wraggster
March 24th, 2011, 23:47
News via http://supremedirt.drunkencoders.com/2011/03/21/soul-of-rebirth-development-begins/
As of today, development on Soul of Rebirth has resumed. Sort of.
What do I mean sort of? No actual programming will be done for a few months. I will be getting designs on paper, everything planned out. This is because I have decided that Soul of Rebirth will be a Turn-Based Competitive Strategy RPG for the 3DS.
Obviously, I will have to wait until the 3DS has been released, never mind cracked, until this can even begin.
To start with, I’ve been working on Experience formulas. I have one that took me about an hour and a half to come up with. The level cap is 50.
The formula is…
squareroot([Level^2-1]/7)
All roots and division are rounded down immediately as they happen.
This is the basic formula. In particular, it’s designed to not immediately look formulaic when the actual values are looked at. Throw it in Excel (fix the squareroot to root, add in the ROUNDDOWN statements) to see, I don’t feel the need to post the values.
I’m currently working on a formula that initially requires higher experience, but around level 30 or so starts to require less.
Until next time,
~Supreme Dirt
As of today, development on Soul of Rebirth has resumed. Sort of.
What do I mean sort of? No actual programming will be done for a few months. I will be getting designs on paper, everything planned out. This is because I have decided that Soul of Rebirth will be a Turn-Based Competitive Strategy RPG for the 3DS.
Obviously, I will have to wait until the 3DS has been released, never mind cracked, until this can even begin.
To start with, I’ve been working on Experience formulas. I have one that took me about an hour and a half to come up with. The level cap is 50.
The formula is…
squareroot([Level^2-1]/7)
All roots and division are rounded down immediately as they happen.
This is the basic formula. In particular, it’s designed to not immediately look formulaic when the actual values are looked at. Throw it in Excel (fix the squareroot to root, add in the ROUNDDOWN statements) to see, I don’t feel the need to post the values.
I’m currently working on a formula that initially requires higher experience, but around level 30 or so starts to require less.
Until next time,
~Supreme Dirt