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[Empiricist]

Also, @Sanure, try asking in http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=98412.0
after all, I am not nearly as experienced as the people in there.

[Sanure]

I get so angry when people say pokemon is like cockfighting. It's more like having friendly wrestling competitions with people. The people who do act like it's a cockfight are almost always portrayed as horrible people. Because they are.

I wouldn't call anything that involves poison, electric shot and the like to be wrestling. Or very friendly for that matter.

Well, Pokemon aren't really living creatures, in-universe. After all, they never hurt people, are stored in devices far smaller than the creatures themselves, and are only "knocked out" by even the strongest of attacks. And that's not getting into limited movesets, TMs and HMs, or most items.

Lol, not if you read the Pokemon manga's that first showed up.

[Empiricist]

Is there anything you want to program? After all, different languages have different purposes.

[PrivateNomad]

"Sorry, sir. Orders?"

Oooooh...

[GreatWyrmGold]

And here I was hoping that Will's familiarity with her would make that acceptable.

There's no really safe answer as to what to call a female CO. One option risks seeming like you're patronizing her, the other risks seeming like you're mocking her. There are, however, a large number of undoubtably unsafe answers.

[Sanure]

Is there anything you want to program? After all, different languages have different purposes.

A kind of Calculator used to calculate combat turns. One that Stores Character stats and allows things like: character A attacks Character B who dodges, which outputs [A's STR vs B's DEX]. There probably is something like it already, but not one that suits my needs lol.

[kj1225]

I get so angry when people say pokemon is like cockfighting. It's more like having friendly wrestling competitions with people. The people who do act like it's a cockfight are almost always portrayed as horrible people. Because they are.

I wouldn't call anything that involves poison, electric shot and the like to be wrestling. Or very friendly for that matter.

Well, Pokemon aren't really living creatures, in-universe. After all, they never hurt people, are stored in devices far smaller than the creatures themselves, and are only "knocked out" by even the strongest of attacks. And that's not getting into limited movesets, TMs and HMs, or most items.

Lol, not if you read the Pokemon manga's that first showed up.

Indeed.

Also, we're arguing about something that isn't our world so we can't say much on why the fights don't really harm pokemon. It's probably to do with the trainers or the pokeballs though.

[GreatWyrmGold]

"Training room"?
...Are we training, right before a battle? Mere hours before the "final victory" of the Order?

[Empiricist]

Ah, that won't even need a GUI then, it could probably run off of a console display.

I'd personally approach it by using a "character" class, with enemies and players as objects of that class. Though you don't have to, you could just as easily have each character as an integer array with stats in it.

Then it would be input attacker's aim stat, input defender's evade stat. If successful, input attacker's attack stat, input defender's defense stat.
If it's just an ability use with no targeting, then it's aim stat (usually MND for things like teleport and the like) followed by the ability stat.

Of course, that would be a rudimentary program as it would fail to take into certain account factors. Also, since unlike random.org, a computer's RNG generally uses the system time as a seed into a complex algorithm, it would be pseudo-random as opposed to true random. But of course, a physical dice-roll is not necessarily true random either.

[Sanure]

Ah, that won't even need a GUI then, it could probably run off of a console display.

I'd personally approach it by using a "character" class, with enemies and players as objects of that class. Though you don't have to, you could just as easily have each character as an integer array with stats in it.

Then it would be input attacker's aim stat, input defender's evade stat. If successful, input attacker's attack stat, input defender's defense stat.
If it's just an ability use with no targeting, then it's aim stat (usually MND for things like teleport and the like) followed by the ability stat.

Of course, that would be a rudimentary program as it would fail to take into certain account factors. Also, since unlike random.org, a computer's RNG generally uses the system time as a seed into a complex algorithm, it would be pseudo-random as opposed to true random. But of course, a physical dice-roll is not necessarily true random either.

Heh, I would end up wanting a GUI for it. I hate looking at the Console.

@Gwg seperating Hell from earth is not their 'Final' goal. It's just the main goal.

[Empiricist]

Ah, that won't even need a GUI then, it could probably run off of a console display.

I'd personally approach it by using a "character" class, with enemies and players as objects of that class. Though you don't have to, you could just as easily have each character as an integer array with stats in it.

Then it would be input attacker's aim stat, input defender's evade stat. If successful, input attacker's attack stat, input defender's defense stat.
If it's just an ability use with no targeting, then it's aim stat (usually MND for things like teleport and the like) followed by the ability stat.

Of course, that would be a rudimentary program as it would fail to take into certain account factors. Also, since unlike random.org, a computer's RNG generally uses the system time as a seed into a complex algorithm, it would be pseudo-random as opposed to true random. But of course, a physical dice-roll is not necessarily true random either.

Heh, I would end up wanting a GUI for it. I hate looking at the Console.

@Gwg seperating Hell from earth is not their 'Final' goal. It's just the main goal.

It would look something like this:

Code: (Example) [Select]

Select action:
1): Attack
2): Ability
> 1
Input attacker name:
> Enemy_A
Input aim stat:
> MND
Input attack stat:
> MAG
Input target name:
> Player_A
Input evade stat:
> DEX
Input defense stat:
> MND
Hit result: 65 vs. 54
The attack hits

Damage result: 38 vs. 35
3 damage was dealt

Player_A's health is now 24

Select action:
1): Attack
2): Ability
>

GUI programming requires more work, though I suppose you could use C++ with Qt using the Qt Creator IDE. You'll still need to do a bit more work, namely with slots and signals but it would work.

[Sanure]

That looks nice.

[Empiricist]

That looks nice.

That would be what a console application could look like. If you're using Java with Eclipse, it would be black text on a white background and could be quickly run. Same goes for Python.

[Akroma]

why not simply make an excel sheet and then input the random numbers?

[Empiricist]

That could work.