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Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 10:57 pm
by TheCatt
Hey all,
I wrote a Yahtzee-like game to teach myself to be more proficient with C#, and to work on the state machines for games.
If any of ya'll would test it and provide comments, I'd appreciate it.
Yahtzee Game
The game requires .Net Framework 1.1, and uses a non-standard IIS port for the high scores and the download itself. (High scores are tracked centrally right now, not at the machine).
Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 11:01 pm
by 71-1085092892
Is it first person perspective?
Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 2:08 pm
by Cakedaddy
Yes it is first person. First person suuuuuucks!! Graphics are so 1992 and the controls are weak and boring. W A S D keys didn't do anything, even though it's first person. I don't get it.
Actually, I loaded and tried it for a few seconds. My initial thoughts:
Not too bad. I like that it shows your score options, and lets you pick from there. It also tells you how short you are for the bonus points. Couple suggestions.
1. Any Yatzee game I've played, you select the dice you want to keep, and roll the others. So, my first roll, I rolled the dice I wanted to keep. Ya, I coulda read the directions. But still. I would like to be able to select the dice I want to keep and roll the non-selected.
2. Once you select the dice you want to keep, keep them selected so you don't have to select them again the second round. So when I select the 3 sixes after the first roll, they are still selected and I can add the fourth 6 to my selection and roll for Yatzee. Rather than reselect the original 3 sixes again.
3. Make a server and keep it massive and persistant. Make it so you can poison other people's dice and stuff. That would be cool.
Kidding with 3.
I'll throw more out there after I actually play a game through.
Posted: Mon Sep 20, 2004 12:00 pm
by TheCatt
1) Well, there are no directions yet.
1/2) I wasn't sure which way to go on this, but overall I think it would be more obvious if the dice did something when you clicked on them (like went back to a roll cup, or ones you selected to keep went to be next to you) or something more graphically advanced than the game currently is.
Thanks for testing!
Posted: Mon Sep 20, 2004 5:21 pm
by Cakedaddy
Those would work too. I'd mainly want to be able to keep my selection selected. Would help reduce the number of accidental rereolls as well.