Wolfie's Wasteland Experience

     Creating Wolfie's Wasteland was quite the experience. I would have loved to have been more involved in the graphic design portion of the game but Tilghman and Nick did a great job. However, although I didn't do much of the actually designing I did a majority of the creating the actual verbiage and content for the game, minus some very awesome remarks from Tilghman.  I wasn't too involved in the design work because a majority of the coding fell on my shoulders This happened for a multitude of reasons: I had the most experience variable-style coding in my group so it came a little more naturally for me, and I got so far in that it would have been difficult to have the others help me. Nick was helpful with the NPC code though. I thoroughly enjoyed working on it though. Scratch makes coding very easy and fun. I loved coming up with the content and the way the game moved with the different characters. I wish we hadn't of ran out of room on scratch because I could have put some sort of ending on the game.

Tilghman also made an incredible animation that we had hoped to actually attach to the game.

Link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/53791288/

Scratch -- Level Progess

        This is where I am at with my level. I was able to figure out side-scrolling as well as on screen movement/exploration. I was able to make it so that backwards progress was NOT possible which is very important to our College/Decision making game. I also figured out how to make decisions that could 'teleport' the player to new areas of the map. I also made score card accessible by holding 'c'.

Things to work on. Objects moving with the screen (see goose). We as group need to figure out our 'choice-web'.


https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/52173676/

Scratch PONG Game

Link to my pong game:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/49805304/


I decided to go with a sandwich theme.

Card Monsters/Modifiers

Characters

The Beatles

      The British rock band that defined the 1960's. Their music evolves over the course of the decade as the world is wrapped up in calls for change and revolution. Having studied the classical genre their music encompasses rock and roll, blues, folk, dance, and psychedelia. Use the Beatles to phsych out your enemy!




JRR Tolkien

      The British author that penned an entire universe that is still popular today. He writes many stories in the realm of Middle Earth, including the Lord of the Rings, the Hobbit, and the Silmarillion. His novels greatly influence fantasy fiction and fiction in general. Use Tolkien's knowledge of language to sway your rival to his or her downfall!

Leonardo Da Vinci

        The Italian painter, sculptor, architect, musician, mathematician, engineer, inventor, anatomist, geologist, cartographer, botanist, and writer. He is most known for his paintings, Mona Lisa, The Last Supper, as well as his work on the Sistine Chapel. He contributes greatly to science as well, with his many inventions, and he is also a huge influence on the Italian Renaissance. Use Da Vinci's large and creative mind to outwit your foe!

Modifiers 

The Resurrection of Christ

     Use the Resurrection of Christ Modifier to resurrect one Character from the Graveyard. Add the Character to your hand. If the Character is played immediately no wormholes are required to play the character.


Revolution!

     The Revolution! Modifier card can be used to add all of a character's peace points to any other category of choice. If War is chosen, double the amount of peace points added.

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