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Oct 10, 2000, 1:00am

Does anybody have an RPG bot?

Oct 10, 2000, 1:07am

1. customizable "monopoly" bot (however, it should be generic so as to avoid
copyright issues)
2. scrabble bot
3. "The Game of Life" bot
4. RPG bot
5. Risk bot
6. Axis and Allies bot
7. Adventure game bots that can be based on such games as Myst, Riven,
LightBringer, 7th Guest, 11th Hour, Crystal Key, and etc.

Oct 11, 2000, 12:27am

hhhmmm, what kind of details...I don't know anything about bots. I just
know I would like to see these kind of bots. Unless you are totally
unfamiliar with these games, you don't really need any details.

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Oct 12, 2000, 2:17am

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This bot should generate random numbers between 2 and twelve for the dice
rolls, keep track of where each player lands and who owns which property.
It should keep track of buying and selling and manage trades and auctions.
It should also generate random messages depending on which card stack is
drawn from.


randomly generate letter drawing from a "stack", keep track of who has which
letters, create letter objects where the player specifies (the player would
probably place letters by clicking on the letter in his player area and then
clicking on the place he wants the bot to move it to), keep track of valid
plays by accessing a dictionary, and keep track of score.


This bot should manage all money transfers, paydays, careers, and life
cards.


This bot should act as the Dungeon Master by creating various scenarios that
change based on the characters' decisions throughout the game. In other
words, it will change the storyline as each character makes a decison (ie,
to fight or flee, to go north or south, buy a dagger or a spell, etc)


this bot should manage conquered land, allow the player to place battalions,
manage dice rolls, randomly determine battle outcomes based on number of
battalions, generals, etc. and manage prisoner exchanges


I have always wanted to play this game, but never have bought the CD-ROM
yet.

Riven,

Should manipulate objects to act according to player action (such as using a
key or moving puzzle pieces), manage the storyline according to the player's
choices, and manage character actors to make the setting of the game come
alive.




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Dec 24, 1999, 5:36am

You mean sorta like in the original "Land of the Lost" television series
where Marshall, Will, and Holly were on a mountain peak and were looking
across a valley at themselves looking across a valley at themselves looking
across a valley at themselves....hehe, well you get the point :-)

Gotta hand it to the original "Land of the Lost"...they sure did have some
imaginative writers, unlike the new series that didn't last but about a
season.

It would be cool if someone made a world based on "The Land of The Lost."

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Apr 6, 2000, 11:40pm

Why not just have support for streaming audio instead of mp3s?

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Jun 2, 2000, 9:35pm

Couldn't a programming wiz create a small program that could publish the
info in a table? For example, he could set up a web site that would receive
info from any computer that has this program and the info would
automatically be published in table format.


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Jul 26, 2000, 4:59pm

background and pretty much useless. <<<<

Just go into your settings and turn it off.


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Oct 14, 2000, 3:37pm

yeah, but the scenes will still be pre-rendered. I bet the free hard drive
space requirement will be huge!

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Jan 31, 2001, 5:45am

I am not a beta tester, so I don't know if this feature is a by-product of
the "light command" in 3.1. But, it would seem only natural for any light
source to create shadows.

Nov 9, 2002, 12:54am

<They used to do it in Blaxxun.>

Adobe Atmosphere lets you use personal avatars, too.

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