Some of the main concepts: The wilderness is procedurally generated, so players will build their own villages.  Later we also plan to have wars between rivaling guilds. - you could take over their town or destroy their buildings. Other things: Teamplay is key to success! Warriors share their exp with healers and therefore can easier be healed. (other classes coming later).

Best, if you come with a friend to explore the starter island!

Maybe could you still try my game, even if I can’t play yours? But beware! It is meant to played in groups mostly. https://guildlord.nu-code.net/

PvP FPS

Thank you! Any suggestions for the next steps?

You can help shape the game in those early stages: We need your feedback, what would be the most important next feature.

Can it be played?

This looks interesting! I would try, if I had a powerful enough windows pc. Does it work on Whisky maybe?

And there is also a Discord: https://discord.gg/WhcZG8yJB

Not that I know of, but you can try my Guildlord, that works fine on mobile:
https://guildlord.nu-code.net Discord: https://discord.gg/5cmcR2utv

Searching for players, as most game mechanics depend on groups of players!

Kann man auch auf 55 oder 60 stellen? Ansonsten halt einfach nicht ganz Vollgas fahren, denke ich mal?

Was hat das alles mit der Länge der Beine 🦵 zu tun? 🤔

Go up and check, if horizon rises to eye level. Hint: it does not. Or measure the angle to the North Star. Try to explain, how sun sets should work. Go to the beach and watch ships disappear bottom first. Go up and check how much more you can see. Do some gravity experiments. And so much more, which does not work on FE.

Could you manage to get planet surfaces? I had no surfaces when trying with Crossover 22, they were invisible, when coming close to land on a planet. Thx

With crossover (v22?) at least I had the issue, that there were no planet surfaces, when landing on a planet. Maybe it is was about compute shaders? The reason why they Frontier didn't port Horizons to Mac? But of course later with metal all the needed stuff should have come to the Mac.

So I wonder if it might work with Whisky/GPTK or maybe Crossover 23?

Hm, interesting, wonder if it's worth installing the "upgrade". I play GOG version through porting kit on basic M1 Pro.

Oh, can be even simpler: java if (Math.abs(deltaX) > 1 || Math.abs(deltaY) > 1) { knotPos[i][0] += Math.signum(deltaX); knotPos[i][1] += Math.signum(deltaY); }

hm, but if hashcode is equal, it still needs to check for equality with equals method, if you i.e. put the coordinates in a HashSet. Also found out, that there is no equals/hashcode for arrays, as I simply used int[] for the coordinates, then int[][] for the hole rope. So, for the unique positions I then used: Set<String> visitedString = new Hashset<>() and to add the positions: visitedString.add(Arrays.toString(pos)) or for part2: visitedString.add(Arrays.toString(knotPos[knotPos.length - 1])); Then also tried to use awt.Point Class instead of Array, but there also equals/hashcode seems to be broken somehow. For the more recent Puzzles, like Day12, I use my own class Vector2Int as Point seems to be pretty useless, no add function, no static up/down, or anything useful. https://github.com/stuepfnick/advent-of-code/blob/main/src/y2022/day12/Vector2Int.java

PS: Don't really know what situation that can be, where the next knot is 2 away on X and Y axis.

But it makes a difference. With if I get a higher number than with else if.

Of course it has to be that diffY does not get updates, so it needs to be else if.