Spore Creature Creator is pretty kick ass. I can't lie, it's where I got the idea for this little guy. This makes 3/50.
All-Seeing Mouth
Strong Cyclops, Average Defense, Pathetic Speed
Can attack twice in one turn
Saturday 28 June 2008
Sunday 22 June 2008
McKingroh Blue Prints
Several month-old pictures of a bare-bones view of McKingroh, the continent that the game takes place on.
The game starts from the top peninsula, at which point you go through each level until you get to the bottom.
Level 1-Roast Ruins
Level 2-Redwood
Level 3-Glory Road
Level 4-Chestnut Plains
Level 5-Grapefruit Jungle
Level 6-Delicious Mountains
Level 7-Cheeky Sands
Level 8-Wax Pass
Level 9-Frigid Eye
Level 10-Den of Mischief (1)
Level 11-Heart of Mischief (2)
The game starts from the top peninsula, at which point you go through each level until you get to the bottom.Level 1-Roast Ruins
Level 2-Redwood
Level 3-Glory Road
Level 4-Chestnut Plains
Level 5-Grapefruit Jungle
Level 6-Delicious Mountains
Level 7-Cheeky Sands
Level 8-Wax Pass
Level 9-Frigid Eye
Level 10-Den of Mischief (1)
Level 11-Heart of Mischief (2)
My Favorite Muscles
Another dangerous enemy. Let's make this 2/50.
Deltoids
Somewhat powerful parasites, travel in packs
Average speed, high defense
Deltoids
Somewhat powerful parasites, travel in packs
Average speed, high defense
Saturday 21 June 2008
Starting a New Check.
A lot of the world of Auslander has already been drawn, the quality of which ranges from awful to bad. My personal goal is 50 enemies and 2-3 bosses, so I claim this picture as 1/50 for the Enemies.
Rogan Thiefy
Weak Thief, steals items
Fast, low defense and offense
Rogan Thiefy
Weak Thief, steals items
Fast, low defense and offense
Genesis of the Enigma
Marlin's pitch of Auslander, made way back when in February of 2008. Hopefully this will give you an idea of the kind of game we have in mind for Auslander.
Storyline:
You start out, young Auslander, as a lad trying to rescue his dog. You really like this dog, and are willing to fight all sorts of demons to rescue him.
You will be fighting ten different enemies, then going after the boss who has your dog. Hopefully your dog doesn't become dinner!
After you defeat the first, fourth, seventh, and tenth enemies you have a chance to make purchases from the store. These can be anything from weapons to medicine.
As you progress, the enemies you face will be harder, and the items you can purchase become more advanced. Once you defeat the boss and rescue your dog, your score is: Gold + (Inventory Value / 3) + (Experience / 5)
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Battle breakdown:
On the battle screen, you and your opponent will be displayed. These opponents will be animals or something. Whatever D-Shaft wants to draw. You will have five battle related stats: Attack, defense, speed, magic points, and hit points. Your opponent will have four stats: Attack, defense, speed, and hit points.
The battle order will be determined by speed --- using the mt_rand function. You have four options on your turn: Use Magic, Attack, Heal, or Run. Attack and Run will always be available. If you have magic points left, you can use magic. If you have medicine, you can heal.
All equipment bonuses will be factored into attack or defense power --- e.g., if you have an attack of five, and a sword that adds two, your attack is seven.
Damage is calculated by the attack power minus the defense power. If this is less than two, either one or two is the damage taken.
You can try to run if you feel you are going to lose a battle. This is useful, because then you don't take damage --- and move closer to a store where you can buy medicine. A random number is taken between zero and the speed value for each character. If your number is higher than your opponents, then you succeed and run away. E.g., if you have a speed of five, and your opponent has a speed of two, then you get a random number 0-5 (let's say 1). Then your opponent gets a random number 0-2 (let's say 2). In this example, you don't escape, and that's your turn. In case of a tie, there will be a reroll.
Healing uses a medicine. You can use one medicine per turn, healing either five HP or 20% of your maximum health, rounded up. Medicine is bought at the store, but you start with three. Meds also restore two magic points.
Magic is a very powerful attack, but you have a limited number of magic points. Each time you use magic, it takes up a magic point. Let's say you have a magic rating of eight. You can have a maximum of nine magic points (magic rating + 1). When you attack someone with magic (rating eight), it's as if you did a regular attack on them, which had a strength of twelve (magic * 1.5; rounded up).
At the end of each battle, you gain a random amount of gold based on the enemy level, and if you have room within your max amount, gain 3 HP and 2 MP (magic points).
Once you level up, which will happen about four times in the game, you have two "free" points to add to your attack / defense / magic / speed, AND one random stat is bumped up by one. Leveling up your magic gives a MP; leveling up max health gives a HP.
The enemies are mindless blobs.... they'll always attack you!
That's an interesting concept - suppose the supreme evils have infested everybody's minds --- that would explain why people are always attacking you --- and why they are so bloodthirsty.
~~~
Item (Shops available at): Effect *Maximum of three equipped items, not counting medicine*
<>Five items available at each shop<>
Medicine (1,4,7,10): +3 HP; +2 MP
A pointy stick (1): +1 Strength
A newspaper hat (1): +2 Defense
Shoes (1): +1 Speed
A kid's magic set (1,4): +2 Magic
A short sword (4): +4 Strength
Plastic armor (4): +4 Defense
A skateboard (4,7): +5 Speed -1 Defense
A gun (7,10): +8 Strength
Chainmail (7): +7 Defense
A magical wand (7): +7 Magic +1 Defense -3 Strength -1 Health
A personal forcefield (10): +5 Defense, +3 Strength
A car (10): +7 Speed; +1 Defense, +1 Strength
Merlin's Beard (10): +15 Magic +2 Health -3 Speed -4 strength
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Art Requests:
Hey D-Shaft, master artist! SBA, you reading me? You guys are the artists. I can program this thing, but can't draw to save my life. Here's what I'm requesting drawings for :
Also, I think it'd be cool for the user to choose their starting character. Multiple character drawings would be great.
Items (0/14)
Enemies (4/30) + several needing retouching
Bosses (0/2)
Characters (3/3)
Take your time on these, I just need to know that the rest of the post has been approved, and that these drawings are coming, then I'll get to work.
~~~
PLEASE give me feedback!
Got it? Good, 'cause here's where the fun starts.
Storyline:
You start out, young Auslander, as a lad trying to rescue his dog. You really like this dog, and are willing to fight all sorts of demons to rescue him.
You will be fighting ten different enemies, then going after the boss who has your dog. Hopefully your dog doesn't become dinner!
After you defeat the first, fourth, seventh, and tenth enemies you have a chance to make purchases from the store. These can be anything from weapons to medicine.
As you progress, the enemies you face will be harder, and the items you can purchase become more advanced. Once you defeat the boss and rescue your dog, your score is: Gold + (Inventory Value / 3) + (Experience / 5)
~~~
Battle breakdown:
On the battle screen, you and your opponent will be displayed. These opponents will be animals or something. Whatever D-Shaft wants to draw. You will have five battle related stats: Attack, defense, speed, magic points, and hit points. Your opponent will have four stats: Attack, defense, speed, and hit points.
The battle order will be determined by speed --- using the mt_rand function. You have four options on your turn: Use Magic, Attack, Heal, or Run. Attack and Run will always be available. If you have magic points left, you can use magic. If you have medicine, you can heal.
All equipment bonuses will be factored into attack or defense power --- e.g., if you have an attack of five, and a sword that adds two, your attack is seven.
Damage is calculated by the attack power minus the defense power. If this is less than two, either one or two is the damage taken.
You can try to run if you feel you are going to lose a battle. This is useful, because then you don't take damage --- and move closer to a store where you can buy medicine. A random number is taken between zero and the speed value for each character. If your number is higher than your opponents, then you succeed and run away. E.g., if you have a speed of five, and your opponent has a speed of two, then you get a random number 0-5 (let's say 1). Then your opponent gets a random number 0-2 (let's say 2). In this example, you don't escape, and that's your turn. In case of a tie, there will be a reroll.
Healing uses a medicine. You can use one medicine per turn, healing either five HP or 20% of your maximum health, rounded up. Medicine is bought at the store, but you start with three. Meds also restore two magic points.
Magic is a very powerful attack, but you have a limited number of magic points. Each time you use magic, it takes up a magic point. Let's say you have a magic rating of eight. You can have a maximum of nine magic points (magic rating + 1). When you attack someone with magic (rating eight), it's as if you did a regular attack on them, which had a strength of twelve (magic * 1.5; rounded up).
At the end of each battle, you gain a random amount of gold based on the enemy level, and if you have room within your max amount, gain 3 HP and 2 MP (magic points).
Once you level up, which will happen about four times in the game, you have two "free" points to add to your attack / defense / magic / speed, AND one random stat is bumped up by one. Leveling up your magic gives a MP; leveling up max health gives a HP.
The enemies are mindless blobs.... they'll always attack you!
That's an interesting concept - suppose the supreme evils have infested everybody's minds --- that would explain why people are always attacking you --- and why they are so bloodthirsty.
~~~
Item (Shops available at): Effect *Maximum of three equipped items, not counting medicine*
<>Five items available at each shop<>
Medicine (1,4,7,10): +3 HP; +2 MP
A pointy stick (1): +1 Strength
A newspaper hat (1): +2 Defense
Shoes (1): +1 Speed
A kid's magic set (1,4): +2 Magic
A short sword (4): +4 Strength
Plastic armor (4): +4 Defense
A skateboard (4,7): +5 Speed -1 Defense
A gun (7,10): +8 Strength
Chainmail (7): +7 Defense
A magical wand (7): +7 Magic +1 Defense -3 Strength -1 Health
A personal forcefield (10): +5 Defense, +3 Strength
A car (10): +7 Speed; +1 Defense, +1 Strength
Merlin's Beard (10): +15 Magic +2 Health -3 Speed -4 strength
~~~
Art Requests:
Hey D-Shaft, master artist! SBA, you reading me? You guys are the artists. I can program this thing, but can't draw to save my life. Here's what I'm requesting drawings for :
Also, I think it'd be cool for the user to choose their starting character. Multiple character drawings would be great.
Items (0/14)
Enemies (4/30) + several needing retouching
Bosses (0/2)
Characters (3/3)
Take your time on these, I just need to know that the rest of the post has been approved, and that these drawings are coming, then I'll get to work.
~~~
PLEASE give me feedback!
Got it? Good, 'cause here's where the fun starts.
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