A ton of quick 7DRL looks

[deepshock]

I used C# to make Black Mage.

[guest509]

Alright now we are out of my depth, but I know many people use a library of functions called Curses.

http://roguebasin.roguelikedevelopment.org/index.php?title=Curses

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curses_%28programming_library%29#Portability

If I remember correctly C, and I guess C#, has functions you can call from files you #include at the beginning of the code. I think Curses, or NCurses, is one of those libraries that lets you fiddle with the text/terminal output without redrawing.

If you are really curious the guys in the development section of this forum are freakin' experts. Go ahead and start a thread and they'll point you in the right direction. Show them how you did your game too, i imagine they'll be amazed.

[guest509]

  Oh crap Deep!

  Here's your answer right here! There's already a thread on it!

http://forums.roguetemple.com/index.php?topic=3089.0

[deepshock]

Much appreciated.

Edit: The BMGR page on 'announcements' will have the updated game linked.

[roocey]

Thanks for the quick look at Dead Man Walking!

In the 7DRL version, I think the dual resource system basically just acts as a buffer to protect you from randomness. One of the goals in the new version is to make Willpower a more strategical resource.

[Zireael]

Will you be doing the same for 2014 7DRL?

[guest509]

I've done a few already. Not sure I'll continue. I have a real job now and cannot spend the time. Sadly.

http://7drl.org/2014/03/16/quick-takes-part-1/

[Avagart]

if you do not continue, please let me know. I started do "quick looks" for polish roguelike community and I can do the same for 7drl.org and roguetemple.

[guest509]

Avagart the full fledged reviewing process has started early this year, so I'll be using my time on that.

[PTrefall]

Sounds like the torch has been passed on

[guest509]

Sweet!