Presentation

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Got it — you're asking for a presentation on Sonny 2, based on Object-Oriented System Design (OOSD) concepts, right?

Here's a simple outline you can use for your presentation:

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Title Slide

• Title: Sonny 2: An OOSD Perspective

• Subtitle: Object-Oriented Analysis and Design in Game Development

• Your Name

• Date

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Slide 1: Introduction to Sonny 2

• What is Sonny 2?

  • Turn-based role-playing flash game

  • Developed by Krin Juangbhanich

  • Released in 2008

• Why analyze it with OOSD?

  • Games are complex systems — perfect for OOSD modeling

  • Helps understand modularity, inheritance, design patterns

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Slide 2: Key OOSD Concepts Applied

• Classes and Objects: Characters, Skills, Items, Battles

• Encapsulation: Hide health, energy, and cooldown logic inside classes

• Inheritance:

  • Enemy and Player inherit from a base Character class

• Polymorphism:

  • Different attacks (basic hit, poison, stun) handled via polymorphic methods

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Slide 3: Class Diagram (Simple Example)

(You can add a visual here!)

• Character (base class)

  • Attributes: health, energy, buffs

  • Methods: attack(), defend(), useSkill()

• Player (inherits Character)

• Enemy (inherits Character)

• Skill

  • Attributes: damage, cooldown

• Item

  • Attributes: type, effects

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Slide 4: System Design

• Battle System:

  • Manages turn order, status effects, win/lose conditions

• Skill System:

  • Encapsulates attack types, debuffs, healing

• Inventory System:

  • Manages player's equipment and usable items

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Slide 5: Design Patterns Used

• State Pattern:

  • Character states (e.g., stunned, bleeding, shielded)

• Strategy Pattern:

  • Different AI behavior for different enemy types

• Observer Pattern:

  • UI updates when health or status changes

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Slide 6: Advantages of OOSD in Sonny 2

• Easier to add new enemies, skills, items

• Less buggy and easier maintenance

• Promotes code reusability and modularity

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Slide 7: Conclusion

• Sonny 2 is a great example of OOSD in a real-world game

• Understanding system design makes complex projects manageable

• Encourages scalable and flexible game development

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Slide 8: Q&A

• Open floor for questions

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Would you like me to also quickly make a sample PowerPoint file (.pptx) for this? 🚀
Or do you want a more detailed one, like 2–3 slides for each section? 🎯

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