybe static NPCs without any AI and such things. With content i ment creating and balancing spells and items, NPC AI and related things like their texts, adding all kinds of systems for different types of quests, achievements and so on. Everything that makes the game a game and not a sandbox.
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01-19-2022, 05:25 PM #7Archived author: Kaev • Posted: 2022-01-19T17:25:08.748000+00:00
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With emulator i ment something like you explained in your second message. A sandbox world with maybe static NPCs without any AI and such things. With content i ment creating and balancing spells and items, NPC AI and related things like their texts, adding all kinds of systems for different types of quests, achievements and so on. Everything that makes the game a game and not a sandbox.
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If there's one thing for sure, people underestimate everything.
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01-19-2022, 05:34 PM #8Archived author: stoneharry • Posted: 2022-01-19T17:34:15.985000+00:00
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If there's one thing for sure, people underestimate everything.
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A good example is system dependencies. In order to have NPCs even with no AI, you need some sort of network replication system (Given you don't want to hardcode every single entry), and network replication is a bigger thing, then there is database related systems to handle querying the database and or caching results.
Those systems can be iterated on, but just those two alone require a lot work to work well.
I recall a few years ago, when asked for a time estimation at work, I would consider the context, calculate a time, and then just add 30% to it, and often the time spent it was either within reasonable range or slightly over.
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01-19-2022, 05:40 PM #9Archived author: Nix • Posted: 2022-01-19T17:40:31.476000+00:00
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A good example is system dependencies. In order to have NPCs even with no AI, you need some sort of network replication system (Given you don't want to hardcode every single entry), and network replication is a bigger thing, then there is database related systems to handle querying the database and or caching results.
Those systems can be iterated on, but just those two alone require a lot work to work well.
I recall a few years ago, when asked for a time estimation at work, I would consider the context, calculate a time, and then just add 30% to it, and often the time spent it was either within reasonable range or slightly over.
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