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[Human-beings-discuss] Re: experience
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Guillaume Cottenceau |
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[Human-beings-discuss] Re: experience |
Date: |
17 Apr 2002 12:15:28 +0200 |
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Yoann Padioleau <address@hidden> writes:
> I dont know if it has been mentionned, but in many modern games,
> each unit gain experience from fight (that improve its abilities).
Yes. And even in Civilization it was the case (+50% attack if an
unit already destroyed another one or Barracks was built).
I prefer more advanced experience handling, e.g. cumulative along
different fights, and obsolete against more advanced types of
units.
Also, through time a unit can gain experience, because it keeps
on "training".
> Another thing, if you plan do do a civ game, something that is strange is the
> lifetime of unit.
> Do you think it is realistic to have a unit live through 2000 years ?
> perhaps it deserve some thinking ?
I think it is handled through the fact that a "fire age" unit is
obsolete against a "metal age" unit.
We could make a unit die but since already "lifecycle" is very
fast, a unit needs to be thought more as a "division" which keeps
on training and maintaining itself (e.g. recruiting youngs for
example).
I don't think making a unit "die" would be very enjoyable in the
game (it's just my humble opinion).
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Guillaume Cottenceau - http://www.frozen-bubble.org/